Tamer, Iran

For the village in Golestan Province, see Tamer, Golestan. For the village in Yazd Province, see Tamer, Yazd.

Tamer تامر
village
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Qaleh Ganj
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Sorkh Qaleh
Population (2006)
• Total	155
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Tamer (Persian: تامر‎‎, also Romanized as Tāmer) is a village in Sorkh Qaleh Rural District, in the Central District of Qaleh Ganj County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 155, in 41 families.^[1]

References

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

Qaleh Ganj County

Capital

Qaleh Ganj

Districts

Central

Cities

Qaleh Ganj

Rural Districts
and villages

Qaleh Ganj	Abbasabad Ahmadabad Bani Taratom Bolbolabad Chah Deraz Chah Lak Chah Zangi Chah-e Bagh Chah-e Eyd Chah-e Mirza Chah-e Nowruz Chah-e Sangi Chah-e Shahi Chah-e Zahid Cheraghabad Dastjerd-e Sofla Dera Dulab Hajjiabad Hajjiabad-e Payabi Jamshahi Jangalabad Keshit Miyanshahr Molla Abbasi Moradabad Palangi Pamikh Pishizan Rostamabad Rudbahi Shahid Reza Chah Nasiri Shamsabad Shamzan-e Hiyet Shamzan-e Jehadiyeh Shamzun-e Chah Bagh Suragabad Surak Tarikmah Tomgaran

Sorkh Qaleh	Abbasabad Ahugan Bond-e Bari Bond-e Bari Borjak-e Hasan Borjak-e Seyfollah Chah-e Chameli Chah-e Mazagi Chah-e Nasir Chah-e Siyahi Chehel Mani Dasht-e Ganjabad Ashayir Alidadi Deh Gowd Dehnow-e Hajj Ali Mohammad Ganjabad-e Do Ganjabad-e Yek Gazabad Gelu Gojg Hoseynabad Kahur Deraz Kalatak Khargushki Masandan Mianju Ahmadabad Pir Hajji Qaleh-ye Dokhtar Rezduki Rigmatin Rignabatak Rigsalimi Rustai-ye Kermat Rustai-ye Vakilabad Shahidabad Shahrak-e Saduqi Shahrak-e Sahab ol Zeman Shamsabad Sharikabad Shib Zardi Shumehri Soltanabad Sorkh Qaleh Suragabad Tamer Tolombeh-ye Hoseyn Nasereh va Shorka Tolombeh-ye Rig Chamran Tombat-e Bala Tombat-e Pain Tomesorkh Ziarat-e Bacheh

Chah Dadkhoda

Cities

none

Rural Districts
and villages

Chah Dadkhoda	Baghak Bon Chah Chah ol Madin Chahartai Chah Dadkhoda Chah-e Bahman Chah-e Banan-e Vasat Chah-e Dadek Chah-e Gholamhoseyn Chah-e Gomshad Chah-e Hoseynali Chah-e Reza Chah-e Shurki Chah-e Zardan Chil Konar Davaran Dazuk Eslamabad Gazkan Jangali Jehadabad Kalat-e Malek Kaljak Mandusti Mazraeh-ye Shahidbeheshti Pakelat Posht-e Shek Rustayi-ye Chadranshin Owrtin Salmaniyeh Sardaz Sowlan Suru Turig Turig Turig Zadabad Zagashk Ziarat-e Pir Karkan Zohan

Marz	Avartin Band-e Mahmud Bandgorgi Bardial Bon Kan Bon Zard Bongarun Dard-e Richeh Dar-e Kalat Deh-e Daran Deh-e Eslam Dushan Gachan Gurki Jatu Jonuk Kahur Abbas Kalahun-e Bala Kerchkan Mahaban Mahmanak Marduvar Nahugan Nomgaz Pey Majan Posht-e Geru Rain Qaleh Ren Saran Sareh Kak Shahkahan Shib Kuh Sik Tang-e Kalan Tehgak Towhamun-e Jamal Vagalugiaran Zahmatabad

Rameshk	Anarak Ashkutu Barjak Bon Gardan Chahak Chahan Dahan-e Daran Dar Khva Darzeh Dazulin Degas Deh-e Bala Deh-e Kulak Eslamabad-e Kahan Changar Eslamabad-e Sar Meydan Ganj Konar Gari Charban Garu Gavahnchan Gavbandan Gerash Giahan Hur Jagan Kahn-e Nowruz Kahn-e Safar Kahnok Kallehgan Kangaru Karim Dark Kerkak Konar-e Gavan Konar-e Jamal Ladu Nag Pilum Pizki Rameshk Rask Sohrani Sur Dar Surgah Tayekan Tomjangi Zamin Mohammad Ziarat Zirabad-e Zirab

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