Tang-e Anjir

For the village in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, see Tang-e Anjir, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad.

Tang-e Anjir تنگ انجير
village
Tang-e Anjir
Coordinates: 30°59′04″N 56°33′40″E / 30.98444°N 56.56111°E / 30.98444; 56.56111Coordinates: 30°59′04″N 56°33′40″E / 30.98444°N 56.56111°E / 30.98444; 56.56111
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Zarand
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Sarbanan
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Tang-e Anjir (Persian: تنگ انجير‎‎, also Romanized as Tang-e Anjīr; also known as Tang-e Anjīrū)^[1] is a village in Sarbanan Rural District, in the Central District of Zarand County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its existence was noted, but its population was not reported.^[2]

References

↑ Tang-e Anjir can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10984798" 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.

Zarand County

Capital

Zarand

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Dasht-e Khak	Ab Khizuiyeh Bab Duri Bab Hutak Bashruiyeh Cheshmeh-ye Sefidu Cheshmeh-ye Tarava Dasht-e Khak Deh Babu Deh-e Banan-e Bala Dehnow-e Hoseyn Asgar Dehnow-e Olya Dehnow-e Sofla Gol-e Tut Goliabad Gowd-e Patani Gowduiyeh Mirza Ali Gurab-e Gonji Gurab-e Jomeh Hanjaruiyeh Hasanabad Hoseynabad-e Hadi Mansuri Hoseynabad-e Saidi Khomrud Mohammadabad-e Do Mursi Sorkh Bid-e Pain Tolombeh-ye Abbasabad Tolombeh-ye Chehel Tayi Tolombeh-ye Seyyed Musa Tolombeh-ye Vahabzadeh

Eslamabad	Chenalu Dahuiyeh Dar-e Bid Khun Kuh-e Khunu

Hotkan	Cheshmeh-ye Sargdar Darab Dargar-e Babgohar Deh-e Milan Deh-e Qazi Gowd-e Alangu Hangar-e Pain Hikan-e Bala Hotkan Howrik Kahnuj Khomruduiyeh Korikestan Madbun Qatruiyeh Sar Bagh Sarvedan Sekukan Silabkhvor-e Bala Silabkhvor-e Pain Susefid Tangal-e Sargodar

Jorjafak	Abdolabad Abrun Azizabad Bab Koraj Bab Nadan Badiz Banavand Chahkin Chahuiyeh Chenaruiyeh Darkhiz Davarunuiyeh Deh-e Abbas Deh-e Shoeyb-e Do Deh-e Yaqub Dehnow-ye Herzang Ebrahimabad Farahabad Gavdari-ye Hashemi Gonadish Hajjiabad Hanzaf Hashish Henguiyeh Herzeng Hosen Hoseynabad Hoseynabad-e Jadid Jorjafak Kashkuiyeh Kishi Nachu Nedanamuiyeh Nemunuiyeh Pishkesh Sabluiyeh Sar Mowr Sartakht Shahrdan Tavakkolabad Tezerj Zarkuiyeh

Khanuk	Darabduiyeh-ye Olya Darabduiyeh-ye Sofla Hamidiyeh

Mohammadabad	Deh Chenar Deh-e Iraj Deh-e Sheykh Dowlatabad Esmailabad Hemmatabad Hoseynabad-e Akhund Karimabad Kheyrabad Mehdiabad-e Shur Mohammadabad Shah Jahanabad Soleymanabad Taqiabad Vaset

Sarbanan	Abrigu Ahmadi Bab Khowshab Bab Sukhtegan Band Borji Barfuiyeh Bidan Bid-e Bandar Bonuiyeh Cheshmeh-ye Yahya Dar-e Nadun Dar-e Senjedu Deh-e Alireza Deh-e Sheykh Deh-e Zuiyeh Dehnowiyeh Fathabad Ganjabad Geli Tabeh Gowd-e Baqer Gowrun Isaabad Jowzuiyeh Kahnuj Khatmabad Khunag Kisk Nasrabad-e Malek Qanat ol Bashar Sarapardeh Sarzeh-ye Sofla Sarzeh-ye Vosta Shahrsazi-ye Dargar Sinuiyeh Sorkh Bid Tang-e Anjir Tezerj Zanguiyeh-ye Olya Zanguiyeh-ye Sofla

Vahdat	Ab Panguiyeh Abbasabad Abdollahabad Ahmadabad-e Yalamqani Akbarabad Aliabad Arizabad Arjomandiyeh Bab Tangal Bahaabad Baharestan Banestan Ebrahimabad Fathabad Firuzabad Gatkuiyeh Gazuiyeh Khoda Afrin Motaharabad-e Tajabad Rustai-ye Taleqani Sar Bagh-e Shah Hormozd

Yazdanabad

Cities

Yazdan Shahr

Rural Districts
and villages

Siriz	Akbarabad-e Do Akbarabad-e Yek Bostanabad Deh Khvajeh Deh-e Bala Deh-e Now Dehnow-e Sang Fathabad Hamsij Muruiyeh Rahmatabad-e Deh-e Aqayi Sang Siriz

Yazdanabad	Aliabad-e Sofla Fathabad-e Shur Fathabad-e Yazdanabad Hosenabad-e Bala Hosenabad-e Pain Jalalabad Mohammadabad Golshan Naimabad Nasrabad Saidabad Shahrokhabad Sharifabad

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