Bojd

Bojd (Persian: بجد, also Romanized as Būjd and Bozhd; also known as Bojdī)[1] is a village in Baqeran Rural District, in the Central District of Birjand County, South Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2016 census, its population was 1,100, in 303 families.[2]

Bojd بجد
village
Bojd
Coordinates: 32°50′20″N 59°19′37″E
Country	Iran
Province	South Khorasan
County	Birjand
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Baqeran
Population (2016)
• Total	1,100
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+4:30 (IRDT)

References

Bojd can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3056544" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
"Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1395 (2016)" (Excel). Islamic Republic of Iran.

Birjand

Cities

Birjand

Rural Districts
and villages

Alqurat	Agholdar Alqur Arviz Asu Bidesk Bolanjab Borj-e Ziad Boz Qonj Cheshmeh-ye Mulid Darreh-ye Ghazan-e Sofla Dastgerd Delabad Dohlkuh Felarg Gheyuk Golunabad Haderbad-e Olya Hajjiabad Jamal ol Din Kalaj Darg Kalateh-ye Bojdi Kalateh-ye Now Khong Khunik Kur Gaz-e Bala Kushk Mafriz Mahiabad Mahuk Mahusk Maruk Masen Mulid Naqenj Now Deh Now Gidar Piranj Posuj Rubokht Sad Gol Sama Sangabad Saqi Sar Asiab Sar Hadd Sharifabad Sharqonj Shekaraneh Tangal-e Bala Turman Yahn Ziraj
Baqeran	Abbasabad Akbarabad Aliabad-e Davarabad Aliabad-e Luleh Amirabad-e Pain Amirabad-e Sheybani Bagh-e Manazarieh Bahlgerd Barzaj Behdan Bijar Bizhanabad Bohnabad Bojd Boniabad Bushad Chah Howz Chah-e Ali Mohammadi Chah-e Rostami Chahkand Chahkanduk Chaj Chahardeh-ye Bala Chahardeh-ye Pain Cheshmeh-ye Gazu Darreh-ye Mirak Deh-e Now Dezg-e Pain Esfahrud Feriz Morgh Feriz Nuk Fudaj Ganjabad Givak-e Olya Givak-e Sofla Golbargan Golian Hajjiabad Hasanabad-e Mian Hasanabad-e Pain Havang-e Pain Hoseynabad Jimabad Kafki Kalateh-ye Baba Kalateh-ye Hajji Yusof Kalateh-ye Hoseyn Kalateh-ye Mohammad Hoseyn Khan Kasakstan Kaseh Sangi Khong-e Bala Khorashad Khosrak Khunik Khunik Kuch Mahmudabad Malekabad Margh Mazar Mazrabad Mazraeh-ye Mohammad Sharif Mehdiabad Mehtaran Mezg Mosaveri Murachek Naserabad Nowferest Nowkand Pespatang-e Sofla Peygodar-e Chah-e Huz Rach Razg Rekat-e Olya Rekat-e Sofla Riz Ab Roqui-ye Pain Samu Sar Tangan Shamsabad Shir Manj Surg Tag-e Oshtoran Tangal-e Ali Beyk Tangal-e Behdan Tarakani-ye Pain Yosht Zamanabad Zeyni
Fasharud	Afkasht Afzalabad Baqi Bovaj Chah Kand Chah-e Zard Dahaneh Eshqabad Feriz Golunak Hajj Naj Hambal Hesar-e Sangi Kondor Nowghab-e Afzalabad Qatar Gaz Rowshanavand Shirag Shushud Sichan Taj Kuh
Kahshang	Abbasabad Arvij Ashtakhu Boz Quch-e Olya Boz Quch-e Sofla Elqar Estakhr Garmidar Gazik Gugchin Jalal-e Sofla Jijk Kalateh-ye Mohammad Soltan Kamchah Khunik Zirak Khushineh-ye Olya Kuch Elqar Mafand Ab Marak Mirozg Neyestan Nughab Nuk Qaleh Kuh Rabian Rahnishk Reykhan Roqbaghal Roqiyehabad Roqq-e Annabi Sar Chah-e Tazian Sheykhan Siskan Taqcharabad Tiduk Zeynabad Zirak
Shakhen	Bimad Bistkonj Fur Jan Khazan Mirik Mobarakabad Owjan Padamrud Sarqan-e Sofla Shahrah Shakhen Shur Ab Vashan
Shakhenat	Asnan Bavik-e Vosta Bidokht Daraj Gazar Mahmui Novik Nughab Chik Owjad Rahnich Razuk Saqdar Varqaneh

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