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GEN JE H—Asgadabad.
A Village af the Assadabad district.
GERDEHKANEH—Kangawar.
A village of the Kangawar district.
GERDEHKANEH SUELA—Kuliai.
Also called Gerdehkaneb Pain. A village of the Kuliai district. It
belongs to Einullah Beg. “A village of 20 houses, about 70 miles from Ker-
manshah, on the Tabriz-Kermanshah road* at 121 miles south of Sara-agach.”
—(Napier.) (Serawkat, Sarab-Kat.)
A village, 2^ farsahhs from Deidawas and 4J from Sungur. There are
two Gerdehkanehs, Pain and Bala, together about 100 houses situated at 31
farsakhs from the pass, which is the limit between the provinces of Kerman-
shah and Kurdistan and the districts of Sungur and Kuliai and Isfendabad.
The first village on the other side of the pass is Husseinabad, wlrch is
20 minutes from the -pass, then come Kengereh and 1 \ farsakh further
Saraukat or Sarab-kat, probably the Sara-agach of Napier. See Knliai.
GARDEHKANEH ULIA—Kuliai.
A village of the Kuliai district, belonging to Seifmllah Sultan.
Gerdehkaneh Bala, a village of 40 houses, about 7 4 miles from Kerman-
shah, one mile to the left of the Tabriz-Kermanshah road and 9^ miles south
of Sara-agach.—-(Napier). (Sarawkat—Sarabkat.) See Kuliai.
GHEM I-SUKUK,
Near Sarb-i-Gilan .—(See Survey Department Map.)
GHEBMEK-KAISSER—
A village | farsakh from Kasr-i-Shirin, on the road from Kasr-i-Sbirin to
Hoshkury. 15 houses. Katkhi da : Jumeh. Inhabitants : Bajilau. Cultiva
tion : grain. A small saltish river has its source in the village.
GHERREH ABBAS ALI—
The mounta'n, at the foot of which are situated the villages of Harunabab
and Badreh, in the Kalhor district.
GHERREH AHANGERAN—
Between Shah-Kuh and Dashtd-Kasimban.— (Hans^chhiedit)
GIL AN—Kalhor,
“ A rich plain in Kermansbah, inbabifed during the winter by the Kalhors.
Rawlinson says the Dizful-Zohab road crosses it near Zarnak."— (Gazetteer),
At the garmsir of the Siah siah, Kazemkhani, Kuehimi, Kulippah and
Kerkah Kalhors. The Kolajubis have their garmsir near by.
The country, within a radius of 6 farsakhs from Gilan, is said to produce
yearly 1,000 Kharvars of rice.
The mountains, bordering the plain of Gilan, have a S. E. N. W.
direction. One of these mountains is part of the Kalajeh range, which
extends to Dizful and Shushter. The other is called Anarek. The plain
of Gilanis 2 farsakhs wide. The plain is terminated south-east by the
Seringnevan mountain, from the summit of which the Eivan district, the
plain of Mendali, the mountains bordering the plain of Gilan,' Which