Mavanda

Mavanda ماوندا
village
Mavanda
Coordinates: 36°00′56″N 45°25′27″E / 36.01556°N 45.42417°E / 36.01556; 45.42417Coordinates: 36°00′56″N 45°25′27″E / 36.01556°N 45.42417°E / 36.01556; 45.42417
Country	Iran
Province	West Azerbaijan
County	Sardasht
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Alan
Population (2006)
• Total	38
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Mavanda (Persian: ماوندا‎‎, also Romanized as Māvāndā)^[1] is a village in Alan Rural District, in the Central District of Sardasht County, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 38, in 7 families.^[2]

References

↑ Mavanda can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10065554" 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.

Sardasht County

Capital

Sardasht

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Alan	Alman Ashkan-e Olya Ashkan-e Sofla Baltan Banaveh Bardan Bitush Boshkeh Degeh Dinaran Dul-e Alan Duleh Dulkan Dulmir Eslamabad Garmab-e Olya Garmab-e Sofla Gartak Garvis Gavazleh Gel-e Espid Harzeneh Kakusan Kavzhan Khvareh Mir Margan Margaseh Mavanda Mazanabad Mazraeh Rajakeh Rashkan-e Olya Rashkan-e Sofla Razgah Sanjuh Sheykheh Sur Shirani Tit-e Olya Tit-e Sofla Zardeh Kani-ye Olya

Baryaji	Abbasabad Asb Mirza Banu Khalaf Banui Bardeh Sepian Bari Ashi Baskeh Rut Baveh Beran Boyuran-e Olya Boyuran-e Sofla Chaki Chapar Dowli Khanvan Dulehbi Duleh-ye Garm Ebrahim Bur Faqer Khadariyan Faqir Soleyman Galineh-ye Bozorg Galineh-ye Kuchak Gerdmareshk Golkanak Gulan-e Olya Gulan-e Sofla Havar Soleyman Kaneh Mashkeh Kani Rash Kani Siv Kani Zard Khareh-ye Aghlan Khareh-ye Chaki Kifarabad Kohneh Zuran Kulakun Kulkeh Rash-e Olya Kulkeh Rash-e Sofla Kur Bonav Mamehvat Maraghan Mir Sheykh Heydar Molla Sheykh Morad Nashgulan Now Namam Nowkan Qaleh Rash Qazan Quleh Savir Rasheh Hormeh Salkatan Sandulan Sarchaveh Sarchaveh Seh Vatal Shalehsiv Shameh Sheykheh Shibaneh Sureh Chum Tarshian Tuveh Vardeh Vashmazin Zhazhukeh Zuran

Bask-e Kuleseh	Bagh Banehzir Bask-e Do Basreh Benavileh-ye Bozorg Benavileh-ye Kuchak Berisu Darmarjan Darneshan Darsavin Dashteh Gondakeh Kani Bey Khaneh Khal-e Olya Khaneh Khal-e Sofla Kulseh-ye Olya Kulseh-ye Sofla Mikalabad Niskabad Nowkardar Qulteh Shalmash Shareh Khvor Shivashan Sutavan Varchak Yasinabad Yusef Gol Zalavan Zareh Marg

Gavork-e Sardasht	Balan Balav Banaveylah-e Hajji Mineh Barikayi Barveh Dul Sharikheh Gorgabad Guleh Hamran Hendabad Hormozabad Kaleh Darreh Kaneh Varcheh Kani Guz Kutan Leylaneh Maraneh Mavlu Meyvanah Nestan Qaleh Samur Qamisheh Sartakeh Shalgeh Shamuleh Shandarreh Sheykh Isa Si Sar Soviru Vatmanabad

Vazineh

Cities

Mirabad

Rural Districts
and villages

Gavork-e Nalin	Alavan Almaran Alvatan Bariteh Bayezeh Mareh Bilukeh Chaku Darbaran Darmakun Davudabad Dowlahtu Eshkhal Garvar Goman Gozileh Gureh Shar Hasanabad Kachalabad Kavlaneh Mamakavah Mazraeh Musalan Nabiabad Neysakabad Neyzeh-ye Olya Neyzeh-ye Sofla Neyzeh-ye Vosta Nivash Pashqobran Qaleh-ye Tasian Sarmargan Naleyn Sarzhan Savan Savan-e Jadid Sepidareh Sepidareh-ye Darmeh Shalman Shivashan Shivavakan Shiveh Mer Si Pakan Sireh Marg Suneh Sustan-e Sofla Ziveh

Melkari	Aghlan Ahmad Baryu Banabad Bardehsur Bezileh Bishasb Bubaneh Chowalan Dashti Degeh Divalan Dowlehtu Gakowzheh-ye Olya Gakowzheh-ye Sofla Galu Garzhal-e Olya Garzhal-e Sofla Gurangan Halveh Iraqi Refugee Camp Jabbarand Jamgeh Kani Espan Kazheh Khalisan Kudaleh Mam Zineh Margeh Pirgeh Mazanabad Nalas Naluseh Narast Nazhaveh Nuaveh Nuchavan Oshtormal Parastan Pashbard Sarshiv Seyyedava Shatman Shinu Shiveh Sal Shivehju Surehban Tuzhal Valiv Varagol Vavan Zaleh Zamziran Zargatan Ziveh

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