Deh-e Qotbi

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Deh-e Qotbi ده قطبي
village
Deh-e Qotbi
Coordinates: 31°27′19″N 56°21′43″E / 31.45528°N 56.36194°E / 31.45528; 56.36194Coordinates: 31°27′19″N 56°21′43″E / 31.45528°N 56.36194°E / 31.45528; 56.36194
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Kuhbanan
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Javar
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Deh-e Qotbi (Persian: ده قطبي‎, also Romanized as Deh-e Qoṭbī; also known as Ḩasanābād-e Qoṭbī)^[1] is a village in Javar Rural District, in the Central District of Kuhbanan County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its existence was noted, but its population was not reported.^[2]

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Capital

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Javar	Ab Korik Abbasabad Afzar Bab Gask Bagh-e Siah Bondar Cheshmeh-ye Mohammadi Dar Ab Dar Chenar Dar-e Murin-e Seh Dar-e Zegun Darreh-ye Hud Deh Juri Deh Kornag Deh Now-e Qalandar Deh Now-ye Kahn Deh-e Ali Deh-e Aqa Reza Deh-e Baba Deh-e Khvajeh Deh-e Qotbi Deh-e Seyyedha Deh-e Shur Akhund Estaj Gandab Gavar Gaz Kohan Gazman Gerdukaj Gitari Gowd-e Tamuru Gudeshur Hoseynabad-e Chahar Kamukhoshk Karevangah Koti Shur Nedidgan Puzeh-ye Lakhar Rashidabad Savand Shurak-e Vosta Soltanabad Titu-ye Bala Titu-ye Pain

Khorramdasht	Bidan-e Khvajeh Dar Kham Dar-e Ab Darestan Deh Mian Deh-e Now-e Hajjiabad Deh-e Now-e Kahan Deh-e Shib Dehnow-e Deh-e Ali Fathabad Fidkuiyeh Garakuiyeh Hoseynabad-e Do Hoseynabad-e Yek Kahan Magasu Qaryeh Ali Ratk Sabluiyeh Sebala Shekarabad Zangiabad

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Shaab Jereh	Ahmadi Givaran Khorramabad Mazraeh-ye Javad ol Ayimeh Abbasabad Moghisabad Mohammadabad Rizuiyeh Shaab Jereh Soltanabad

Toghrol Al Jerd	Ab Lishu Abbasabad-e Do Bab Abdan Bab Baluchi Cheshmeh Pudenehi Cheshmeh-ye Qolqoli Dahaneh-ye Gudu Dar Ab Dar-e Haft Kuh Dar-e Sanjedu Dar-e Zard Dar-e Zardalu Deh-e Ahmad Hajji Dungar Gazgunu Gowd-e Shiru Hemmatabad Hezargaz Karimabad Khanmakan Madan-e Gach Najafabad Rashk-e Olya Rashk-e Sofla Rashk-e Vosta Rud-e Shur Sebotk Sefidar Seyyedabad Tangalu

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