Mohrdar

Mohrdar مهردار
village
Mohrdar
Coordinates: 37°30′01″N 46°40′52″E / 37.50028°N 46.68111°E / 37.50028; 46.68111Coordinates: 37°30′01″N 46°40′52″E / 37.50028°N 46.68111°E / 37.50028; 46.68111
Country	Iran
Province	East Azerbaijan
County	Hashtrud
Bakhsh	Nazarkahrizi
Rural District	Almalu
Population (2006)
• Total	306
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Mohrdar (Persian: مهردار‎‎, also Romanized as Mohrdār)^[1] is a village in Almalu Rural District, Nazarkahrizi District, Hashtrud County, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 306, in 50 families.^[2]

References

↑ Mohrdar can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3804018" 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.

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Kuhsar	Agh Bolagh Amu Dizaj Baba Kandi Bashmaq Dehlan Dizaj-e Reza Qoli Beyg Geleh Deh Kuh Okuz Gonbadi Owshendel Qarah Bolagh Qarajah Qayah-ye Panahi Qazi Kandi Seyah Dowlan Seyf ol Din Kuh Sowmeeh-ye Sang Tonahdeh

Qaranqu	Aghcheh Kandi Aghcheh Rud Aq Dagh-e Olya Arqatu Ayaz Aziz Kandi Baba Kandi Rud Barreh Deh Bayat Bayqara Kuh Beyk Kandi Bezujiq Chibni Damanab Darband Eynabad Gol Tappeh Rud Goli Bolagh-e Gonbadlu Golujeh-ye Mohammad Khan Gowyjeh Qomlaq Hajji Kandi Rud Khvajeh Aur Khvorjestan Lamashan Moghamir Qaleh Juq Qezel Lu Qubuz Quiun Qeshlaqi Qujur Saadatlu Seyf ol Din Rud Sufilar Talkhab Tamtoraq Tarqoli Vazifeh Khvoran Yengejeh Yengi Kand Zu ol Bin

Soluk	Arqaneh Bayqara Rud Beyg Bolaghi Charlu Cheraghchi Geleh Deh Rud Jeyran Darreh Kamajari Khalifeh Kandi-ye Hatam Qareh Aghaj Rud Seyd Beyg Soluk Yasavel

Cities

Almalu	Ashmaq Atash Beyg Azizabad Baghcheh Jiq Basit Batmanqelenj-e Sofla Dalu Hasan Damirchi Dushdur Golujeh-ye Hasan Beyg Hasan Kandi Kuh Idahlu-ye Khalifeh Idahlu-ye Khan Ilkhechi Jabinad Kalah Now Kohel Bolagh Mohrdar Nokhvodabad Pasha Beyg Qarah Div Qarah Kalak Qorban Kandi Saraskand-e Olya Saraskand-e Sofla Sheykh ol Eslam Soltanabad Sufi Hasan Taghcheh Jiq Tahraband Tup Aghaj Zanjirabad

Nazarkahrizi	Aghbolagh Aghbolagh-e Hashtrud Aghcheh Rish Alaqayah Aqajan Kandi Asayesh Baba Gar Gar Bash Khalaj Beyg Kandi Borj-e Olya Borj-e Sofla Chakan Cherteqlu Darin Su Dash Alti Dash Bolagh-e Kharabeh Galak Ganjabad-e Olya Ganjabad-e Sofla Gerami Goshayesh Habash Hashtrud Station Heydarabad Joghol-e Olya Joghol-e Sofla Kalb Kandi Khalifeh Kandi Khvorshid Kohel Bolagh Kotalah Kamar Laklar Mander Bolaghi Meshkabad-e Jadid Meshkabad-e Qadim Molla Jiq Ojaq Kandi Omran Kandi Paralar Qamar Kandi Qarah Ghurat Qarajeh Qayah Qarqa Qatanqu Qateat Qerkh Seqer Qezel Bolagh Qurt Qayah Si Qushehlar Quyujiq Salman Kandi Sari Qayah Shabdeh Shur Daraq Takanlu-ye Sofla Talam Khan Taleb Chaman Tarkhanlar Tasteghar Tazeh Kand-e Qarajeh Qayah Teymurabad Tikmeh Dash Vali Kandi Yaharchi Yanbolaghi-ye Olya Yanbolaghi-ye Sofla Yanuq Yelah Qarshu Yeli Daraq-e Olya Yeli Daraq-e Sofla

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