Ganj Dar

Ganj Dar گنجدر
village
Ganj Dar
Coordinates: 34°08′06″N 49°00′00″E / 34.13500°N 49.00000°E / 34.13500; 49.00000Coordinates: 34°08′06″N 49°00′00″E / 34.13500°N 49.00000°E / 34.13500; 49.00000
Country	Iran
Province	Hamadan
County	Malayer
Bakhsh	Zand
Rural District	Kamazan-e Olya
Population (2006)
• Total	146
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Ganj Dar (Persian: گنجدر‎‎; also known as Kanj Dar, Konj Dar, and Konjedar)^[1] is a village in Kamazan-e Olya Rural District, Zand District, Malayer County, Hamadan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 146, in 34 families.^[2]

References

↑ Ganj Dar can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10725241" 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.

Cities

Haram Rud-e Olya (Upper Haram Rud)	Ahmadabad Gol Darreh-ye Olya Goldasteh Golushjerd Gonbad Hajjiabad Haramabad Karkan Malayer Industrial Estate Mehrabad Mohammadi Nakilabad Qaleh-ye Fattahiyeh Sharifabad-e Quzan Shirinabad Shush Ab Tuchaqaz Yunji

Jowzan	Babolqani Gamasa Gol Gol Jowzan Kahriz Kheyrabad Koleh Bid Manizan Qaleh-ye Baba Khan Qaleh-ye Jowzan Tusk-e Olya Tusk-e Sofla

Kuh Sardeh	Baba Rais Emamzadeh Abdollah Eznav Ganjab Gulvand Mahmudabad Mazraeh-ye Keshavarzian Pir Khodaverdi Qajar Ab-e Olya Qajar Ab-e Sofla Qarah Tegini Qeshlaq-e Amirabad Qeshlaq-e Shirazi Saluk Varchaq

Muzaran	Abbasiyeh Alamdar-e Olya Alamdar-e Sofla Darcham Davijan Eznaveleh Farvaz Jurab Marvil Namileh Rezvankadeh Sib Dar

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Almahdi	Aliabad-e Damaq Deh-e Shaker Dehnow-e Aliabad Hasanabad-e Qush Bolagh Hoseynabad-e Shamlu Kusaj Khalil Qeshlaq-e Dehnow Zamanabad-e Mohammadabad Zirabiyeh

Jowkar	Baba Rud Bish Aghaj Cheshmeh Pahn-e Nanaj Golshir Kand Halan Kesb Khedri Mirzaiyeh Mobarakabad Nanaj Nosratabad Oshshaq Pir Mishan Quzan Sang-e Sefid-e Nanaj

Tork-e Gharbi (West Tork)	Alfavut Alijuq Ashaq Qaleh Burbur Cheshmeh Pahn Daillar Gujak Kamari Karimabad Mangavi Mohara Mokarrabi Nehenjeh Qadimi Shad Kandi Tasbandi Yengi Kand Zagheh-ye Tasbandi Zamanabad

Tork-e Sharqi (East Tork)	Alavi Dashtabad Eslamabad Kheradmand Musa Bolaghi Qeshlaq-e Qobad Tajar-e Alavi Tutal Uch Tappeh

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Avarzaman	Abbasabad Abdar Avarzaman Darreh-ye Omid Ali Dehlaq Durijan Luluhar Mehdiabad Mianzulan Mowdaran

Haram Rud-e Sofla (Lower Haram Rud)	Arteh Bolagh Belartu Dehnow-e Avarzaman Eskanan Hasan Kusej Hezar Jerib Hoseynabad-e Nazem Iraneh Jaria Jijian Rud Kahriz-e Hoseynabad-e Nazem Kalilabad Kartilabad Malicheh Nasehabad Qaleh-ye Kartilabad Sharifabad-e Tajar

Samen	Amir ol Omara Firuzabad Hajji Kheder Heriraz Kahkadan Kamar Boneh Mahmudabad Namazgah Nazul Ordaklu Pir Savaran Sarab-e Tajar Tajar-e Samen Vashan Yunes Zarb Ali Zereshgi

Sefidkuh	Ali Morad Khvah Anjireh Anuch Bahareh Cheshmeh Saran Gol Darreh-ye Anuch Qeshlaq-e Anuch Rahmanabad-e Anuch Zagheh-ye Anuch

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Kamazan-e Olya (Upper Kamazan)	Ahmadiyeh Deh Mianeh Ganj Dar Golparabad Gusheh-ye Kasavand Kamazan Kasavand Mishen Nahandar Siah Choqa Zangeneh-ye Sofla

Kamazan-e Sofla (Lower Kamazan)	Aliabad Arges-e Olya Arges-e Sofla Ashmizan Biatan-e Olya Biatan-e Sofla Bid Korpeh-ye Olya Bid Korpeh-ye Sofla Bid Korpeh-ye Vosta Darreh Chenar Darreh Mianeh-ye Olya Darreh Mianeh-ye Sofla Darreh Rast Emamzadeh Khatun Keykaleh Mahdaviyeh Malian Masalhan Pa Tappeh-ye Gunesban Peyhan Qaleh Now-e Gunesban Qeshlaq-e Mohammadi Taleh Jerd-e Olya Taleh Jerd-e Sofla Tayemeh

Kamazan-e Vosta (Middle Kamazan)	Bighash Cheshmeh Zowraq Cheshmeh-ye Ali Mohammad Deh Chaneh Garjai Hamzehlu-ye Olya Hamzehlu-ye Sofla Pariyan Piruz Sangdeh

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