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populated place;

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

• Burmah (0km)
• Now Bolāq (3.9km)
• Sar-e Āb Darreh (4km)
• Sar-e-Āb Darreh (5.4km)
• Qareh Dang (6.3km)
• Oghrēqowl (6.8km)
• Shākh-e Sefīd-e Sharqī (7.5km)
• Besh Qol (7.5km)
• Mankowt (7.7km)
• Zawārā (8.2km)
• Khvājeh Qoshqār-e Bālā (9.5km)
• Shākh-e Sefīd-e Gharbī (9.9km)
• Tal-e Sabz (11.5km)
• Āqcheshmeh (11.5km)
• Khvājeh Nūr (11.7km)
• Khvājeh Qoshqār-e Pā'īn (12.3km)
• Kalmoḩammad (12.5km)
• Sēbak (12.7km)
• Bāghalak (13.5km)
• Deh-e Towran (13.9km)
• Qazāngozar (15.2km)
• Tanā Chūb (16km)
• Qaburghah (16.3km)
• Chāh-e Qarah (16.5km)
• Tātār Chal (17km)
• Junjushkah (17.5km)
• Jang `Alī (17.6km)
• Almah (17.6km)

mountain;

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

• Kūh-e Āb Darreh (2.3km)
• Kūh-e Beshqol (5.5km)
• Takht (5.9km)
• Kūh-e Tayratu (8.7km)
• Kūh-e Āb-e Masjed (8.9km)
• Band-e Qodugh (10.8km)
• Kūh-e Shewatāsh (11.3km)
• Kūh-e Qaburgheh (11.7km)
• Chūghsang (12km)
• Kūh-e Zaydari (13.7km)
• Chehel Posht (14.4km)
• Shekar Bolāq (15.3km)
• Kowtal-e Kindirak (15.4km)
• Kūh-e Mārī (16.5km)
• Cherāghdānī (16.5km)
• Kūh-e Āq Cheshmeh (17.2km)

intermittent stream;

a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Darreh-ye Gonjeshkhā (4.4km)
• Āb Darreh (4.5km)
• Ābdūd (4.8km)
• Qghrīgowl (5km)
• Darreh-ye Golchīn (10.3km)
• Darreh-ye Mīzān (13.1km)
• Jar-e Shewatāsh (13.3km)
• Darreh-ye Āqcheshmeh (14.1km)
• Jar-e Junjushkah (14.1km)
• Jar-e Shekar Bolāq (15.4km)
• Jar-e Tall-e Sabz (15.9km)
• Jar-e Palang (16.2km)

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 Khvājeh Qoshqār (13.9km)
• Kowtal-e Kaj Gardan (17.5km)

mountains;

a mountain range or a group of mountains or high ridges.

• Kūh-e Chūnghar (5.6km)

hill;

a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.

• Band-e Qareh Dang (9.2km)

stream;

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

• Darreh-ye Shākh-e Sefīd (15.9km)