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KUH-I-BANG or JABAL BANG or BAG-
36"; Elev. 1,000'.
-Lat. 29° 45' 25" ; Long. 50° 22'
A range of hills in the Liravl district of Ears, some 24 miles south-east
from Bandar Dilam and 3 miles from the coast. They stretch for 12 miles
parallel to the coast and are precipitous on the seaward side ; they contain
salt_ and gypsum. The highest point is 30 miles north-half-east from
Kharak fort and is visible for upwards of 30 miles seawards .—[Constable ;
Stiffe ; Persian Gulf Pilot; Persian Gulf Gazetteer, 1908.)
KUH-I-BARAFl —Lat. Long. Elev.
A hill near Shiraz— (Wells.)
KUH-I-BARZ GALLEH— Lat. Long. Elev.
A range of hills 12 miles to the south of the Isfahan-Burujird road,
strikii g north-west to south-east; its south-eastern end is called the
Kiih-i-Surk, which, again, where it is crossed by the Isfahan-Shushtar
road is called Kuh-i-Gav-i-Piseh (^.y.).—(*ScAwdfer.)
KUH-I-BIAB.
A range of mountains on the hill track between Dizful and Khurramabed.
A difficult ascent and no water.— (Rawlison and Wilson.)
KUH-I-B1RG, KUH-l-HAZAR, etc., etc. See under Birg, Hazar, etc.
KUH-I-BUL.— Lat. 30° 47' 21" N.; Long. 52° 47' 38" E.; Elev. 13,014'.
A mountain range in Ears, bounding the Iqlid plain on the south.—
(Vaughan, 1891.)
KUH-I-BURH—mde KARMUSTEH.
KUH-I-CHAH ABU ’ATI. —Lat. Long. Elev.
A village on the left bank of the Hindian river on the route from Bandar
Dilam to Behbehan. It is also known as Zireh Kar.— (Lorimer.)
KUH-I-CHAH-I-SHUR— vide KARMUSTEH.
KUH-I-CHALAVAR —Lat. Long. Elev.
A range of hills, bounding the Faridan district on the south, and its
northern end is a peak, called Kulah-i-Kazi, west of MW&giiW—(Schindler.)
KUH-I-CHAL-I-NIMAD— Lat. Long. Elev.
A mountain on the frontier between the Isfahan and ’Arabistan provinces.
To the south of it is the Kuh-i-Lui, and between the two runs the Ab-i-
Behishtabad by the Tang-i-Darkash Warkash.— (Schindler.)
KUH-I-CHAL-I-SHUTUR— Lat. Long. Elev. '
A mountain _in the Chehar Mahal district, 57 miles west-south-west of
Isfahan. The Ab-i-Behishtabad, one of the head-waters of the Karun, rises
in it.— (Schindler.)
KUH-I-CHIHAL —Lal. Long. Elev.
A high range of mountains seen to the left of the road, about 50 miles
from Burujird, on the road to Isfahan.— (Schindler.)
KUH-I-DALAN or DARUN —Lat. Long. Elev.
The mountain bounding the Qahiz plateau on the west, beginning in the
south near Asgharan and ending in the north, at Dumbaneh, at the eastern
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