Borkenan-e Olya

Borkenan-e Olya (Persian: بركنان عليا, also Romanized as Borkenān-e ‘Olyā; also known as Būrkenān-e ‘Olyā)[1] is a village in Bezenjan Rural District, in the Central District of Baft County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 221, in 46 families.[2]

Borkenan-e Olya بركنان عليا
village
Borkenan-e Olya
Coordinates: 29°19′13″N 56°42′26″E
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Baft
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Bezenjan
Population (2006)
• Total	221
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+4:30 (IRDT)

References

Borkenan-e Olya can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10445456" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
"Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)" (Excel). Statistical Center of Iran. Archived from the original on 2011-09-20.

Baft County

Capital

Baft

Districts

Central

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Bezenjan	Ahuiyeh Anjirak Aren-e Sofla Bagh-e Fakhruiyeh Bidan Bongan Borkenan-e Olya Borkenan-e Sofla Choghar Chuiyeh Dar Pahn Deh Nay Eslah-e Boz-e Korki Animal Husbandry Station Gomtuiyeh Gorguiyeh Gowd-e Sorkh Henguiyeh Kazemabad Khafkuiyeh Mahmudi Meshkenan Modravan Mursaruiyeh Nam Zad Nimrud Omruduiyeh Qanat Marvan Sefteh Shast Pich-e Olya Shast Pich-e Sofla Shurbaz-e Olya Tajabad Talkheh Char Tir Kaman Tituiyeh-ye Seh Tombuiyeh Torkabad Zamanabad Zardnuiyeh
Dashtab	Aliabad Badrabad Boriduiyeh Deh Lachin Dehuj Emamzadeh-ye Seyyed Ali Eslamabad-e Shomareh-ye Seh Eslamabad-e Yek Geliguran Godar Sabz Hasanabad-e Olya Hasanabad-e Sofla Hoseynabad Juzuiyeh Kamalabad Kashkuiyeh Kazemabad Kordbastan Kushk-e Olya Kushk-e Sofla Mansurabad Mowtowr-e Ashayiri Deh Qani Mowtowr-e Atahaddu Mowtowr-e Atahadik Pir Rudkhaneh-ye Soltani Shadian Suruiyeh Tolombeh-ye Ayatollah Meshkini Tolombeh-ye Jehad-e Seh Tolombeh-ye Jehad-e Yek Tolombeh-ye Shahid Beheshti Tolombeh-ye Shahid Matahari Torang Vakilabad Zanai
Fathabad	Aliabad-e Yek Arkan Azerenjan Baghuiyeh Bayaz-e Bala Bid Korduiyeh Bid Mehr Boneh-ye Bad Bostan Chahar Kahn Chenar Turan Dehnow-e Seh Dowlatabad-e Seh Eshkafti Eslamabad Fathabad Gahuiyeh Gijuiyeh Jamalabad Jamilabad Kahak-e Esfij Kahak-e Fathabad Kahak-e Zardasht Kushk-e Borj Magasi Mehr Saleh Palangabad Rahmatabad-e Do Salehabad Sang-e Pahn Sefteh Shekarabad Tahuneh-ye Qazi Zakeri Zar Dasht
Gughar	Abidu Amirabad Amirabad Andardari Bahkin-e Pain Barreh Kolang Bezang-e Hajjiabad Chahar Kesht Chahartaq Cheshmeh Sabz Darreh Rud Deh-e Sajer Dijuiyeh Galleh Baghan Gavehsoltani Gonbadan Gonbad-e Mahuiyeh Gorijuiyeh Gowd-e Giru Guyin Hajj Qalandar Harmuiyeh Henkayi Jafriz Jowkar-e Mehdi Jowkar-e Shafi Jowyiviyeh Kahnuj Kahuiyeh-ye Olya Khankuiyeh Khotba Manuiyeh Poshteh-ye Yek Sefidebrahim Seghin Seyf ol Din Terchun
Khabar	Ab Bad-e Kaleb Ali Khani Ab Bad-e Pedari Ab Bad-e Qahremani Ab Bad-e Sivandi Ab Ghamushiyeh Abadi Chaleh Abadi Kheyrabad Ahmad Khani Bagh Pishgah Bagh-e Zal Naqi Bideshak Chah-e Bid Chah-e Zar Dikhuiyeh Estakhrha Fakhrabad Gorgin Gozm Heydarkhani Jarub Kahdan Kaht Khabar Khardan Koldan-e Olya Madan Meydan Mowtowr Pamp-e Hoseynabad Narkuiyeh Qalatuiyeh Qanbari Rochan Rud Pahn Sarkhani Sefteh
Kiskan	Ab Bahri Ab Nai Bagh-e Hasan Bagh-e Malek Bideshk Boneh Posht Bustan Deh Zarchi Deh-e Geluband Deh-e Mirzai Genuiyeh Jahan Najan Karin Khushkar Maghuiyeh-ye Sofla Meshkan Mian Deh Mian Rud Ab Morghab Nahr-e Shir Posht Juiyieh Qalan Qanat Gav Sang Kar Sefidar Suzan-e Olya

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