Owdui

Owdui اودوئي
village
Owdui
Coordinates: 27°01′09″N 57°24′10″E / 27.01917°N 57.40278°E / 27.01917; 57.40278Coordinates: 27°01′09″N 57°24′10″E / 27.01917°N 57.40278°E / 27.01917; 57.40278
Country	Iran
Province	Hormozgan
County	Minab
Bakhsh	Senderk
Rural District	Bondar
Population (2006)
• Total	335
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Owdui (Persian: اودوئي‎‎, also Romanized as Owdūī and Owdoee)^[1] is a village in Bondar Rural District, Senderk District, Minab County, Hormozgan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 335, in 65 families.^[2]

References

↑ Iranian National Committee for Standardization of Geographical Names website (Persian)
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original (Excel) on 2011-11-11.

Minab County

Capital

Minab

Districts

Central

Cities

Minab

Rural Districts
and villages

Band-e Zarak	Bagh Golan Ban Bast Band-e Zarak Chah Kar Damaghrig Darbagh Dudu Eslamabad Gabrani Gorazuiyeh Gowdu Gurzang Jan Gan Jushki Kalut Kardar Kargan Kash Qalman-e Bala Kash Qalman-e Pain Khoshkabad Kohneh Shahr Kombil Konar Esmail Konar-e Torsh Kulegh Kalam Kulegh Kashi Mahmudi Miskanak Moghiri Pulad-e Qasemi Qader Khani Reza Alichi Rezayi Roknabad Salmani Sangaki Sar Shif Sarmast Shimilu Shomjuiyeh Suleqan Talvar Teybi Shahi Tom Baluchan Tom-e Khvajeh Bahmani Zehuki

Gurband	Chah Esmail Chah Shirin Dom Shahr Gurband Hajji Khademi Mahreghan Now Band-e Jadid Now Band-e Qadim Poshteh-ye Gurband Tirur Ziarat Mowla

Howmeh	Ahmadabad-e Koleybi Bahmani Baziari Bolboli Chah-e Neshini Darkhaneh Deh-e Vosta Fakhrabad Golshavar Hakami Hanai Sarrigan Jowzan Kalentan Kalu Khvajeh Shamsi Koleybi Mahmudi Makian Mirabad Molla Hasani Molla Jamati Nasirai Paziarat Poshteh-ye Aliabad Poshteh-ye Azadegan Poshteh-ye Mohnu Qasem-e Jelali Sar Kam Bahmani Sarkontkan Sarrigan Shah Mansuri Shahmoradi Shahvarpalur Shamju Talar Tombak-e Bala Tombak-e Pain Tombanu Tomb-e Gowhar Tomb-e Sat

Karian	Aha Khani Baghak Berenzaki Borhan Chahshur-e Halvayi-ye Yek Gahru Gasman Halavan Halvai-ye Do Halvai-ye Seh Jafarabad Kachek Kahtek Kahurdan Karian Koshtaran Kutak-e Qalat Kutak-e Rayisi Pabanan Palangi Pamanbar Poshteh Talang Qalaman-e Abdollah Qalaman-e Mashhadi Choragh Qalamzani Qalat-e Rostam Ravang Shahr-e Elahi Tahtan Talang-e Anbari Talang-e Saratak Zartuji Ziarat-e Talang

Tiab	Baghuni Chalow-ye Gavmishi Dalalun Dehu Espangun Gishnu Hajjiabad Kolahi Mah Khatuni Mahmud Shahi Mashahran Mazegh-e Bala Mazegh-e Pain Nakhl-e Ebrahimi Sarbaran Sobohti Tiab

Senderk

Cities

Senderk

Rural Districts
and villages

Bondar	Babahajji Bon Shahr Bondar Chah Hanan Chah Kharu Chahlak Charubuni Cherak-e Bala Cherak-e Pain Darjak Derog-e Bala Emamabad Gizanag Gonbad-e Sorkh Hangar Kalat-e Mahmak Mosheka ol Din Owdui Posht Kalat Sadar Shirish Somsili Tam Babol Tigh Siah

Dar Pahn	Anert Benambani Bonkaram Dahan-e Dar Dahich Dar Pahn Darjadun Dasht-e Azadegan Davari-ye Bala Davari-ye Pain Dehnow Devin Esfand Eslamabad Gashiraz Gudi Henj Jehad Kal-e Alivan Kart Zani Kashpiri Lasak Naz Parazan Parkhash Qadamgah-e Hazrat-e Ali Ropeka Sar Gajk Sarchah Sarkahnan-e Davari Sefid Kuh Shibkuh Tombu-e Bala Tombu-e Pain Zamindar

Senderk	Abdollahabad Aliabad Anbarak Arangu-ye Bala Arangu-ye Pain Arreh Kan Banzir Beneh Kan Bing Choragh-e Suz Dargelu Daviri Deh-e Ziaratan Garu Genan Guner Kahur Chayu Kareh Zan Keshaharan Khurhuy Kohnak Lur Mazagh-e Kurian Mazavi Owtrang Pishunla Key Qalamkan Sarmazegh Sheykh Amr Shivehi Sit

Tukahur

Cities

Hasht Bandi

Rural Districts
and villages

Cheraghabad	Ahmadabad Amirabad Cheraghabad Cheraghabad-e Bala Cheraghabad-e Jonubi Cheraghabad-e Markazi Dahandar Dargazshahi Hamin Hasht Bandi-ye Do Heyatabad Jafarabad Kahurtak Kalatak Kuy-e Hejrat Marz Mazraeh-ye Tafzali Mojtame-ye Emam Nil Gary Rig Deraz Rig Kag Tom Malantaki

Tukahur	Anjirak Bandak Chah Deraz Chah Gharbal Chah Heydar Chah Sharif Hojjatabad Kahnan-e Sarney Pasangar Rashk Rig Muled Sohran Tomparitak Tukahur

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