Shahrah, South Khorasan

Shahrah شهراه
village
Shahrah
Coordinates: 33°18′41″N 59°34′57″E / 33.31139°N 59.58250°E / 33.31139; 59.58250Coordinates: 33°18′41″N 59°34′57″E / 33.31139°N 59.58250°E / 33.31139; 59.58250
Country	Iran
Province	South Khorasan
County	Birjand
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Shakhen
Population (2006)
• Total	18
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Shahrah (Persian: شهراه‎‎, also Romanized as Shahrāh and Shāhrāh; also known as Sang-e Kar)^[1] is a village in Shakhen Rural District, in the Central District of Birjand County, South Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 18, in 11 families.^[2]

References

↑ Shahrah can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3084134" 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.

Birjand County

Capital

Birjand

Districts

Central

Cities

Birjand

Rural Districts
and villages

Alqurat	Agholdar Alqur Arviz Asu Bidesk Bolanjab Borj-e Ziad Boz Qonj Cheshmeh-ye Mulid Darreh-ye Ghazan-e Sofla Dastgerd Delabad Dohlkuh Felarg Gheyuk Golunabad Haderbad-e Olya Hajjiabad Jamal ol Din Kalaj Darg Kalateh-ye Bojdi Kalateh-ye Now Khong Khunik Kur Gaz-e Bala Kushk Mafriz Mahiabad Mahuk Mahusk Marqach Maruk Masen Mozdab Mulid Naqenj Now Deh Now Gidar Piranj Pish Kuh-e Olya Posuj Rahdarkhaneh Rubokht Sad Gol Sama Sangabad Saqi Sar Asiab Sar Hadd Sharifabad Sharqonj Shekaraneh Tangal-e Bala Turman Yahn Ziraj

Baqeran	Abbasabad Akbarabad Aliabad-e Davarabad Aliabad-e Luleh Amirabad-e Pain Amirabad-e Sheybani Arabshah-e Bala Arusheh-ye Pain Bagh-e Dehneh Bagh-e Manazarieh Bahlgerd Bangabad Barzaj Batjag Behdan Biabani-ye Bala Biabani-ye Pain Biduk Bijar Bizhanabad Bohnabad Bojd Boniabad Borzegan Bushad Chah Howz Chah-e Ali Mohammadi Chah-e Rostami Chahkanan-e Bala Chahkanan-e Pain Chahkand Chahkanduk Chaj Chahardeh-ye Bala Chahardeh-ye Pain Charkash Cheshmeh-ye Gazu Cheshmeh-ye Morteza Darreh-ye Ajqu Darreh-ye Mirak Darreh-ye Pain Deh-e Now Deljan Dezg-e Pain Esfahrud Feriz Morgh Feriz Nuk Fudaj Ganjabad Givak-e Olya Givak-e Sofla Gol Panjeh Golbargan Golian Gowd-e Mahmud Hajji Kuhi Hajjiabad Hajjiabad Hasanabad-e Mian Hasanabad-e Pain Havang-e Pain Hoseynabad Jimabad Jowzan-e Nuki Kafki Kalateh-ye Baba Kalateh-ye Bazargan Kalateh-ye Hajji Yusof Kalateh-ye Hoseyn Kalateh-ye Mohammad Hoseyn Khan Kalateh-ye Qannadan Kalateh-ye Qannadan Kasakstan Kaseh Sangi Kheyrabad Khong-e Bala Khorashad Khosrak Khunik Khunik Khunik Kuch Mahmudabad Malekabad Margh Mazar Mazrabad Mazraeh-ye Mohammad Sharif Mehdiabad Mehtaran Mezg Mosaveri Murachek Naserabad Naserabad Nowferest Nowkand Pespatang-e Sofla Peygodar-e Chah-e Huz Rach Razg Rekat-e Olya Rekat-e Sofla Riz Ab Roqui-ye Pain Salimabad Samu Sar Tangan Sard Khaneh Sar-e Pol Sar-e Razg Shahabad Shamsabad Shir Manj Surg Tag Ab Khanak Tag-e Oshtoran Tak-e Kharu Tak-e Sifi Tangal-e Ali Beyk Tangal-e Behdan Tarakani-ye Pain Torsh Ab-e Bala Torsh Ab-e Pain Yekkeh Derakht Yosht Zamanabad Zardan Zeyni

Fasharud	Afkasht Afzalabad Baqi Bovaj Chah Kand Chah-e Zard Dahaneh Eshqabad Feriz Golunak Hajj Naj Hambal Hesar-e Sangi Kondor Nowghab-e Afzalabad Qatar Gaz Rezaqabad Rowshanavand Shirag Shushud Sichan Taj Kuh

Kahshang	Abbasabad Adigan Arvij Ashtakhu Boz Quch-e Olya Boz Quch-e Sofla Elqar Estakhr Feyzabad Garmidar Garmuk Gazik Gugchin Jalal-e Sofla Jijk Kalateh-ye Mohammad Soltan Kamchah Khunik Zirak Khushineh-ye Olya Kuch Elqar Kushkabad Mafand Ab Marak Mirozg Neyestan Nughab Nuk Qaleh Kuh Rabian Rahnishk Reykhan Roqbaghal Roqiyehabad Roqq-e Annabi Sar Chah-e Tazian Sheykhan Siskan Taqcharabad Tiduk Zeynabad Zirak

Shakhen	Bimad Bistkonj Fur Jan Khazan Mirik Mobarakabad Owjan Padamrud Sarqan-e Sofla Shahrah Shakhen Shur Ab Vashan

Shakhenat	Asnan Bavik-e Vosta Bidokht Daraj Gazar Mahmui Novik Nughab Chik Owjad Rahnich Razuk Saqdar Varqaneh

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