Bagh-e Anarak

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Bagh-e Anarak باغ انارك
village
Bagh-e Anarak
Coordinates: 29°00′19″N 52°27′08″E / 29.00528°N 52.45222°E / 29.00528; 52.45222Coordinates: 29°00′19″N 52°27′08″E / 29.00528°N 52.45222°E / 29.00528; 52.45222
Country	Iran
Province	Fars
County	Firuzabad
Bakhsh	Meymand
Rural District	Khvajehei
Population (2006)
• Total	60
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Bagh-e Anarak (Persian: باغ انارك‎, also Romanized as Bāgh-e Ānārak; also known as Bāghnārak)^[1] is a village in Khvajehei Rural District, Meymand District, Firuzabad County, Fars Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 60, in 14 families.^[2]

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Cities

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Ahmadabad	Ahmadabad Aminabad Baba Kamal Bagh-e Kakajan Bek Bayegan Deh Balai Kherqeh Deh Barm Deh Bin Deh Now Emamzadeh Ganju Eslamabad Firuzabad Teacher Centre Hoseynabad-e Saravi Hoseynabad-e Sargar Jahadabad Kamalabad Kelisiun Key Zarrin Kherqeh Khevid Jan Khevid-e Mobaraki Lohrasb Mazraeh-ye Deh-e Dinari Mazraeh-ye Emamzadeh Abdollah Mazraeh-ye Emamzadeh Amrollah Mazraeh-ye Emamzadeh Esmail Mazraeh-ye Javad Najafi Mazraeh-ye Lard Khun Mazraeh-ye Lohrasb Shahbazi Mazraeh-ye Manuchehr Najafi Mazraeh-ye Nasratollah Najafi Mazraeh-ye Tareh Kad Shomareh-ye Do Mazraeh-ye Tareh Kad Shomareh-ye Yek Menaruyeh Murdestan Murj-e Shahrak Mushkan Najafabad Nowdaran Sahlabad Salamatabad Sang Bari-ye Fars Sar Gar Sar Tol-e Dowlatabad Tolombeh Hay-e Hasanabad

Jaydasht	Ab Araq Ab Badamu Ab Chenaru Ab Dozduiyeh Ab Hoseyn Ab Qalat Ab Shirin Ab Soru Baleqlu Bid Shahrak Bolbol Safai Bonkuy-e Ashayir Shaban Kareh Chahar Qash Chah-e Shib Deh Rud Dehgah Dehuiyeh Dowtujahan Emamzadeh Soltan Gheyb Fathabad-e Deh-e Arab Galleh Dari Gholam Hoseyn-e Malekpur Gowday-e Bala Jaydasht Karimeh Khabis Khani Ab Kholad Razgowda Konardan Mazraeh-ye Darishak Mazraeh-ye Dozdakuiyeh Mazraeh-ye Shakrollah Shekari Panj Shir Rudbal Ruz Badan Shahrak-e Shahid Dastgheyb Tang-e Dehuiyeh Zanguiyeh

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Dadenjan	Ab Surakh Anar Mehr Bonab Chenar Sukhteh Dadenjan Giahzar Kemili Khobreh Mazraeh-ye Bidestan Mazraeh-ye Pahna Mazraeh-ye Shekaft Zun Mazraeh-ye Zeynal Mardani Meygoli Murjan Sakhteman-e Rayisi Sakhteman-e Shuraki Samang

Khvajehei	Anjireh-ye Gowkhast Azizabad Bagh-e Anarak Bagh-e Mohandas Kashkuli Baneh Khafrak Barg-e Tut Bavarian Bavarkan Bonkuy-e Askari Bonkuy-e Kazemi Bonkuy-e Mokhtari Bonkuy-e Rajabi Bonkuy-e Visi Burzakan Chenar Sukhteh Cheshmeh Boluqu Darenjan-e Lor Ebrahimabad Emamzadeh Seyyed Abad ol Din Emamzadeh Shah Gheyb Honifaqan Jamar Jan Janiabad Jowkan Kandaran Kheyrabad Kushk-e Esmailabad Mazraeh-ye Seh Chah Kuh Sorkh Mazraeh-ye Shahbazi Mehkuyeh-ye Olya Mehkuyeh-ye Sofla Moradabad Najafabad-e Sorkhi Par Sefid Qahukhaneh-ye Adal Qasr-e Asem Saadatabad Sefidan Serizjan-e Namdi Shahrak-e Muk Shahrak-e Zanjiran Sir Yazjan-e Galeh Zan Abu ol Hasan Beygi Sir Yazjan-e Galeh Zan Mazarai Tang-e Anari Vahdatabad

Par Zeytun	Abgol Amir Salar-e Olya Amir Salar-e Sofla Bast-e Durah Chahar Bid-e Sartang Gonag Gowd Kahluyeh Lah Ab Majdabad Mazraeh-ye Farj Flamarzy Mazraeh-ye Mahbati Mazraeh-ye Mohammad Karam Sharifi Mazraeh-ye Mohammad Mazafarian Mazraeh-ye Talami Mazraeh-ye Yunes Hamidi Par Zeytun Sahra Sefid Sherkat-e Gol Sorkh Meymand Tang-e Riz Tolombeh-ye Askar Akbari

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