Zirab

For the village in Fars Province, see Zirab, Fars. For the administrative subdivision of Fars Province, see Zirab Rural District. For the village in Razavi Khorasan Province, see Zirab, Razavi Khorasan.

Zirab زيرآب
city

Zirab
Coordinates: 36°09′55″N 52°58′34″E / 36.16528°N 52.97611°E / 36.16528; 52.97611Coordinates: 36°09′55″N 52°58′34″E / 36.16528°N 52.97611°E / 36.16528; 52.97611
Country	Iran
Province	Mazandaran
County	Savadkuh
Bakhsh	Central
Population (2006)
• Total	18,216
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Zirab (Persian: زيرآب‎‎, also Romanized as Zīr Āb)^[1] is a city in and capital of Savadkuh County, Mazandaran Province, Iran.

At the 2006 census, its population was 18,216, in 4,764 families.^[2]

References

↑ Zirab can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3089486" 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.

Counties and cities

Abbasabad County	Abbasabad Kelarabad Salman Shahr

Amol County	Amol Dabudasht Gazanak Rineh

Babol County	Babol Amirkola Galugah Gatab Khush Rudpey Marzikola Zargarmahalleh

Babolsar County	Babolsar Bahnemir Kalleh Bast

Behshahr County	Behshahr Khalil Shahr Rostamkola

Chalus County	Chalus Kelardasht Marzanabad

Fereydunkenar County	Fereydunkenar

Galugah County	Galugah

Juybar County	Juybar Kuhi Kheyl

Mahmudabad County	Mahmudabad Sorkhrud

Miandorud County	Surak

Neka County	Neka

Nowshahr County	Nowshahr

Nur County	Nur Baladeh Chamestan Izadshahr Royan

Qaem Shahr County	Qaem Shahr

Ramsar County	Ramsar Ketalem and Sadat Shahr

Sari County	Sari Farim Kiasar

Savadkuh County	Zirab Alasht Pol-e Sefid Shirgah

Simorgh County	Kiakola

Tonekabon County	Tonekabon Khorramabad Nashtarud

populated places

Cities

Kaseliyan	Amir Kola Atu Bahmanan Kochid Lajim Lowlak-e Kaslian Mateh Kola Pasha Kola Pir Naim Sang Nisht Si Pey Sukhteh Sara Valila Valu Kash Zazul

Rastupey	Aleban Anarom Arfa Deh Arim Arzhang Rudbar Asadabad Aseh Atar Kalleh Azan Deh Azud Bagh-e Sarhang Maleki Bagh-e Sorkhabad Bala Do Ab Baye Kola Bernat Chapar Khaneh Darka Rudbar Deh Mian Dehkhoda Do Ab Training Camp Dowgol Station Emaft Esas Estakhr Sar Folurd Garzin Kheyl Kalim Kamar Posht Kangolu Kerman Kharaj Khoshk Darreh Kuh-e Estel Laluk Lamzer Mali Darreh Melerd Miar Kola Now Sereh Owrim Owrim Rudbar Pain Do Ab Pelpa Pit Sara Posht-e Gol Rajeh Sang Sarag Sar Chaleshk Sartangeh Sefiddar Goleh Shur Ab Shur Mast Shur Mast-e Rudbar Shurek Chal Simet Tale Tale-e Rudbar Varpey Vend-e Chal Veresk Vesiyeh Sar Zal Darreh Ziarat Sar

Sorkhkola	Javarem Kanij Kola Kar Salar Khvajeh Kola Madan-e Zirab Seyyedabad Vachad

Valupey	Allah Band Anand Arat Bon Baraniganun Cherat Deraseleh Esparz Espu Kola Evat Garm Khani Garrudbar Gelian Kakerun Kalarijan Kari Kola Karmozd Lakowm Larazneh Lind Marjuneh Sar Memshi Mian Rud Mumej Kheyl Paland Panderem Parsi Pishin Valeh Savad Rudbar Serin Shahriar Kola Shesh Rudbar Shir Darreh Shir Kola Tilam Valeh Vasyeh Kash Zangian

Cities

Lafur	Afrasi Aghuzbon Alem Kola Amir Kola Bur Khani Chak Sara Darzi Kola Deh Kalan Emam Kola Esbu Kola Galesh Kola Gashnian Ghuzak-e Rudbar Hajji Kola Kafak Kali Kola Kharkak Lafurak Ludasht Marzi Darreh Mirar Kola Naft Chal Owbon Pasha Kola Rais Kola Riku Sang Si Sharqelet Tamar

Sharq va Gharb-e Shirgah	Ab Dang Sar Ahangar Kola Andar Koli Bazir Kola Berenjestanak Beshel Bur Kheyl Chak Sar Chali Eslamabad Industrial Area Faramarz Kola Hajji Kola Hatkehlu Ivek Kalij Kheyl Koti Lateh Malafeh Mangol Mehdiabad Nowabad Rezaabad Shahid Yunesi Bakhtun Kola Garrison Shirjeh Kola Tappeh Sar Yagh Kuh

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