Masudi-ye Do

Masudi-ye Do مسعودي دو
village
Masudi-ye Do
Coordinates: 30°39′51″N 48°19′42″E / 30.66417°N 48.32833°E / 30.66417; 48.32833Coordinates: 30°39′51″N 48°19′42″E / 30.66417°N 48.32833°E / 30.66417; 48.32833
Country	Iran
Province	Khuzestan
County	Shadegan
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Darkhoveyn
Population (2006)
• Total	88
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Masudi-ye Do (Persian: مسعودي دو‎‎, also Romanized as Mas‘ūdī-ye Do; also known as Mas‘ūdīyeh-ye Do)^[1] is a village in Darkhoveyn Rural District, in the Central District of Shadegan County, Khuzestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 88, in 22 families.^[2]

References

↑ Masudi-ye Do can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10080133" 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.

Shadegan County

Capital

Shadegan

Districts

Central

Cities

Shadegan

Rural Districts
and villages

Abshar	Albu Gulak Broadcasting Station, Abshar Enayati-ye Bala Enayati-ye Pain Enayati-ye Vasat Nahr-e Gabin-e Olya Nahr-e Gabin-e Sofla Nahr-e Hamud Nahr-e Hoseyn Nahr-e Jadid Nahr-e Meseyyer Nahr-e Rahmeh Nahr-e Shanaveh Nahr-e Soltan Nahr-e Vasleh Sadi Yubeh

Buzi	Albu Bandar Ammeh Aseyfer Bustan-e Hanzal Buzi-ye Bala Buzi-ye Seyf Chelban Deymeh-ye Dagher Deymeh-ye Yaqub Falat Farahani Gahen-e Shavamel Gharganeh Hadbeh Hoseyn Beygi Jahangiri-ye Olya Jahangiri-ye Sofla Khomos Khoveynes Madineh Mahrugi-ye Olya Mahrugi-ye Sofla Makineh-ye Ebrahim Mangushi Nahr-e Dalli Nahr-e Jarrah Nahr-e Mosallam Nahr-e Shahab Nahr-e Sheykh Qareh Khan-e Olya Qareh Khan-e Sofla Qatrani-ye Olya Yek Qatrani-ye Sofla Yek Qatrani-ye Vosta Safra-ye Moqaddam Sakran Shabili Shakheh-ye Ghanem Shakheh-ye Sofla Sharukhiyeh Shobeysheh Sowdeh-ye Olya Sowdeh-ye Sofla

Darkhoveyn	Abu Sokheyr Achreshiyeh-ye Bozorg Alamabad-e Mohandes Alvan Dabuhiyeh Darisiyeh-ye Olya Darisiyeh-ye Sofla Darisiyeh-ye Vosta Darkhoveyn Emamzadeh Seyyed Qasem Kazemi-ye Khalaf Madan Namak Makaniyeh-ye Salahaviyeh Masudi Masudi Al Safar Masudi-ye Do Nesareh-ye Bozorg Nesareh-ye Kuchek Omm ol Ghezlan Omm ol Hejar Safheh Salhaviyeh Salmaniyeh Segareh Shakhtal Khan Shakhtal Khan-e Do Shakhtal Khan-e Seh Vostaniyeh-ye Do Vostaniyeh-ye Yek Yukhan

Hoseyni	Albu Hesar Albu Naim Albu Obeyd Albu Shahbaz Arbihat Bahhas Boreyje Chumeh Tupchi Masjid Chumeh-ye Khazaliyeh Chumeh-ye Kuchak Chumeh-ye Seyyed Alvan Deymeh-ye Kuchek Egleh Gargar-e Sofla Ghorabi Ghoreybeh Hoseyni Jafari-ye Shebeshi Jaffal-e Olya Khashab Khazaliyeh Kut-e Hashem Mansureh-ye Kanin Mansureh-ye Mazi Mansureh-ye Olya Mansureh-ye Sadat Mazravi Milan Mohammadi Nahr-e Ebn Arbeyd Nahr-e Ebn Naser-e Sofla Nahr-e Seyyed Sabbahiyeh Safai Safra Savimeh Shakheh-ye Jadid Shakheh-ye Mobaderi Shavi Sufiyah Zobeydeh

Jaffal	Abu Arabid Abu Sadreh Albu Shelug Albusavadi Amlahah Atiyeh, Khuzestan Badrani Benvar Beyt-e Ashur Beyt-e Obeyd Beyt-e Seyyedsavileh Beyt-e Sharhan Darvishi Emam-e Seh Eyshan Fargh Zayer Garmeh Jaberi Jaffal Joghghal-e Aviyeh Joghghal-e Khvayeh Kafisheh Maleki Moamereh Mosaffa Nahr-e Khvaf Nahr-e Saleh Omm ol Sakhar Shah Vali Shakheh-ye Albu Shahbaz Shobeyshi-ye Bozorg Shobeyshi-ye Kuchak Sobakhiyeh Zeyl

Khanafereh

Cities

none

Rural Districts
and villages

Naseri	Garmeh-ye Khorusi Geydari Ghiazi Khorusi-ye Shomali Naseri Qariyeh-ye Shavardi Ragbeh Shahrak-e Montazeri

Salami	Abudi Albujenam Feyyeh-ye Shavardi Hodbeh Khorusi-ye Jonubi Mansuri Salami Sarakhiyeh Shaverdi

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