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intermittent stream;

a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Bāgh-e Dāvūd (2.6km)
• Zard Sang (3.9km)
• Qowl-e Khoshkak (4.3km)
• Īmān `Alīkar (5.2km)
• Chahār Maghzak-e Bālā (5.7km)
• Qowl-e Basamgān (7.3km)
• Qaloghu (9.5km)
• Khosh Qowl (9.5km)
• Darreh-ye Senjetak (9.5km)
• Lar-e Badak (9.6km)
• Sīāh Qowl-e Pā'īn (9.9km)
• Spīnāb-e Pā'īn (9.9km)
• Darreh-ye Pili (10km)
• Poshteh-ye Khoshkak (10km)
• Darreh-ye Shīnīmasjed (10.1km)
• Spīnāb (10.3km)
• Darreh-ye Gastūghay (10.8km)
• Seh Pāycheh (11.6km)
• Qowl-e Sabzak (11.7km)

populated place;

a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Kayān (3.4km)
• Chahār Maghzā (6.8km)
• Band-e Sabzak (7.3km)
• Kōragāh (8km)
• Shīnīmasjed (8.5km)
• Lar-e Badak (9.4km)
• Lukhtowghay (9.4km)
• Qaloghu (9.4km)
• Shāh Ḩasan (9.5km)
• Shālīzār (9.6km)
• Sīāh Sang (10.1km)
• `Alam `Alī (10.1km)
• Towdak (10.2km)
• Gastūghay (10.6km)
• Chelownā (10.7km)
• Gherūzar (11km)
• Zaymazīd (11.2km)

mountain;

an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.

• Woribās (0km)
• Zard Tūp (1.8km)
• Kūh-e Zard Sang (3.1km)
• Tūp-e Darbandak (3.5km)
• Kūh-e Chahār Maghzak (4.8km)
• Kūh-e Gerd (5.2km)
• Band-e Pili (5.3km)
• Kūh-e Pili (6km)
• Tappeh-e Maqşūd (6.3km)
• Kūh-e Badak (7.2km)
• Sang-e Chak (9.7km)
• Kūh-e Galeh Khvājāy (9.7km)
• Kūh-e Basangān (10.1km)
• Kūh-e Kalāngoz̄ar (10.4km)
• Kūh-e Lundeh (11.2km)
• Kūh-e Basangān (11.8km)

pass;

a break in a mountain range or other high obstruction, used for transportation from one side to the other [See also gap].

• Kowtal-e Nūrbīg (5.1km)
• Kowtal-e Yāvak (9.3km)
• Kowtal-e Khaṟtizak (10.3km)

locality;

a minor area or place of unspecified or mixed character and indefinite boundaries.

• Darreh-ye Kayan (5.6km)
• Archeh Sheykhak (6.2km)

stream;

a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Kaftarkhāneh (9.9km)
• Qowl-e Eskāṟ (11.1km)

ridge(s);

a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.

• Archah-e Sheykhak (7.1km)

mound(s);

a low, isolated, rounded hill.

• Poshteh-e Sorkhak (10km)