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GULF OF PERSIA.

JBunda Dellim.
Bunda Dcllim is in lat. 30° 1' 50" N., long. 50° 12' 15" E. It is a
small village, and formerly was a place of considerable trade in grain ;
but since it lias become a dependency of the Shaikh of Bushire, it has,
from his despotic government, and the feud of the Shaikh’s family,
entirely fallen to decay, and the trade removed to Shahiel Shaw, which
is under the Kwam Babahawn.
Ras-ool-Tumba.
Ras-ool-Tumba is a low point, in lat. 29° 55' 14" N., long. 50° 11/ 50"
E., forming the southern point of Dooat Dellim. A small spit runs one
mile off this point.
Kiiore Lelataing.
Khore Lelataing is a small rivulet, one mile from Ras-ool-Tumba;
it has one fathom at the entrance, and two within it.
Gebil Lelataing.
Gebil Lelataing is the point of the high land nearly abreast of Ras-
ool-Tumba; lat. 29° 57' 50" N., long. 50° 22' E.
Khore Abd.
Khore Abd is a small creek in lat. 29° 53' 33" N., long. 50° 14' 40"
E., and has a fathom and a fathom and a half in it.
Kiiore Serinae,
Khore Serinac is a small rivulet, in lat. 29° 50" 20° N., long. 50° 18' 30"
E. It has one fathom on the bar at the entrance, and two and three
inside. This place agrees better than any other with the Brazina of
Ncarchus. Extensive ruins lie near the entrance of this place.

Imaum Hussain.
Imaum Hussain is a remarkable mosque or tomb, near this place.
Kiioee Bang.
Khoee Bang is a high mountain, and at a distance forms the moun­
tainous cape generally set by navigators under the name of Cape Bang.
It is in lat. 29° 45' 30" N., long. 50° 30' E.
SOUS POSHUNE.
Sous Poshune, the Cape Bang of the charts, is a low rocky point, in
lat. 29° 37' 8" N., long. 50° 28' 10" E. About three and a half miles
to the ESE. of this is situated the dry bed of a river, near which there
are some old ruins.
Ka Hyder.
Ka Hyder is a small village, with a fort, in lat. 29° 37' 8" N., long.
50° 33' 48" E., and has about one hundred inhabitants, mostly weavers.

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