Gharbi, Iran

For the administrative subdivision of Ardabil Province, see Gharbi Rural District.

Gharbi غربي
village
Gharbi
Coordinates: 28°56′20″N 53°14′44″E / 28.93889°N 53.24556°E / 28.93889; 53.24556Coordinates: 28°56′20″N 53°14′44″E / 28.93889°N 53.24556°E / 28.93889; 53.24556
Country	Iran
Province	Fars
County	Jahrom
Bakhsh	Khafr
Rural District	Gel Berenji
Population (2006)
• Total	1,100
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Gharbi (Persian: غربي‎‎, also Romanized as Gharbī)^[1] is a village in Gel Berenji Rural District, Khafr District, Jahrom County, Fars Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 1,100, in 258 families.^[2]

References

↑ Gharbi can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3064228" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original (Excel) on 2011-11-11.

Jahrom County

Capital

Jahrom

Districts

Central

Cities

Jahrom

Rural Districts
and villages

Jolgah	Abdun Abshirin Bagh Avaz Baghat-e Jolgeh Bagh-e Amir Hoseyn Rahim Khani Bagh-e Gar Bagh-e Ti Chang Barmeh-ye Khuni Bast Bagh Chah Talkh Cheshmeh Shirin Damparuri-ye Khezrehl Run Darbas Debaghi Nemati Eqbalabad Eslamabad Golunar Hajjiabad Hana Hasan Khani Heydarabad Hoseynabad Hoseynabad Jahrom Airport Jadir Jamghan Juyan Khosrowabad Khvosh Ab Konardan Kud Zuru Malekabad Manian Mazraeh-ye Deh Dol Mazraeh-ye Diden Now Mazraeh-ye Kasheh Tanqur Mazraeh-ye Murdi Mehdi Residential Housing Melk Melk Mirchaki Nazarabad Nezamabad-e Jadid Par Ahu Pazanuyeh Qalat Sadeqabad Sakadeh Seh Chah Seh Darreh Shir Daneh Shir Habib Sistan-e Olya Talkh Ab Tall Heydari Tang Ahal Duneh Tang Koreh Taqiabad Tol Rigi Yarj

Kuhak	Ab Anjir Ahangaran Aliabad-e Nasir Khani Ashkam Shur Avak-e Pain Bas Kutuku Bast-e Nar Chah Tiz Chah-e Anjir Chah-e Darbas Chah-e Kalaleh Chashu Doshak Gach Boru-e Bala Galu Boraq Goli Gerdu Halq-e Kohekumi Khader Khorramabad Kuh-e Kheri Murdak Rahmatabad Razag Ronjeku Sarvu Seh Chah Tall-e Gachi

Khafr

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Aliabad	Aliabad Berayjan Dermeh Gareh Hasan Aqai Keradeh Mahmudabad Malavan Naru Nasirabad Nematabad Tangeh Chehel Sangu Tangeh Narreh

Gel Berenji	Aseman Gerd Feshan Gel Berenji Gharbi Kateh Mazraeh-ye Emam Qoli Azhaderi Mazraeh-ye Hajji Allahdad Moqbeli Mazraeh-ye Khodadad Sheybani Mazraeh-ye Hoseyn Taqizadeh Mazraeh-ye Rajab Zari Sharqi Tahuneh Tolombeh-ye Hajji Baba Azhaderi Zeytun

Khafr	Abad Shahpur Bala Shahr Bir Jezzeh Saghadeh Shahr-e Khafr Zarjan

Rahgan	Ab Katan Abadeh Amir Salari Bagh-e Kabir Barus Cheshmeh-ye Khoskak Fathabad Gorizan Kafeh Khaftar Lard Khazan Murchagi Qaleh Qaleyni Rahgan Seh Chah Seh Talan Tadavan Taghun Tang-e Tagher Zar Qalat

Sefidar	Abbasabad Abedabad Absard Bagh Keramt Ajaghi Eshkowri Esmailabad Galleh Dari Hajj Morady Gavdari-ye Mohammad Qoli Rusta Kereft Khonak Macaroni Factory Mazraeh-ye Bahram Pishgar Shaghun Tolombeh-ye Gholami

Kordian

Cities

Qotbabad

Rural Districts
and villages

Alaviyeh	Baba Arab Chahar Qashi Chenar-e Sukhteh Danian Deh Zir Gurizeneh Hormuj Madavan Mazru Tujang Zahr Shir

Qotbabad	Ab Kaseh Band-e Bast Bonkuy-e Shobani Borj-e Khankaram Chah Anjir Chah Chah Tigi Chah-e Bid Chah-e Pahn Chedruyeh Goldamcheh Haft Chah Zanguiyeh Industrial Estate Khan Nahr Qaleh Sang Tolombeh-ye Abkar Tolombeh-ye Fakhrayi Tolombeh-ye Hajji Mamtaz Tolombeh-ye Kordshuli Yurd Dasht-e Zalzaleh Yurd Tall-e Janboli Yusefabad

Simakan

Cities

Duzeh

Rural Districts
and villages

Pol Beh Bala	Arjuyeh Asfal Hamandeh Kakan Karadeh Kushk-e Sar Tang Mazekan Mazraeh-ye Jareh Now Dad

Pol Beh Pain	Ab Sheykh Aghan Barak Cheshivan Darvishan Dowlatabad Gowd Zagh Kabeh Kelakoli Kushk Sar Mohit Ab Shaghun Zagh Ziqan

Posht Par	Badenjan Behjan Chahar Taq Dasht-e Dal Deh Qanun Esfanjan Iduyeh Jarmosht-e Bala Jarmosht-e Pain Jonbed Kandijan Kushk-e Hasanabad Qomabad Shah Nur ol Din Tir Afjan Toremeh

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