Garamduz District

Not to be confused with Garamduz Rural District.

Garamduz District (Persian: بخش گرمادوز‎‎) is a district (bakhsh) in Khoda Afarin County, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 11,434, in 2,360 families.^[1] The District has no cities. The District has one rural district (dehestan): Garamduz Rural District.

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Cities

Bastamlu	Alikhanlu Aliverdi Owshaqi Allahlu Atalu Bagheshlu Bastamlu Davdan-e Bala Davdan-e Pain Dowrmishkhanlu Guy Aghaj Hesban Hoseynali Beyglu Kadkhodalu-ye Bala Kadkhodalu-ye Pain Kusalar Moheb Alilu Ojaq Kandi Oskanluy-e Olya Oskanluy-e Sofla Qareh Pachanlu Qoli Beyglu Quturlar Sari Yataq Shah Bodaghlu Shoja Khanlu

Keyvan	Ashraf Asiran Avanlu Avarsin Bayduq Chenaqchi Dayan Dedlu Dowgi Daraq Gavahan Genanlu-ye Hasan Soltanlu Hamadan Hamdamlu Ichi Daraq Kabolabad Kargaran Lalan-e Olya Lalan-e Sofla Larijan-e Olya Larijan-e Sofla Lowtejan Owghash Pir Hadian Qalamlu Qeshlaq-e Piranlu Qezel Yul Safarlu Seqehsay Seqin Suli Pir Tin Zanbalan Zarnaq

Cities

Cities

Dizmar-e Sharqi (East Dizmar)	Ahmadabad Ali Bolaghi Chay Kandi Darani Dinehvar Dish Gadugi Kalaleh Eslami Kavanaq Khaneqah Khush Tazeh Mardanaqom Marzabad Ojaq Kandi Owli Tazeh Kand

Minjavan-e Gharbi (West Minjavan)	Abbasabad Alajujeh Alherd Aqa Mirlu Asheqlu Ayenehlu Buyduz Chubeh Daraq Dulab-e Karanlu Ebrahim Beyglu Ebrahim Sami Hasan Beyglu Kalaleh-ye Olya Kalaleh-ye Sofla Kanzeh Rud Lameh Eslam Lameh-ye Arameneh Mashhad Hasanlu Masjedlu Moradlu Musa Kandi Pesyan Qareh Quch Qareh Quch-e Min Bashi Qareh Tikanlu Qeshlaq-e Eshqali Qeshlaq-e Karanlu Rashdin Razin Setan Sheykh Hoseynlu Teymur Beyglu Uzan Vayqan-e Maqadas Yusoflu

Minjavan-e Sharqi (East Minjavan)	Babay Luy-e Janan Lu Daraghazi Dari Lu Darreh Jik Dash Arasi Dash Bashi Emarat Gandom Nan Ham Neshin Heydarkanlu Howj-e Sofla Jafarabad Janan Lu Kerishan Keshish Qeshlaqi Kurzeh Mafruz Lu Mazraeh-ye Paridan Qaqalu Qareh Guni Sarijalu Shah Heydar Shojailu Sorkheh Kamran Tatar-e Olya Tatar-e Sofla Tazeh Kand-e Vinaq Tu Ali-ye Olya Tu Ali-ye Sofla Uri Urshanabad Vinaq

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