Darreh Sir

Darreh Sir (Persian: دره سير, also Romanized as Darreh Sīr and Darrahsīr)[1] is a village in Pishkuh Rural District, in the Central District of Taft County, Yazd Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 18, in 7 families.[2]

Darreh Sir دره سير
village
Darreh Sir
Coordinates: 31°39′25″N 53°57′41″E
Country	Iran
Province	Yazd
County	Taft
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Pishkuh
Population (2006)
• Total	18
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+4:30 (IRDT)

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.

Taft

Cities

Taft

Rural Districts
and villages

Aliabad	Abbasabad Abgerdu Aliabad Aliabad-e Sadri Allahabad Amirabad Askariyeh Chenarak Damak-e Aliabad Ebrahimabad Hajjiabad-e Bala Hakimabad Hashemabad Hoseynabad Jalalabad Khamesabad Khoshkabad Lalabad Mahdiabad Mazraeh Molla Mazraeh-ye Kuhi Mezang Mohammadabad-e Nilchi Mohammadabad-e Saidabad Mowr Saidabad Sar Cheshmeh Sharifabad Soltanabad Surak Taqiabad
Dehshir	Abdollah Ayyubiyeh Agriculture Department Baz Bidestan Bisheh Buraq Chah-e Beyki Chah-e Rahmatabad Darreh-ye Gazeh Darreh-ye Zereshk Dastjerd Dehshir Erdan Eshqabad Esmatabad Gowd-e Bid Hajji Hoseyn Hasanabad-e Darreh Zereshk Hoseynabad-e Kalagushi Khowrah-e Sofla Kordabad Lakhvajeh Mansurabad Mazraeh-ye Mirza Mohammad Ali Sadeqabad Shah Neshin Sharifabad Sharifabad Tang-e Adhaneh Taqiabad Turan Posht
Nasrabad	Bandazun Estarj Galuyak-e Olya Galuyak-e Sofla Hemmatabad Hojjatabad Hoseynabad-e Shurabeh Khodaabad-e Bala Khodaabad-e Pain Khud-e Bala Khud-e Pain Mazraeh-ye Akhund Mazraeh-ye Amin Mazraeh-ye Hajj Ali Asgar Mazraeh-ye Hajji Zeynal Mehdiabad Mohammadabad Mohsenabad Nasrabad Rameh Kuh Sadabad Salehabad Samsamabad Shamsabad Shamsabad Shavvaz
Pishkuh	Ahrok Aliabadak Bagh Khatun Bagh-e Kahleh Bagh-e Mehdi Bardestan Cham Darreh Shir Darreh Sir Dashtok-e Olya Dashtok-e Sofla Eslamiyeh Espidar Feyzabad Hasanabad Hoseynabad-e Navvab Hoseyni Khalilabad Lay-e Ahmad Lay-e Farashahi Lay-e Landar Lay-e Shuruneh Mazraeh-ye Hasan Mobarakeh Qaleh-ye Khan Sadeqabad Sanij Seyf od din Soltaneb Vaqfak Zeynabad
Shirkuh	Ashnai Baghestan Baqiabad Bashari Bonestan Hoseynabad Jan Barazan Mazraeh-ye Akarmi Mazraeh-ye Mostufa Mazraeh-ye Omm Hasan Qoroq Sheykh Alishah Tezerjan Tudeh Zir-e Bagh-e Shah

Cities

Nir

Rural Districts
and villages

Banadkuk	Aliabad Banadkuk-e Dizeh Bid Akhvid Gazumeh Ghiasabad Heydarabad Mahmudabad-e Nasri
Garizat	Ahmadabad-e Rashti Amirabad Bakh Beynabad Bozgabad Dashtabad Ebrahimabad Eqbalabad Eslamabad Fakhrabad Gariz-e Olya Gariz-e Sofla Gurab Hadi Khani Hajjiabad Hasanabad-e Marshad Hojjatabad Hoseynabad-e Pashmi Hoseynabad-e Shafi Pur Jahanabad Karimabad Kheyrabad Mansuri Mazraeh-ye Hajji Ali Baba Mazraeh-ye Hoseyn Mohammad Jani Mohammadabad Najafabad Radabad Rahimabad Reshkuiyeh Vaziri
Kahduiyeh	Dizran Fathabad Kahduiyeh Mehdiabad Nasrabad
Sakhvid	Bagh Bid Bagh-e Now Bazuk-e Arbab Bazuk-e Malek Chah Sorkh Cheshmeh Now Gavijak Hajjiabad Hoseynabad Jowzestan Kalbali Kheskok Mahalleh-ye Baghel Mahmud Hoseyn Mahmudabad Mashghaleh Zar Mazraeh-ye Ali Mazraeh-ye Hajji Yusef Mazraeh-ye Khosrow Mazraeh-ye Pasand Mowrok Nurabad Ostorij Qalandari Rasti Rud-e Bozan Tudeh
Zardeyn	Abd ol Reza Khani Baghmian Chahuk Darb Bagh Darreh Gol Ebrahimabad Hajji Morad Khargushi Mazraeh-ye Ali Akbar Khan Mazraeh-ye Hajji Mohammad Jafari Mazraeh-ye Now-e Chahuk Mehdiabad Mir Hashem Pandar Rabiabad Sang-e Deraz Zardeyn

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