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of 5,000 Jcrdns annually, while the duties collected in 1905 are said to have
amounted to 60,000 Jcrdns. The people of Bandar Dilam are fairly well
armed with Martini rifles and revolvers.
The administration of Bandar Dilam extends also over the following
places though they are geographically located in the Liravi district. Those
regarding which information is available are described separately in this
Gazetteer*
1. Baba Hasani {g.v.).
2. Buneh Khatir (q.v.).
3. Buneh Sama’il.
4. Ohah Tahal or Tal (q.v.)
5. Gahzard (q.v.).
6. Garreh.
7. Gazluri (q.v.).
8. Gav-Dar. |
9. Gurbeh (q.v.).
10. Hisar ((j.v. .
11. Imam Hasan (q.v.).
12. Isfandiari (q.v.).
13. Khlvaja Glr.)
14. Kunarku[(g.t>.).
or
Kinar Kuh.
15. Lailatl (q.v.).
16. Lailataih (q.v.).
17. Mai Shahabj
18. Mai Sunan.
19. Muzaffari (q.v.).
20 Sabz Pfishan (q.v.).
21. Sahgnn.
22. Shahr Vlran (q.v.).
23. Siah Makan (q.v.).
24. Umri (q.v.).
The following small plates in the immediate neighbourhood of Bandar
Dilam are also included amongst the dependencies of that town, and will
Jbe found described under their own names in this Gazetteer
’AmarL Tunub. Kinar Kuh.
Communications. —Postal communication with Bushire is by courier,
and there is a post in each direction every week. Bandar Dilam is a station
on the Persian Government’s branch telegraph line from Borazjun to Ahwaz,
intermediate between Bandar Big and Behbehan.— {Brucks — Mmteith —
Petty — Colville — Constable—Stiff e—Persian Coast Pilot — Bell—Foreign
Department Gazetteer, 1905.)
BANDAR HULAILEH— Lat. 28° 50' N.; Long. 50° 55' E.; Elev,
A village, and anchorage for small boats, of the Bushire peninsula {q.v.).
BANDAR KALATU (Laristan)—Lat. 27° 6' N.; Long. 53° 5' E.
A bay about 4 miles west of ShiyG, Persian Gulf. There is good shelter
here in a shimdl, better than at Shiyfl. There is one water reservior here,
and there are 6 boats for fishing and local peai:\mg.^-{Constable—Stiffe—
Persian Gulf Gazetteer, 1908.)
BANDAR MU’ALLIM—
A port on the Laristan coast of Persia near the Clarence Straits. It
is a small town under Ras-ash-Shavari, and has a trade in salt. It has
about 300 inhabitants. The bank on the Persian side forming the channel
into Basidu begins to shoal off this place.—{Brucls.)
BANDAR MANSUR! (Laristan)—Lat. 26° 43' N.; Long. 53° 44' E.
An anchorage in the Persian Gulf, on a shallow flat of sand, extending l£
mi es west-south-west from Chlru Point. It has 6 fathoms of water at
its outer edge, which shoals thence regularly. The usual anchorage in close
to tie vest of Chlru Point, where there is indifferent shelter in easterly
winds. {Constable—Stiffe — Persian Gulf Pilot.)