Dimabon

Dimabon ديمابن
village
Dimabon
Coordinates: 36°57′08″N 50°16′16″E / 36.95222°N 50.27111°E / 36.95222; 50.27111
Country	Iran
Province	Gilan
County	Rudsar
Bakhsh	Rahimabad
Rural District	Rahimabad
Population (2006)
• Total	59
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+4:30 (IRDT)

Dimabon (Persian: ديمابن, also Romanized as Dīmābon)^[1] is a village in Rahimabad Rural District, Rahimabad District, Rudsar County, Gilan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 59, in 19 families.^[2]

References

↑ Iranian National Committee for Standardization of Geographical Names website (in Persian)
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)" (Excel). Statistical Center of Iran. Archived from the original on 2011-09-20.

Rudsar

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Rudsar

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Rahimabad

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Eshkevar-e Sofla	Abdu Chal Aghuzbon Kand Sar Asiab Darreh Bala Lam Beshkest Chalman Rud Chamtu Kesh Choshan Div Rud Ezzatabad Ezzatabad-e Sharm Dasht Faksh Garmab Dasht Gereh Govabar Halu Bon Darreh Jir Kal Kakerud Kalayeh Pahlu Khorasan Poshteh Kiaramesh Lam Beshkest-e Pain Lima Lima Chal Lima Gavabar Mazi Bon Mian Lengeh Milash Narki Nilu Pardeh Sar Nilu Parch Kuh Peram Kuh Razeh Gardan Riab Rudbarak Sajiran Sang Bonag Seljeh Shuk Siah Keshan Soleyman Chapar Tarpu Tavasankesh Tulay-e Bala Tulay-e Pain Ziaz Zurzemeh
Rahimabad	Akhund Melk Amir Gavabor Arbu Sara Azar Key Baldeh Sara Balengah Bandbon-e Beneksar Bazneshin-e Olya Bazneshin-e Sofla Benek Sar Deraz Lat-e Bala Dezli Dimabon Dula Gavabar Fabil Sara Gugah Gusfand Guyeh Guzalbon Guzeh Lengeh Harat Bar Kaj-e Mohammad Gavabor Karbas Saray-e Olya Karbas Saray-e Sofla Kashkuh Khan Kasaray-e Olya Khompateh Arbu Sara Khurtab Sara Kushkuh Latak Lat-e Parshu Lerdarabon Lerudbon Lu Sara Mazi Gavabar Narmash Pain Derazlat Palam Palatdasht Parshu Qaleh Gardan Rejah Sara Shemshad Sara Si Sara Siah Chal Siah Gol Chal Su Gavabor Tabtus Torshkuh Tul Lat Vapar Sar
Shuil	Akbarabad Ayzdin Balkut Bargam Berm Kuh Chamtu Dashtak Datvarsar Do Ab Gilayeh Hasni Kuh Ini Ir Mahalleh Kalkamus Khaneh Sarek Khorasan Sar Khursand Kalayeh Kiaseh Kuji Lardeh Lasbu Lat Rud Lilaki Mazgah Mazu Darreh Mowmen Zamin Piaghuzbon Risan Rum Dasht Samadabad Saravarsu Shafiabad Sheram Dasht Shuil Soluk Bon-e Olya Soluk Bon-e Sofla Soluk Bon-e Vosta Sorkh Taleh Sukhteh Kosh Talabonak Taleh Sar Talikan Talisin Tazehabad Tukas Tuseh Chaleh Vagalkhani Varbon Zaraki
Siyarastaq Yeylaq	Aghuz Kalleh Areh Chak Bal Tark Bazar Mahalleh Chakal Chakanak Chakrud Dargah Darsanak Delijan Dowgal Giri Gugah Jir Deh Jur Deh Kalayeh Kalrud Keshayeh Lashkan Lat Mahalleh Liasi Mayestan-e Bala Mayestan-e Pain Mianrud Niasan Orkom Parandan Parviz Khani Patanak Pudeh Qazi Chak Sangsarud Sardeh Sarem Sezarud Shadraj-e Olya Siarastaq Talabon Tukamjan Valani Vishki Yasur Zeydi

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