Shahab District

Shahab District (Persian: بخش شهاب‎‎) is a district (bakhsh) in Qeshm County, Hormozgan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 30,112, in 6,319 families.^[1] The District has one city: Suza. The District has five rural districts (dehestan): Dulab Rural District, Hengam Rural District, Larak Rural District, Salakh Rural District, and Suza Rural District.

References

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

Districts of Hormozgan Province

Ahmadi District Bikah District Byaban District Central District (Abumusa County) Central District (Bandar Lengeh County) Central District (Bastak County) Central District (Hajjiabad County) Central District (Jask County) Central District (Khamir County) Central District (Minab County) Central District (Parsian County) Central District (Qeshm County) Central District (Rudan County) Fareghan District Fin District Hormuz District Jaghin District Jenah District Kish District Kukherd District Kushk-e Nar District Lirdaf District Qaleh Qazi District Rudkhaneh District Ruydar District Senderk District Shahab District Shibkaveh District Takht District Tukahur District Tunb District

Qeshm County

Capital

Qeshm

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Howmeh	Dofari Gevarzin Giahdan Hamiri Holor Kabeli Kuvehi Laft Laft-e Kohneh Ramcha Talambu Tomban Tula

Ramkan	Bagh-e Bala Bangali Gerdava Gorbah Dan Jijian Karevan Khaledeyn Kushah Pey Posht Ramkan Siddam Tomsenati Turian Zeynabi

Hormuz

Cities	Hormuz

Rural Districts and villages	none

Shahab

Cities

Suza

Rural Districts
and villages

Dulab	Ayeshehabad Basaidu Chahu-ye Gharbi Chahu-ye Sharqi Dar Kuh Dulab Dustku Guri Kani Konar Siah Moradi Sar Rig Tomges

Hengam	Hengam-e Jadid Hengam-e Qadim Qil

Larak	Larak Shahri

Salakh	Dehkhoda Durbeni Gachu Gombaran Guran Haft Rangu Malaki Naqasheh Qeshm International Airport Sahali Salakh Shahrak-e Parvaz Tabl

Suza	Berkeh-ye Khalaf Dayrestan Mesen Nakhl-e Gol Riku Shib Deraz Zirang

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