Kelardasht

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Kelardasht is a valley on the road between Marzanabad on Chalus Road and Abbassabad along the Caspian. There are several villages in the valley, Hasankif being the principal one. Rud Barak is also located there.

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Counties and cities of Māzandarān Province

Amol (Ask - Amol - Gazenak - Niyak - Rineh) — Babol (Amirkola - Babol - Galoogah - Gatab - Khoshroodpey - Marzikola - Zargar Mahalleh) — Babolsar (Babolsar - Bahnamir - Kalleh Bast) — Behshahr (Behshahr - Galoogah - Khalil Shahr - Rostamkola) — Chalus (Chalus - Kelardasht - Marzan Abad) — Juybar (Juybar - Koohi Kheyl) — Mahmood Abad (Fereydoon Kenar - Mahmood Abad - Sorkhrood) — Neka (Neka) — Noor (Baledeh - Chamestan - Izadshahr - Noor - Royan) — Noshahr (Noshahr) — Qaemshahr (Kiakola - Qaemshahr) — Ramsar (Katalom and Sadat Shahr - Ramsar) — Sari (Farim - Kiasar - Sari - Soorak) — Savadkuh (Alasht - Pol Sefid - Veresk - Sorkh Abad - Shirgah - Zirab) — Tonekabon (Abbas Abad - Kelar Abad - Khorram Abad - Nashtarood - Salmanshahr - Tonekabon)


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Kalardasht is in Mazanderan province near Roodbarak. The area has an enclave of Northern Kurds. Northern Kurdish is also called Kurmanji, Kurmancî, Kirmancî, Kermancî, Kurdi, or Kurdî.