Amarat, Kermanshah

Amarat عمارت
village
Amarat
Coordinates: 34°22′47″N 47°37′42″E / 34.37972°N 47.62833°E / 34.37972; 47.62833Coordinates: 34°22′47″N 47°37′42″E / 34.37972°N 47.62833°E / 34.37972; 47.62833
Country	Iran
Province	Kermanshah
County	Sahneh
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Gamasiyab
Population (2006)
• Total	152
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Amarat (Persian: عمارت‎‎, also Romanized as ‘Amārat and ‘Emārāt)^[1] is a village in Gamasiyab Rural District, in the Central District of Sahneh County, Kermanshah Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 152, in 39 families.^[2]

References

↑ Amarat can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3062089" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original (Excel) on 2011-11-11.

Sahneh County

Capital

Sahneh

Districts

Central

Cities

Sahneh

Rural Districts
and villages

Gamasiyab	Ali Gorzan-e Olya Ali Gorzan-e Sofla Amarat Argeneh-ye Olya Argeneh-ye Sofla Babanabad Charkhab Cheshmeh-ye Qader Choqa Janali Gavdaneh Godar Gavgol-e Olya Gavgol-e Qaleh Ilkhaniabad Lorkhani Mahmudabad-e Gavkol Mal Amiri-ye Olya Mal Amiri-ye Sofla Mazraeh-ye Asadabad Sorkheh Mehri Takht-e Shirin Yek Jofti Yekdangi

Hojr	Ab Barik-e Jonubi Ab Barik-e Shomali Abbasabad Ahangaran Baderban Choqa Golan Dowlatabad Elayiyeh Emamzadeh Abbas Hashemabad Hoseynabad Kavus Mahmudabad-e Zardab Mir Azizi Pa Qaleh Qeshlaq-e Seyyed Naser Samangan-e Olya Samangan-e Sofla Sangchin Sardarabad Sefid Choqa Shahsavan Sharifabad Sheykhiabad-e Olya Sheykhiabad-e Sofla

Khodabandehlu	Azizabad Baktar-e Olya Baktar-e Sofla Dehlaqin Doab Eslamabad-e Olya Eslamabad-e Sofla Gargelan Golom Kabud Gorgeh Bisheh-ye Olya Gorgeh Bisheh-ye Sofla Halan Hemmatabad Hoseynabad Kal Godar Karimabad Manjeq Tappeh Pir Sarab Qeshlaq-e Olya Qeshlaq-e Vosta Sar Dehlaq Somaqestan-e Sofla

Sahneh	Aliabad-e Garus Ameleh Bid Sorkh Cham Sorkh Chenar-e Sofla Darreh Maran Darvishan Deh-e Moradkhan Derkeh Eyn ol Qas Garus-e Olya Garus-e Sofla Qeshlaq-e Hammam Darreh Qeshlaq-e Kelid Darreh Sar Asiab Sarab Siah Choqa

Dinavar

Cities

Mian Rahan

Rural Districts
and villages

Dinavar	Ahmadabad Ahmadabad-e Molla Mas Aminabad Amirabad Armani Jan Azizabad Baba Kamal Balajub Chameh Cheraghabad Dastjordeh-ye Olya Dastjordeh-ye Sofla Deh Asiab Deh-e Khan Jan Gavanban Gilaneh Harileh Hasanabad-e Olya Hasanabad-e Sofla Jabbarabad Jeyhunabad Kakavand Karaj-e Olya Karaj-e Sofla Karkasar Khederabad Kolah Jub-e Olya Kolehjub-e Dartang Mahmudabad Maryam Negar Mazraeh-ye Dowaban Mirtaher Pir Qasem Qaleh-ye Deh Khanjan Qeytasabad Rashidabad Sefid Khani Seyyed Shahab Shah Mar Shir Khan Taherabad Tinemu-ye Olya Tinemu-ye Sofla Yengijeh Ziba Jub

Horr	Abd ol Mohammad Ashrafabad Balesht Chubineh Darreh Khalil Gandab-e Olya Gandab-e Sofla Gichi Darreh Horreyn Jamishan-e Olya Jamishan-e Sofla Kalkan-e Aftabru Kalkan-e Nesar Kureh Melah Bid Mohammadabad Muineh Posht Kelan Puyan Qareh Qaj Qezel Darreh Sadval Sang-e Sefid Sar Barzah Sar Takht Shah Veysabad Shahpurabad Shur Bolagh Siah Darreh Soltanabad Zahmani

Kanduleh	Aliabad Amirabad Aznab-e Olya Aznab-e Sofla Cheshmeh Qanbar Cheshmeh-ye Alucheh Cheshmeh-ye Biglar Cheshmeh-ye Gholam Veys Eslamabad-e Bezahrud Garmab Hojjatabad Kahriz Kanduleh Keng Khalilollah Korizagheh Kortavij-e Olya Kortavij-e Sofla Melehaneh Parian Qaleh-ye Bozeh Rud Qarujenag Sharifabad Siahkhani Tarazu Bareh Tazehabad

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