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KUH-BALUN—
A black rocky peak on the south side of the Gav-rud river, which there forms
the boundary between Kirmanshah and Kurdistan, south-east of Kaleh, where
the Kanduleh-Senna road crosses the river. It presents a knife edge east and
west, and is flat to north and south.— {Burton.)
KUH-CHARMUK—
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
KUH-CHIHIL-CHAMEH.
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
KUH-DUSHMAD—
A high range of mountain , about 10,000 feet, in Kurdistan to the south-east
of Senna.— {Gerard.) v
KUH-GARRAN—
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The local name for a portion of the Zagros enclosing the valley of Cham- *
Garran situated on the western side of the Garran pass in Western Kurdistan.—
{Plowden.)
It is 12 farsakhs west of Senna. Oak, gall-nut t;ee, and myiobalan are p’en-
tiful here. Also called Kuh-Cham-i-Garran.
KUH-KALEH BARD—
In the district of Merivan. Seen on the Merivan-Senna road opposite
the village of Almaneh-
KUH-KHAN—
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
KUH-KHUSRAU KHAN—
A mountain in the district of Khurkhureh. It has much water and pastures.
KUH- KUREMIANEH—
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
KUHMAMU (Baneh)—
A village of the district of Baneh. It is 1 farsalch to the left of Gendumban
which is on the road from Baneh to Balakeh.— {Customs.)
KUH-MEIHAMEIN—
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
KUH-P AN JEH-’ ALI—
A jagged and lofty mountain visible at a great distance to the east from the
Mian-Sar pass above the Gav-rud, Persian Kurdistan. Its topmost peaks
in profile present a curious likeness to the tips of the fingers of a human hand :
hence the name —(Rwrfow.)
K UH-PIR-RUSTAM—
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
KUH-SAL AN—
A mountain in the district of Avroman. It starts at the village of Jarbujeh
arid ends at Bahramabad, and is well wooded,