- households. Iran
portal Also
romanized as Pārsiān;
formerly Gavbandi (گاوبندئ)
Formerly Gavbandi County OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Parsian...
- Tat (SW Tat): Tat, Judeo-Tat Fars (numerous SW Fars dialects: Heshnizi,
Gavbandi, Dashtini, Kangani, Jami,
Bardesuni (Bardestani), Khenesiri, Bordekhuni...
- to
Parsian County at
Wikimedia Commons Formerly Gavbandi County (شهرستان گاوبندئ)
Formerly Gavbandi (گاوبندئ)
OpenStreetMap contributors (19 November...
-
Romanized as Ḩomeyrān; also
known as ’ameyrān, ’amīrān, ’amīrān-e
Gāvbandī,
Hamiran Gavbandi, Hamīru, and ’omeyrān) is a
village in
Buchir Rural District,...
- 030
inhabitants in 10,385 households. Iran
portal Formerly Gavbandi County Formerly Gavbandi OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Central District...
- Satlū, Setolū, and Sotolū; also
known as Seh Tolū and Setowlū
Formerly Gavbandi County OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Setolu, Parsian...
- Kūshkonār; also
known as Koshkonār, Kush Kunār, and Kūshk Sār
Formerly Gavbandi County OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Kushk-e Nar, Parsian...
-
portal Also
romanized as
Boochir and Būchīr; also
known as Būshīr
Formerly Gavbandi County OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Buchir, Parsian...
- the most
populous village in its
rural district. Iran
portal Formerly Gavbandi County OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Behdeh, Parsian...
- its five
villages was Setolu, with 1,639 people. Iran
portal Formerly Gavbandi County OpenStreetMap contributors (19
November 2024). "Behdasht
Rural District...
