Pir Kohan

Pir Kohan پيركهن
village
Pir Kohan
Coordinates: 28°02′29″N 59°15′20″E / 28.04139°N 59.25556°E / 28.04139; 59.25556Coordinates: 28°02′29″N 59°15′20″E / 28.04139°N 59.25556°E / 28.04139; 59.25556
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Rigan
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Gavkan
Population (2006)
• Total	86
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Pir Kohan (Persian: پيركهن‎‎, also Romanized as Pīr Kohan)^[1] is a village in Gavkan Rural District, in the Central District of Rigan County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 86, in 15 families.^[2]

References

↑ Pir Kohan can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10524376" 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.

Rigan County

Capital

Mohammadabad

Districts

Central

Cities

Mohammadabad

Rural Districts
and villages

Gavkan	Ab Riyis Abbasabad Abegarm Ahmadabad Akbarabad Aliabad-e Do Aliabad-e Yek Anarak-e Bala Anarak-e Pain Azizabad Badamak Bagh-e Stareh Band-e Nadarkesh Bard-e Stu Bechugan Bog Gerazi Bog-e Sagilan Bonkal Chah Cheragh Chah Ghazelbash Chah Qanbar Chah-e Kandul Chah-e Nebat Chah-e Pudeh Chah-e Qorban Cheh Gol Shirkhan Cheshmeh Godar Cheshmeh-ye Rigi Dahaneh-ye Abbasali Dahaneh-ye Bagh Dahaneh-ye Pachi Dar Abzar Darreh Kahuri Darreh Pahn Darundeh Deh-e Bid Deh-e Hasan Deh-e Kan Deh-e Nab Khush Deh-e Pak Deh-e Rayi Deh-e Rostam Dehnow-e Kasurak Do Azab Do Kuhak Duzakh Darreh Garich Garin Gavkosh Gazuhasan Geranak Gir Gol Gran Rig Golabad Gol-e Sorkh Gowd Deraz Gowd Mahi Gowd-e Pain Gurahi Gurdahan Halilehi Jabrabad Kahang Kahgehan Kal Arden Kalasheh Kargah Jehad Kasagu Kashnal Katagri Kochkahur Konarak Konarnayi Konartajagi Konaru Kutur Magu Maki Mami Mazraeh-ye Deh Morad Mazraeh-ye Hoseynabad Mazraeh-ye Puzeh Darreh Mazraeh-ye Telal Zard Mian Zamin Milaki Mului Nagiun Naserabad Nukabad Pachi Panj Stareh Pashmukak Pay-ye Sorkh Pay-ye Tom Pir Kohan Puzpalak Qasemabad Qodratabad Razdar Rudkhaneh-ye Juy Sabzkan Sang Gilan Sar Godar Sarbogi Sargari Sarneran Sarumeh Sarzeh Seyf ol Din Shamsabad Shashkan Shenuiyeh Shurab Shurabad Siraki Sorkh-e Kan Sufiabad Tag Farhad Talali Talleh Pasgah Tashuk Tik Khola Tolombeh-ye Ali Nezhad Moqdam-e Chahar Tolombeh-ye Nezhad Sabeqi Zhand-e Do Vakilabad Zaftek Sargdar Zamin Konar Zamin Murat Zeynab-e Koshteh Ziyarat Boneh Ziyarat Shah

Rigan	Abbasabad Abbasabad-e Bahrami Abbasabad-e Sardar Akbarabad Aliabad Aliabad-e Posht-e Rig Allahabad-e Chah-e Malek Bahramabad Bambuyan Beheshti Deh-e Reza Deh-e Shayhak Deh-e Sohrab Fazlabad Felfelabad Gazan Khvast Gholam Shahiki Golabad-e Chah-e Malek Hajjiabad Hamidabad Hasanabad Hasanabad-e Jahanabad Hasharabad Hemmatabad-e Chah-e Malek Hemmatabad-e Gol Mohammad Heydarabad Hojjarat-ye Panj Hojjati Hoseynabad-e Latabad Hoseynabad-e Rud Shur Hoseynabad-e Sarhang Hoseynabad-e Shah Kol Jafarabad Jahanabad Jahanabad-e Chah-e Malek Jangalabad Karimabad Karimabad-e Posht-e Dig Khaleqabad Malekabad Mazraeh-ye Aliabad Mazraeh-ye Seyyedabad Mehdiabad Mirabad-e Chah-e Malek Mirabad-e Rigan Mohammadabad Mohammadabad-e Asghar Khan Mohammadabad-e Chah-e Malek Mohammadabad-e Rud Shur Mohammadabad-e Sar Haddi Momenabad Musaabad Naserabad-e Chah-e Malek Nematabad-e Rigan Qodratabad Rahmatabad Rostamabad Rustai-ye Chah-e Malek Sadabad Sangabad Shahdad Shahiki Sharikabad Shirabad Showqabad Soltanabad Tahrud Tavakkolabad-e Do Tavakkolabad-e Yek Tolombeh-ye Ashayiri Darvish Rashidi-ye Yek Tolombeh-ye Ashayiri Deh Gowd Tolombeh-ye Ashayiri Hemmatabad Tolombeh-ye Eysha Khan Tolombeh-ye Hojjarat-ye Chahar Tolombeh-ye Hojjarat-ye Do Tolombeh-ye Hojjarat-ye Seh Tolombeh-ye Hojjarat-ye Yek Tolombeh-ye Piruzi Shomareh-ye Do Tolombeh-ye Qods Tolombeh-ye Shahid Chamaran Tolombeh-ye Shahid Saduqi Vakilabad Yazdan Panah Yusefabad

Gonbaki

Cities

Mohammadabad-e Gonbaki

Rural Districts
and villages

Gonbaki

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