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Encyclopedia > Delijan

Delijan is a town with about 60,000 people. When you travel from Qom to Isfahan and reverse you face it. There are some interesting places in the town. For instance 15th Khordad dam, and Chal nakhjir cave are two famous places in the town. Delijan is an industrial town. There are some popular carpet companies like Mahestan Setareh Talaii and Said company. There are some small industrial workplaces there. Erfani cabinet making is one of them. Isfahan or Esfahān can refer to either a city or a province in Iran (Persia): Isfahan (city) Isfahan (province) Isfahan (rugs) Isfahan is the name of a song by the Jazzist Duke Ellington Ispahan a kind of rose and an older pronunciation of the citys name. ...


Delijan and location of 15 Khordam dam.


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Documents 46-52. Bryce. Armenians. V--The Refugees in the Caucasus. (9821 words)
The unsatisfactory character of the conditions obtaining in regard to the question of relieving the refugees has been recognised by the various Armenian Refugee Committees in the Caucasus, and an Extraordinary Meeting of the Bakou Branch was convened quite recently.
The latter are accommodated in the Orphanage of Delijan.
The relief extended to the refugees at Delijan is only of a primitive nature; the same remark cannot, however, be applied to the unsatisfactory conditions; obtaining in this connection in the district of Kazakh.
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