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ARAB—Vol. HI, page 60.
The village 9 miles from Khqrmuj contains 4 or 5 houses and u tafangchi ^
towers of mud and stone and some mat hovels— (Butcher, 1SSSJ.
KHURMUJ—Elev. 46b', Vol. Ill, page 390.
The fort, a substantial stone building with lofty walls, is on the outskirts
of the town, which contains about 350 houses. Of these a third are built
of mats, and the rest of stone and mud.
Population (roughly estimated) about 1,400.
Supplies ... Barley and wheat, plentiful ; mutton and beef procu
rable, but not in large quantities.
Water ... Plentiful and good, conveyed from Kuh Khurmuj by
open conduits or ditches.
Fuel ... Very scanty.
Grazing ... Very good.
Camping-grounds Good.
A T ote .—The following roads branch off from Khurmuj :—
(1) To the town of Kaki fording the river Mand, general direction
S. S. E. From Kaki to the sea-port Dayir, general direc
tion S. E. By native report.
(2) To Fakiahmad on the sea-coast, general direction uncertain. By
native report.
(3) To Kalat, to the sea-coast, probably at Laur and Kogan, general
direction S. S. W., distance 26 miles. Part of the road lies
through hills. From native information— (Butcher, iSSSj.
FAKIAIIMAD—Vol. Ill, page 228.
A village on the coast of Pars— (Butcher, 18S8J.
KALAT—Vol. Ill, page 305.
A village on the coast of Fars about 26 miles S. S. W. of Khurmuj—
(Butcher, 1888).
BANAIYA DERAZI.
A village in Fars about 10 miles south-east of Khurmuj on the road to
Lar— (Butcher, 1888).