Nowkand, Sarbisheh

Nowkand نوكند
village
Country	Iran
Province	South Khorasan
County	Sarbisheh
Bakhsh	Mud
Rural District	Mud
Population (2006)
• Total	163
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Nowkand (Persian: نوكند‎‎) is a village in Mud Rural District, Mud District, Sarbisheh County, South Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 163, in 44 families.^[1]

References

↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original (Excel) on 2011-11-11.

Sarbisheh County

Capital

Sarbisheh

Districts

Central

Cities

Sarbisheh

Rural Districts
and villages

Doreh	Abbasabad Ali Hedyeh-ye Olya Ali Hedyeh-ye Pain Bagh-e Khvajeh Bagh-e Sangi Bisheh Chah-e Abbas Ali Shirvani Chah-e Ali Akbar Shahzehi Chah-e Amiq Akbar Ghofrani Chah-e Ashair Hajji Nabi Hoseyni Chah-e Ashair Mollah Abbas Hoseyni Chah-e Baneh Chah-e Golshani Chah-e Hajji Sabat 28 Chah-e Hajji Sabat 29 Chah-e Khazai Chah-e Lisi Chah-e Malang Chah-e Mohammad Sabagh Chah-e Pansar Chah-e Qasemi Chah-e Shulak Chah-e Vahdatabad-e Khomeyni Chah-e Zalak Dahan-e Tangal Damdameh Darakht-e Tut Darbelund Doreh Fakhr ol Din Galu Bagh Gavi-ye Sofla Hasanabad Kabad Kafaz Kalateh-ye Bala Kalateh-ye Boluch Kalateh-ye Dahan Do Tagi Kalateh-ye Masib Kalateh-ye Shab Kalateh-ye Shir Kalateh-ye Shir-e Pain Kanif Khakak Kharestan Khvoshab Lanu Lojunk-e Sofla Mahirud Makhunik Markeh Mashuki Mish-e Now Nowdeh-e Olya Ozbak Puzeh-ye Zard Rahimabad-e Lanu Saffal Band Shabu Shurkeh Sulabast Tajeshk Tighanab Bala Tighanab Sofla Tut Tutak Zardanjir

Momenabad	Abbasabad Aghzavar Aliabad Aliabad-e Kahak Aminabad Agriculture Complex Baghestan Bahamarz Bar Kuh Buabad Chah Khoshkan Chah Khu Chah-e Akhundshafi Chah-e Amiq Mohammad Akbar Najafi Chah-e Bidak Chah-e Heydar Chah-e Kanganiha Chah-e Madani Chah-e Padeh Chah-e Qasem Pur Chah-e Shahid Ashrafi Asfahani Chah-e Shahid Madars Chah-e Shahid Shahpur Chah-e Shand Chah-e Shomareh 5 Chah Fazli Chah-e Shomareh 6 Chah Salari Chah-e Shomareh 7 Mohammad Hoseyni Chah-e Yavari Chajakhu Chastak-e Sofla Cheshmeh Zangi Dahaneh-ye Chah Darsatang Dasteh Qich Dastgerd Dehik Dugh-e Sar Bisheh Eskivang Gazdez Gingeh Gol Padeh Golab-e Bala Golab-e Pain Golandar Golestan Gondakan Gurid-e Bala Gurid-e Sar Bisheh Hajjiabad Hasan Kolangi Hojjatabad Hoseyn Hyati Hoseynabad-e Ghinab Jannatabad Kalateh-ye Chajiha Kalateh-ye Kermani Kalateh-ye Malekeh Kal-e Sorkh Kangan Kanik Kapugaz Kasrab Khar Miri Khunik Kidosht Kun Rud Siahu Marufan Mesgaran Mir Khan Mohammadabad Mohammadabad-e Kharkash Nargesk Narreh Sang-e Bala Naz Dasht Neyab Nik Nomadic center Nomadic center of 28 tents Nughab Pahvaz Pokht Pureng Qaleh Qonbar Qaleh Sorkh Qodratabad Salmabad Sanuk Sarshabad Seyfollah Shirg-e Aqa Shurestan Soltanabad Taghandik Taj Mir Tal Quch Yusefabad Zabideh Zar Sonowk Zulesk

Mud

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Mud	Aliabad Amirabad-e Sarzeh Basnabad Bizhaem Boshgaz Chahkand-e Mud Cheshmeh Raj Darvishabad Dastgerd Deh Shib Ebrahimabad Esfezar Estanest Fanud Ghias ol Din Hajjiabad Harivand Hoseynabad-e Gavahi Hoseynabad-e Sarzeh Kahi Kalateh-ye Bazdid Kalateh-ye Boshgazi Kalateh-ye Fathollahi Karimabad Khavaz Mazidabad Mian Kuh Mortavand Murutak Musaviyeh Nowkand Nuk Pedaran-e Olya Pedaran-e Sofla Peyvand-e Olya Peyvand-e Sofla Sarzeh Shavakand Tanak-e Olya Tanak-e Sofla

Naharjan	Asfij Bidmeshk Bimorz Chah Bargi Chah-e Amiq Baqerzadeh Chah-e Amiq Emam Khomeyni Shomareh Yek Chah-e Amiq Rushni Chah-e Amiq Shomareh Do Talbabad Chah-e Amiq Shomareh Yek Talbabad Chah-e Arabha Chah-e Askari Chah-e Bist Nafreh Chah-e Nimeh Amiq Kazemabad Chah-e Razmandegan Chah-e Salar Hasan Chahkand Chahkanduk Chenesht Cheshmeh-ye Gav Eskug Fal Gaz Gidesk Golnam-e Olya Gombaj Hoseynabad-e Abu Talab Hoseynabad-e Zeydar Jannatabad Jik-e Sofla Kabudeh Kalateh-ye Mazhani Kalateh-ye Sheykh Kalateh-ye Soleyman Mahakan Mahlujan Mahmengi Mansurabad Mian Rud Mokhtaran Molla Ebrahim Nasrabad Nowzad Osghul Qodsian Rahezg Rakh Ramangan Razq Rohuzg Sadid Sang Shaftalustan Shurchah Siah Darreh Showarow Tamand Zarkhvan Zeydar

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