Sad-e Gaveshan

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Sad-e Gaveshan (Persian: سد گاوشان‎, also Romanized as Sad-e Gāveshān) is a village in Sursur Rural District, Muchesh District, Kamyaran County, Kurdistan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 43, in 15 families.^[1]

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Bilavar	Aliabad Azamabad Bakhleh Balucheh Biar Buaneh Cheshmeh Kabud Choqa Beraleh Dar Tut Darband-e Aziz Garmab Gorg-e Abi Hajji Shureh Hashli Kani Hangah Karreh Puvan Kazemabad Khanomabad Maman Morvarid Partaleh Sakeneh Shirvaneh Vanderni-ye Olya Vanderni-ye Sofla Yaghvasi Yakhteh Khan Zarrin Jub

Shahu	Ahangaran Alk Alk-e Kohneh Belan Darreh Veyan-e Olya Darreh Veyan-e Sofla Gonbadeh-e Olya Heyatabad Khanabad Marab Poshteh Sar Cham Sarab-e Kam Tavankesh Tubreh Riz Varmahang

Zhavehrud	Afarian-e Sofla Asrabad Bazvash Chersaneh Dezhan Gashki Gazer Khani Geliyan Kalati Kareh Gol Kashtar Kavaneh-ye Hoseyn Kavaneh-ye Sharif Kureh Darreh-ye Olya Kureh Darreh-ye Sofla Lown-e Kohneh Lown-e Sadat Mavian Mirgasar Misurab Palangan Pashabad Sar Riz Shahini Siviyeh Takht-e Zangi Tangivar Tilkuh Yuzidar Ziviyeh

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Amirabad	Ahmadabad Amirabad Aseman Darreh Dagan Eshkaftan Gaidar Gerger-e Olya Gerger-e Sofla Hovarpan Kani Savaran Kheyrabad Kileh Golan Mahmud Gazag Marenj Mohammadabad-e Kareyan Nosratabad Paniran Qaleh Gah Qureq Quridar Ramesht Sar Panbeh Dul Sufiabad Varmakan

Avalan	Abbasabad Danan Dirmuli Dul Kor Dulab Faqih Soleyman Kuik Majidabad Noshur-e Olya Noshur-e Sofla Noshur-e Vosta Sardasht-e Ebrahimabad Sianav Taineh Tazehabad-e Dulkoru Yaminan-e Olya Yaminan-e Sofla

Gavrud	Farajabad Farsabad Hendiman Kuleh Sareh Masan Mehrab Najafabad Nezaz Niyar Pir Bagh Samuridar Sarbenav Sarchi Tangi Sar Tay

Sursur	Asaveleh Bakhorram-e Olya Bansaid-e Olya Bansaid-e Sofla Chalabad Daram Rud Gaveshan Haltushan Kachleh Kani Gashah Kani Leyli Khamesan Khoshkeh Dul Kongereh Kumain Layen Meydaneh Ney Dar Pir Meqdar Posht Tang Qaleh-ye Kumain Sad-e Gaveshan Salehabad Sang-e Sefid Sarkariz Sheykh Rash Shotor Mol Sorkheh Tut Vamsaneh Vazmaneh-ye Olya Yusofabad

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