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South: from this point to the hills behind (which separate it from inland
Dashti) and northwards along the crest of these hills to a gullcy
flowing out past Kullul, a little to the north : south of Bagh-i-Abui
to the mountains north of the Kuh-i-Bairami.
North: from the Mashilleh, south of the caravan road, south of
Chogadak, north of Alichangi, then east of Chahkutah, and north­
westwards till it meets the Borazjun border : west of Bulferiz and
Gandumriz : then turning eastwards north of Gulur.gun, along a low
range of hills till it reaches the Tang-i-Haft Mulla.
East: southwards along the rage of coast mountains, past the Kuh-i-
Dukhtar to the entrance of the Tang i-Wahush, then along the
range to east of the Khawiz valley, south of Mohadu and Ashi.
A low range of hills separates the villages on the sea-coast from the rest of
Tangistan.
The villages of Tangistan are—

Sea coast. Inland valley. In the Khawiz valley. In Northern Tangistan.

Pakushi. Baghak, Banjun. Bulferiz.
Tangistan. Tukhmari. Khawiz. Gandumriz.

Gargur. Shamshiri. Gishi. Gulangun.
Goinak. Qala Mangali. Yakh. Samal.
Khashm-i-Saadat. Khiari. Mohadu. Abad.
Qaleh-i-Taqi. Ambarak. Ashi. Chah-i-Pir.

Sea-coast. Inland valley. In Northern Tangistan.
Nargiszar. Shuraki. Mohraed Ahmedi.
Dilwar. Samail Ali. Konar-i-Baye.
Bar ah group :— Ma Taheri. Konar-i-Abadi.
Gahi, Bashi. Qaleh Qalat. Alichangi.
Bulk hair. Bagh-i-Abui. Bunch Giz.

Rustami. Ahram. Ali Gurgi.
'Umari. Dumiredu. Gurak.
Bunju. Gulaki.
Karri. Tumb-i-Seh.
Salimabadeh.

Kbabidu.
Khuahir.
Madumari.
Makri.
Shahabi.
Vakanku.