Khoshab County
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County in Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran
Khoshab County
شهرستان خوشاب
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County |
 Razavi Khorasan counties
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 Location of Razavi Khorasan Province in Iran
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| Country |
 Iran
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| Province |
Razavi Khorasan Province |
| Capital |
Soltanabad |
| Population (2006)
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| • Total |
37,600 |
| Time zone |
UTC+3:30 (IRST) |
| • Summer (DST) |
UTC+4:30 (IRDT) |
Khoshab county (Persian: شهرستان خوشاب) is a county in Razavi Khorasan Province in Iran. The capital of the county is Soltanabad. It was separated from Sabzevar County in September 2010. At the 2006 census, its population was 37,600, in 9,944 families.[1] The county is subdivided into two districts (bakhsh): the Central District and Meshkan District.
References
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Razavi Khorasan Province
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| Capital |
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Counties and cities
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| Bajestan County |
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| Bakharz County |
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| Bardaskan County |
- Bardaskan
- Anabad
- Shahrabad
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| Chenaran County |
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| Dargaz County |
- Dargaz
- Chapeshlu
- Lotfabad
- Now Khandan
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| Davarzan County |
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| Fariman County |
- Fariman
- Farhadgerd
- Qalandarabad
- Sefid Sang
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| Firuzeh County |
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| Gonabad County |
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| Joghatai County |
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| Jowayin County |
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| Kalat County |
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| Kashmar County |
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| Khalilabad County |
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| Khoshab County |
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| Khvaf County |
- Khvaf
- Nashtifan
- Qasemabad
- Salami
- Sangan
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| Mahvelat County |
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| Mashhad County |
- Mashhad
- Malekabad
- Razaviyeh
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| Nishapur County |
- Nishapur
- Chekneh
- Darrud
- Kharv
- Eshqabad
- Qadamgah
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| Quchan County |
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| Rashtkhvar County |
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| Sabzevar County |
- Sabzevar
- Rud Ab
- Sheshtomad
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| Sarakhs County |
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| Taybad County |
- Taybad
- Kariz
- Mashhad Rizeh
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| Torbat-e Heydarieh County |
- Torbat-e Heydarieh
- Bayg
- Kadkan
- Robat-e Sang
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| Torbat-e Jam County |
- Torbat-e Jam
- Nasrabad
- Nilshahr
- Salehabad
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| Torqabeh and Shandiz County |
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| Zaveh County |
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| Landmarks |
- Imam Reza shrine
- Goharshad Mosque
- Tus citadel
- Kooh Sangi
- Akhlamad
- Mount Binalud
- Zist-e Khavar
- Kian Center
- Azar Barzin Mehr fire temple,Sabzevar
Tomb of Ferdowsi in Tus
- Haruniyeh Dome in Tus
- Tomb of Farid ad-Din Attar,Nishapur
- Kohandezh, Nishapur
- Tomb of Omar Khayyám, Nishapur
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| populated places |
- List of cities, towns and villages in Razavi Khorasan Province
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Khoshab County
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| Capital |
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| Districts |
| Central |
| Cities |
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Rural Districts
and villages |
| Robat-e Jaz |
- Abdollahabad
- Hojjatabad
- Robat-e Jaz
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| Soltanabad |
- Aliyak
- Bolqanabad
- Dashkhaneh
- Fowji
- Keykhosrow
- Khoshab
- Nurabad
- Ruki
- Sarajeh
- Seyyedabad
- Suzandeh
- Talebi
- Tarkhas
- Zarqi
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| Tabas |
- Anbarestan
- Annabestan
- Baz Qand
- Borqeban
- Chahak
- Cheru
- Dash Khaneh
- Divandar
- Dorofk-e Olya
- Dorofk-e Sofla
- Hasanabad
- Istgah-e Beyhaq
- Jannatabad
- Kalateh-ye Hajji Motalleb
- Kashk
- Nasrabad
- Now Dehan
- Now Deh-e Arbab
- Qarezi
- Rud Sarab
- Shamabad
- Shir Khan
- Tabas
- Yahyaabad
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| Meshkan |
| Cities |
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Rural Districts
and villages |
| Meshkan |
- Abbasabad
- Deh Now
- Istgah-e Rah Ahn Sabzevar
- Kahan-e Pain
- Kushk
- Meshkan
- Nazarabad
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| Yam |
- Abravan
- Adelabad
- Ardanj
- Baba Langar
- Besk
- Dahaneh-ye Shur
- Darab
- Darband
- Dargahabad
- Divangah
- Ebrahimabad
- Garab
- Gol Gonbad
- Hoseynabad
- Kahan
- Kalateh-ye Nakh Baz
- Kuh Darreh
- Malekabad
- Nashib
- Nowruzi
- Qarah Takan
- Siman
- Sorkh
- Yam
- Yang
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