Deh Moghan

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Deh Moghan ده مغان
village
Deh Moghan
Coordinates: 27°56′09″N 56°46′38″E / 27.93583°N 56.77722°E / 27.93583; 56.77722Coordinates: 27°56′09″N 56°46′38″E / 27.93583°N 56.77722°E / 27.93583; 56.77722
Country	Iran
Province	Hormozgan
County	Hajjiabad
Bakhsh	Ahmadi
Rural District	Ahmadi
Population (2006)
• Total	37
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Deh Moghan (Persian: ده مغان‎, also Romanized as Deh Moghān; also known as Daymoqān, Deymoghān, Deymoghū’īyeh, Deymoqū’īyeh, and Moghān)^[1] is a village in Ahmadi Rural District, Ahmadi District, Hajjiabad County, Hormozgan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 37, in 10 families.^[2]

References

↑ Deh Moghan can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3060663" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)" (Excel). Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original on 2011-11-11.

Hajjiabad County

Capital

Hajjiabad

Districts

Central

Cities

Hajjiabad

Rural Districts
and villages

Dar Agah	Abad Abbasabad Abzaluiyeh Ahsham Khosrow Khan Baghat Bahua Bakan Bar Derazy Baviyeh Baynuj Biduiyeh Chah Anjir Chah Anjir-e Golowrubat Chah Kenar Chah Kenar Chah Sorkh Chah Tal-e Shomareh-ye Seh Chah Tar Chah-e Mirza Khani Chah-e Suri Chah-e Zagh Dar Agah Dasht Azadgan Dashtuiyeh Deh Now Dehestan-e Bala Dehestan-e Pain Deq Padeh Ezzatabad Fakhrabad Galinu Galleh-ye Ashotori Garmeshak Gashnuiyeh-ye Bala Gashnuiyeh-ye Pain Gis Golzar Hajjiabad-e Tang Salehi Hasanabad Hoseynabad Kaheh Kashkuiyeh Khodadadi Khuneh-ye Varz Khvoshabad Mehr Aran Mehr Khowshan Mehragan Mobarak Hoseyni Mohammadabad Murtuiyeh Nasuiyeh Ney Talkh Neyzar Poshteh-ye Ziarat Qalatuiyeh Qalatuiyeh-ye Tang-e Salehi Qanat-e Baghat Razdar Salehabad Sar Tang-e Darreh Shir Sargaz-e Khazor Safakalinu Seh Shah Seyfabad Tang-e Quchan Tang-e Salehi Tirandazi

Tarom	Abgarm-e Lay Bisheh Aliabad Bar Aftab Barghani-ye Bala Chah-e Bagh Chahu Chahu Golzar Darvadi Dasht-e Kenar Gahkom Galehgah Ganj Golruiyeh Hashemabad Lardgaram-e Bala Lardgaram-e Pain Lavar-e Derazu Lavar-e Gardu Laygazan Madanuiyeh Najafabad Nakhl Zar Saadatabad Sarah-e Shadadi Sarchahan Seyyed Jowzar Tall Qaleh-ye Pain Tarom Tashkuiyeh Tezerj

Ahmadi

Cities

none

Rural Districts
and villages

Ahmadi	Baghdadi Ban Gowd-e Ahmadi Bar Rud Chah Gaz Chah Mir Chah Morgh Deh Moghan Garsohru Gerdekan-e Ahmadi Golchin Hasham Balm Hasham Kuh Jalali Kahnuj-e Bozorg Kashan Khan-e Guran Kharai-ye Bala Kharai-ye Pain Koluchan Kutak Laygazan Mir Hoseyni Mohammadabad-e Kahuri Mohebbi Pashagh-e Jadid Pazard Posht-e Tal Poshteh Konji Qalandari Qaleh Now Sarah Sar-e Balm Sar-e Gaz-e Ahmadi Shaqrud Tushahr Zamin-e Sabah

Kuh Shah	Ab Bid-e Kusha Ab Damil Ahmadabad Bagh-e Chenar Baneh Dan Biduiyeh-ye Kajin Bon Gahar Chah-e Boneh Chah-e Qolmi Chaleh Murt Chalehelyas Chalghan Chasbaz-e Kusha Chekchek Dahaneh-ye Tavarkan Dargaz Dinabad Gishab Godar Shah Godar-e Arbu Golparak Hasanabad Jaer Jaghan Kahan Godar Kahnuj Kelituiyeh Marzan Dar Mazgerd Pur Razdar Razmilu Sharikabad Sheykh Ali Tiab

Fareghan

Cities

Fareghan

Rural Districts
and villages

Ashkara	Baba Kuhi Baghan Barrud Bonab Dasht-e Ashkara Jayin Par Abednih Raiz Sardar Sargolan Shamil-e Bala Siahak Sirmand Siruiyeh Talmara Zamin-e Siah

Fareghan	Band-e Kuh Basteh Bokhvan Dahaneh-ye Meymand Kahnuj Kash Rudkhaneh Mazraeh Meymand Narmand Nesa Netamabad Rahimabad Shahrud Tidar

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