Sang Kar, Kerman

Sang Kar (Persian: سنگ كر, also Romanized as Sang Kār and Sang-e Kar; also known as Sangar)[1] is a village in Kiskan Rural District, in the Central District of Baft County, Kerman Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 113, in 27 families.[2]

Sang Kar سنگ كر
village
Sang Kar
Coordinates: 29°21′19″N 56°38′37″E
Country	Iran
Province	Kerman
County	Baft
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Kiskan
Population (2006)
• Total	113
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+4:30 (IRDT)

References

Sang Kar can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3082222" 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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