Yurtga

Yurtga يورتگا
village
Yurtga
Coordinates: 32°50′47″N 52°44′02″E / 32.84639°N 52.73389°E / 32.84639; 52.73389Coordinates: 32°50′47″N 52°44′02″E / 32.84639°N 52.73389°E / 32.84639; 52.73389
Country	Iran
Province	Isfahan
County	Nain
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Kuhestan
Population (2006)
• Total	18
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Yurtga (Persian: يورتگا‎‎, also Romanized as Yūrtgā; also known as Yūrgā and Yūrkā)^[1] is a village in Kuhestan Rural District, in the Central District of Nain County, Isfahan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 18, in 6 families.^[2]

References

↑ Yurtga can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3857810" 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.

Nain County

Capital

Nain

Districts

Central

Cities

Nain

Rural Districts
and villages

Bafran	Bafran Benvid-e Olya Benvid-e Sofla Chah-e Basheh Farahabad Hendu Chub Kalut-e Mohammadiyeh Mazraeh Emam Mazraeh-ye Hajj Hoseyn Now Gonbad Separu Soheyl

Baharestan	Ashkestan Ashnan Delengi Fakhrabad Feyzabad-e Hajj Kazem Galeh Kejan Golestan Jalalabad Jeznabad Jowzdan-e Sofla Juyabad Kafiabad Kebriyai Kejan Kharvan Malakan Mehradaran Naimiyeh Najafabad Nasirabad Neyestanak Now Bahar Qasemabad Safiabad Salehabad Sahebabad Sarkhuni Senjedu Allah Qoli Shah Kuh Tirabad Vandish Zuruki

Kuhestan	Abbasabad Abbasabad-e Kelaniyeh Aliabad Aqa Hesab Arand Arjak Arvar Asadabad Asfejan Baba Jamal Babachu Balan Bargoshad Bilabad Borzuiyeh Cham Chir-e Olya Chir-e Sofla Deh Now Dowlatabad Ermudeh Golabad Golchi Hamunabad Hasanabad Hasanabad-e Kukul Hiyud Hormozabad Hoseynabad Hoseynabad-e Asheq Hoseynabad-e Hajj Kazem Jalalabad Jalalabad-e Chah Sorkh Jamkan Kahnaviyeh-ye Olya va Sofla Kamabad Kamalabad Kheyrabad Mahmudabad Mardavi Maz Mehrabad Mazik Mazikcheh Mazraeh-ye Kowsari Mazraeh-ye Now Hajji Qanbari Mehrabad Padandestan Parikan Rumand Rumand Cheh Sadabad Safiabad-e Now Sangij Seyyedabad Seyyedabad Sheykhabad Soltan Nasir Tiukecheh Vachcheh Varpay-e Olya Varpay-e Sofla Vasheh Venastan Yurtga Yuzestan-e Pain Zardeh

Lay Siyah	Abbasabad Abiabad Afifabad Akbarabad Allahabad Aminabad Amirabad Aqaabad Ashenaabad Ashkestan Balaabad Balaabadcheh Bidacheh Chah Sutak Dowlatabad-e Sheykh Emadiyeh Eshratabad Fahiyeh Fereydun Feyzabad Fudaz Gonuiyeh Hajjiabad Hajjiabad Hamidi Hasanabad-e Sofla Hasanabad-e Tavakkoli Hashemabad Homaabad-e Olya Homaabad-e Sofla Hoseynabad-e Khan Jahanabad Jezlan Jeznabad Kachi Kaleh Chu Kharzan Kheyrabad Khorramabad Khorramdasht Kodunuiyeh Kushkuiyeh Laghareh Mahmudabad Mandegi-ye Olya Mandegi-ye Sofla Marchuiyeh Margh Chuiyeh Masumabad Mazraeh-ye Now Mehrabad Moinabad Mozaffarabad Musaabad Nargur Nasrabad Nujuk Nushin Owshen-e Olya Qaleh Dar Qayumabad Rahatabad Rasulabad Rostamabad Sahamiyeh Salkiyeh Sefideh Sereshk Seyfabad Taminan Tangestan Tavakkoliyeh Tutachu Varcham Varposht Veresht Yek Baghi Zamanabad Zangiabad

Anarak

Cities

Anarak

Rural Districts
and villages

Chupanan	Abbasabad Alam Hajji Baqeri Ashin Ashtian Bid Chah Chah Gorbeh Chah Kharbozeh Chupanan Esmailan Madan-e Nakhlak Madan-e Talmasi Mazraeh-ye Baba Khaled Mazraeh-ye Hajji Baqeri Mohammadabad Moshajari Mozaffarabad Nurabad Zalu Band

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