Sarkun-e Nuraleh

Sarkun-e Nuraleh سركون نوراله
village
Country	Iran
Province	Khuzestan
County	Bagh-e Malek
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Rud Zard
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Sarkun-e Nuraleh (Persian: سركون نوراله‎‎, also Romanized as Sarḵūn-e Nūrāleh) is a village in Rud Zard Rural District, in the Central District of Bagh-e Malek County, Khuzestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its existence was noted, but its population was not reported.^[1]

References

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

Bagh-e Malek County

Capital

Bagh-e Malek

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Haparu	Ab Gandu Ab Rizak Ab-e Shirinak Bar Aftab Bekuni Chagha Sorkhak Dam Ab Dam Aftab Dameshgaft Darreh Anar Darreh Dazi Darreh Ney Darreh Shur Darreh Zeydi Deymeh Kamar Do Rahi-ye Eslamabad Durtu Gazestan Gonbad Gudanjir Hajji Javad Juler Kalleh Pir Karbalai Qasemali Konjadkar Kulor Kushk Darreh Lakom Orzu Pas Kareh Sar Murd Sar Pushideh Sarvestan Shahrak-e Shahidar Jai Shamsabad Tang-e Khoshk Tang-e Palangi Vazper Zir-e Murd

Mongasht	Abu ol Abbas Bakhtegan Chidan Cholchelak Darb-e Abu ol Abbas Darreh-ye Tangar Keyup Khomeyn Lalab Melleh-ye Abu ol Abbas Melleh-ye Gurab Posht-e Rah Robat-e Olya Robat-e Sofla Zirrah

Qaleh Tall	Ab Gorazi Badarnegan Bagh-e Molla Balaghab Barangerd Bidestan Bugari Chahar Qash Chashni Dan Cheshmeh Gorgi Cheshmeh Shirin Darreh Murd Darreh-ye Barik Eshgaft-e Zard Estil Fereyduni Galleh Vari Golabundan-e Olya Golabundan-e Sofla Kaltandar-e Olya Kaltandar-e Sofla Kamar Deraz Kan Gonjeshki Loran Mal Aqa Menareh Barangerd Menazel Sazmani Pa Derazan Par Surakh Sar Tang-e Soleyman Koshteh Shah Rahzan Takyeh Tang Kord Tembi Tolombeh Khaneh Shomareh Seh Tom Bahar

Rud Zard	Ab Lashkar-e Olya Ab Lashkar-e Sofla Ab Lashkar-e Vosta Abeleh Ali Mohammad Bakhtiar Balun Bid Zard-e Asmari Chaga Parviz Chal-e Mohammad Hoseyn-e Sofla Cheshmeh Rugheni Darreh Ahvazi Darreh Khar Zahreh Dasht-e Gol Delli-ye Mohsaleh Aqa Delli-ye Solmavand Eslamabad Garavand-e Sofla Gowd-e Azhdar Hureh Kalgeh Kelasmadin-e Do Kelasmadin-e Yek Kun Gazhdomi Pir Musa Pol Borideh Rah Khoda Rud Zard-e Kayed Rafi Sabzi Sadat Sadat-e Gharbi Sadat-e Sharqi Sarkun-e Nuraleh Seyyed Ali Mohammad Takht-e Kabud Nargesi Tarakab Zir-e Zard

Meydavud

Cities

none

Rural Districts
and villages

Meydavud	Ali Akbar Barat Chit Anbeh Meydavud-e Olya Meydavud-e Sofla Meydavud-e Vosta Mian Kal Mohammad Jafar Mohammad Kazemi Mohammadabad Potaki Salahi Sar Dasht Sarhani Tighen-e Olya Tighen-e Sofla

Saroleh	Ab Garmak Amalal Anjireh Bahareh Bahreh Bahreh-ye Ruzeh Bard Zard Boneh Deraz Boneh-ye Kalu Chahar Darreh Cham Dalan Cham Seyyed Mohammad Chamban Chehchel Chel Gasheh Chel Rubah Dalan Damtang-e Putu Dari Dun Darreh-ye Banak Darreh-ye Khalk Darreh-ye Na Delli-ye Cheman Do Gacheh Dowrun Kal Jahan Kalleh Sir Meynun Patak-e Beygdeli Patak-e Jalali Putu Qariyeh Hajji Sar Khar Saroleh Shun Bacheh Tahlvazard Tahtavil Talkh Ab-e Zardpatak Tall Shur

Seydun

Cities

Seydun

Rural Districts
and villages

Seydun-e Jonubi (South Seydun)	Alad Bahareh Bali Khalk Baliab Balkedan Bon Shovar Bondurab Boneh Karuk Boneh Lam Boneh-ye Badam Chehjam Dam Tang Chendar Chavil Darreh Bonyab Darreh Zard Dimgeh-ye Tang Chavil Do Band Eshgoft-e Legji Gasti Gudgel Chavil Jaju Kalgah Chavil Mavi-ye Olya Mavi-ye Sofla Mil Pay Mil Mitangun Monjvek Pas Kul Patuf Rageh Kan Ravak Rudzir Sar Durab Sar Eshkoft Sarasiyab Sarkul Sartang-e Galal Sharb Shahrak-e Mavi Tang Ab Tuf Zari Chavil Vareh-ye Mohammad Jafari

Seydun-e Shomali (North Seydun)	Anjirsiyah Ahmad Banar Kabutaran Banar-e Vajel Bard Baland Bardatar Kisteh Barm Shahzadeh Abdollah Borul Darreh Tu-ye Olya Darreh-ye Rizi Darreh-ye Talkh Dul Tak Duparun Durmunak Galleh Zar Kadim Lang Varkshi Mian Bisheh Nayab Posht Par Qandi Sar Darreh Savali Shahrak-e Malek-e Ashtar Shahzadeh Abdollah Sulak Talavar-e Do Talavar-e Seh Talavar-e Yek Zowab

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