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Alternatively known as Dzhari-Yakhi, Jare Yakhi, Jaṟe Yakhi

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

• Qal`eh Petāwah (0.7km)
• Pakarā (0.7km)
• Qal`eh-ye Sorkh (1.6km)
• Seyyedān (1.8km)
• Sang (1.9km)
• Chanqīsh (2.2km)
• Sonnah (2.5km)
• Sīāhkharak-e Soflá (3.2km)
• Qal`eh-ye Sang-e Takht (3.6km)
• Dahan-e Sādu (3.7km)
• Dahan-e Qotqotī (3.9km)
• Sefīdsang (4.1km)
• Qurghān-e `Olyā (4.4km)
• (( Qal`a-i-Sange )) (4.5km)
• Tābehqowlak (4.8km)
• Dahan-e Sangshāndeh (4.8km)
• Bayan (4.9km)
• Ghojowrak (4.9km)
• Sīāhkharak-e Nāwbālā (5.5km)
• Bārīkak (5.6km)
• Sīāhkharak-e `Olyā (5.7km)
• Qotqotī (5.9km)
• Mīānehdeh (6km)
• Qurghān-e Soflá (6.4km)
• Dīreh (6.4km)
• Dahan-e Qerāmat (6.8km)
• Zardargīn (6.8km)
• Sar-e Tūp (6.9km)
• Dahan-e Mīrdād (6.9km)
• Kharnī (7.2km)
• Zardsang (7.2km)
• Khordjūy (7.5km)
• Sīāhsang (7.7km)
• Dahan-e Adīrah (7.7km)
• Sheykhmoḩammad (7.7km)
• La'lī (7.8km)
• Wātahpūr-e Mā'el (8.1km)
• Abolī (8.1km)
• Wātarmah-ye Pā'īn (8.4km)

intermittent stream a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Jar-e Yakh-e (0km)
• Jar-e Khulbarg (0.5km)
• Jar-e Dīvār (2km)
• Jar-e Sādu (3.8km)
• Nawē Sefīdsang (3.9km)
• Nawē Khoshk (5km)
• Nawē Qurghān (5.4km)
• Jar-e Qerāmat (6.8km)
• Nawē Mīrdād (7.2km)
• Jar-e Qūldūstak (7.6km)

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

• Sar-e Tābehqowlak (5.1km)
• Band-e Senjed (5.1km)
• Sar-e Sefīdsang (5.5km)
• Yakhdān (6.7km)
• Band-e Eqbāl (7.1km)
• Kūh-e Sefīd (8.1km)

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

• Jar-e Arg (4.3km)
• Jar-e Talkhak (4.3km)
• Jar-e La'lī (7.2km)

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area a tract of land without homogeneous character or boundaries.

• Sang-e Tākht (1.8km)

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 Zangāb (8.3km)

ridge(s) a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.

• Band-e Sheykhmoḩammad (6.8km)