Qum , Yesd (Yazd) , Farsingan (Pasengan) , Sinsin (Sin-Sin) , Kaschan (Kāšān) , Busabad , Chandabad , Machahr , Erdesun , Tschongan , Nesonek , Naïn (Nāʾīn) , Naukumbes ? , Akdar , Dscheftä , Meibad , Äschkisre , Tegarud (Taġrūd) , Kum (Qum) , Tirasnäm , Gaudagh (Kūh-i Qaūğa Dāġī) , Chaschegird , Derrend , Sawa (Sāva) , Hindis (Gebirge) (Kūh-i Hindīz) , Gidahngelmes (Gidan gelmes; Kūh-i Namak) , Kuh Karagesche (Kūh-i Ḫarākaša) , Kuh Ragird (Kūh-i Rāhğird) , DC[?] de midi [KV: ob Aiguille du Midi (3842 m) ? (Vorberg des Montblanc)] (Aiguille du Midi (Vorberg des Montblanc)) , Aigle , Kuh Dschahasp , Tuwreteran , Nardachi , Chonsar (Fluss) , Elbruzgebirge (Kūh-i Alburz) , Demawend (Damāvand) , Miskarun

Haussknecht, Carl (* 1838-11-30 † 1903-07-07)

Kāšān , Kaschan (Kāšān) , Teheran , Germesir , Abe Schah (Āb-i Šāh) , Tschuarbagh , Sahalabad , Giasabad (Ġīyās-ābād) , Sadr el Mustofi , Isiabad (ʿĪsā-ābād) , Nasirabad (bei Kāšān) , Aliabad (ʿAlī-ābād (nördlich von Kāšān)) , Nesirabad (Nasirabad (bei Kāšān)) , Jasdel (Yazdil ()) , Saruk , Meschkun , Rawend (Rāvand) , Taherabad (Ṭāhir-ābād) , Serk , Tschouschokan , Chosak (Ḫuzāq) , Sensen (Sin-Sin) , Chairabad , Hasku , Chawabeg , Abischirin (Āb-i Šīrīn) , Muhammedabad (Muḥammad-ābād (bei Kāšān)) , Achmedabad (Aḥmad-ābād (bei Kāšān)) , Husseinabad (Ḥusain-ābād (bei Kāšān)) , Tschalechim , Sadabad (bei Kāšān) , Döwletabad (Daulat-ābād (bei Kāšān)) , Wesir Jechiabad , Marsenabad , Serdesir , Rahak (Rahaq) , Esnawe (Aznāva) , Armek (Ārmak) , Kallä (Kalla ()) , Bursabad (Burz-ābād) , Terräabad , Fethabad (Fatḥ-ābād ()) , Niaser , Kä (Qih ()) , Sahr (Sār) , Medaun ? , Fin (Fīn) , Korudgebirge (Kurud Kuh) , Ladhor (Latiḥur ()) , Sefiabad (Dašt-i Ṣafī-ābād ()) , Chamsar (Qamṣar) , Ebuseidabad (Abūzaid-ābād) , Choramtasch (Choremtasch) , Gähs , Jechiabad , Mesreno , Elekebend , Hakim (Ḥakīm) , Aruhm (Ārān) , Bidgol (Bīd-gul) , Nuschabad (Nūš-ābād ()) , Busabad , Nathans (Naṭanz)

Haussknecht, Carl (* 1838-11-30 † 1903-07-07) , Isaak Chan (Beglerbeg zu Teheran) , Hadji Mirsa Seman Chan (tuyūl Nūš-ābād)