Shin, Iran

Shin شين
village
Shin
Coordinates: 36°12′10″N 48°24′54″E / 36.20278°N 48.41500°E / 36.20278; 48.41500Coordinates: 36°12′10″N 48°24′54″E / 36.20278°N 48.41500°E / 36.20278; 48.41500
Country	Iran
Province	Zanjan
County	Khodabandeh
Bakhsh	Sojas Rud
Rural District	Aq Bolagh
Population (2006)
• Total	84
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Shin (Persian: شين‎‎, also Romanized as Shīn; also known as Sen)^[1] is a village in Aq Bolagh Rural District, Sojas Rud District, Khodabandeh County, Zanjan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 84, in 20 families.^[2]

References

↑ Shin can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3084969" 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.

Khodabandeh County

Capital

Qeydar

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Howmeh	Aqcheh Qayeh Balgeh Shir Bijeqin Chopoqlu Dashlujeh Deh Shir Do Tappeh-ye Olya Do Tappeh-ye Sofla Gavan Darreh Gol Makan Lachvan Nalbandan Nazar Qoli Parchin Qanli Qatar Bolaghi Rahmatabad Sheykh Alu Tup Qarah Varjushan Zavajer

Karasf	Aynajik Beygom Aqa Boyuk Qeshlaq Chopoqlu Dalayer-e Olya Dalayer-e Sofla Dashaltu Dughanlu Ebrahimabad Gomesh Tappeh Hesar Karasf Kareh Chal Kasik Paskuhan Qaleh Juq Qarah Mohammad Qul Ali Salehabad Shahid Chomani Yar Ahmadlu Yaremja

Khararud	Abi-ye Sofla Ahar Meshkin Aliabad Aq Bolagh-e Olya Dulab Gangak Gugjeh-ye Yeylaq Hirabad Hoseynabad Incheh-ye Khoda Bandehlu Jarin Kahalabad Kahriz Khaleqabad Kuch Tappeh Kusejabad Mahmudabad Mantash Nurabad Pir-e Gavgol Qeynarjeh Qusheh Kand Robat Said Mohammad Saidabad Sazin Shaban Shahrestanak Turpakhlu Zarrin Gol

Sohrevard	Abdalar Chukhvor Yurd Gushtin Madabad Owshtanian Sangdeh

Afshar

Cities

Garmab

Rural Districts
and villages

Qeshlaqat-e Afshar	Afsharlu Aji Kahriz Ali Mardan Aq Qui Aqa Choqlu Aslanlu Baghlujeh Bash Qeshlaq Chariklu Choqluy-e Olya Choqluy-e Sofla Gandab Gol Bolagh Hasanlu Isa Beyglu Jomehlu Kam Lar Kardlu Khalifehlu Koshgonlu Mandaq Mehdilu Mohammadlu Peyghambarlu Qelich Qayeh Quyjuq-e Olya Taherlu Tazeh Qeshlaq Teymurlu Towhidlu Tuturqan Vakil Qeshlaq Varmanlu Yaqinlu Yasavol

Shivanat	Aqcheh Gonbad Bakhti Burun Dini Beyk Fereydun Gugarchinak Gunay Hesar Shivan Hesar-e Olya Hesar-e Sofla Kand-e Tatar Khalifeh Qeshlaq Mesgar Mesrabad Mohammad Shahlu Mostafalu Nariman Qeshlaq Owli Beyk Qamcheqay Qameshlu Qareh Vali Qazoqluy-e Olya Qui Rostamabad Shurja Suleh Tatardeh Yengiabad Yuz Bashi

Bizineh Rud

Cities

Zarrin Rud

Rural Districts
and villages

Bizineh Rud	Araghul Astarud Bazin Dash Tappeh Gholam Veys Hey Kahla Khanlar Mohammad Khalaj Owrganjeh Sharur Towzlu

Zarrineh Rud	Aghuzlu Amirlu Amu Kandi Ardhin Arqin Bolagh Basarak Darband Dash Bolagh Durakhlu Emam Kahriz Gol Tappeh Hesamabad Panbeh Zaban Pir Marzban Qarah Kahriz Qarah Mohammad Qashqejeh Qezel Bolagh Qias Kandi Qojur Sarab Seqerchin Sereshbar Sereyn Shahidabad Yasti Bulagh Zaghehlu Zaghej

Sojas Rud

Cities

Sojas

Rural Districts
and villages

Aq Bolagh	Alencheh Aqbolagh-e Sofla Arqin Barik Ab Cheragh Hesari Cheragh Mazraeh Guran Mamaqan Mehdiabad Mehrinabad Nosratabad Owch Bolagh Qameshlu Qarah Gol Sarin Darreh Sheykh Musa Shin Zarand

Sojas Rud	Aqa Jari Bulamaji Chalakhvor Changur Changuri Chuzak Dabanlu Dehjalal Duljin Emam Kandi Eslamabad Esperin Hasanabad Kabutarak Khandab Khomarak Khvosh Koshkabad Majidabad Mazidabad Mohammadabad Nahavis Nahrevan Paband Shur Ab Siaman Yengejeh Zarzar Zavinaq

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