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Historical background of
Hamedan |
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Geographical Feature and Human Resource of Hamedan Province |
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Hamedan province with an area of 19496
km2 is bounded on the north by Zanjan
and Ghazvin province, on the south by
lorestan province, on the east by
markazi province, and on the west by
kermanshah and kordestan province. It is
situated between northern latitude of
33o 59’ to 35o 48’ and eastern
longitude of 47o 34’ and 49o 36’.
According to the latest administrational
divisions of the country ( census of
1996), it consists of eight townships (
hamedan, malayer, Tuyserkan, Nahavand,
Asad Abad, Kabodarahang, Bahar, Razan,
Lalejin, Maryanaj, Famenin, Saleh Abad,
Ghorveh Darjazin, Serkan, Firozan,
Azandarian, Damagh, Farasfaj, Ghahavand
and joraghan); 21 counties:
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Markazi, Shara, Famenin, ( in hamedan);
Markazi, Jokar, Samen ( in Malayer);
Markazi, khezel ( in Nahavand); Markazi
, Gholgholrood (in Tuyserkan); Markazi
(in Asad Abad); Markazi, Goltappeh,
Shirinsu ( in Kabudarahang); Markazi,
Ghorve Darjazin, sardrood ( in Razan);
and Markazi, Saleh Abad, Lalejin ( in
Bahar). In addition, there are 71 rural
districts and 1120 villages. The
population of the province, according to
the census of the 1996 is 1677957,
810640 of them are living in urban
districts and another 867115 of them in
rural districts. The relative density of
the population was about 68 per sq.km in
the same year. There are different
tribes and dialects in the province and
most of them speak Persian , but some of
them also speak Lori, Turkish, and
Kordish, because of their adjacency to
Zanjan, GHazvin, Lorestan, Kermanshah,
and Kordestan. |
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Main Heights
Alvand peak with an
altitude of 3574 meters is the highest
peak in the province. It is natural
boundary between Hemadan and Tuyserkan.
Mount Garo in the south of the nahavand
(3316), Mount Lashgardar in the
southwest of the malayer (2928), Mount
khangormaz in the west of the Tuyserkan
(2868), Mount siahdarreh in Tuyserkan
(2818), Mount Sefid in the southwest of
Malayer, Mount Almabolagh between Asad
Abad and Bahar, Mount Bughati in
Kabodarahang are among the other
heights. The lowest part of the province
with an altitude of 1420 meters, is the
place the Gamasyab River flows out of
Nahavand Township. |
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Province Climate
Various heights, plains, mountainous
regions, high peaks, rivers, springs,
lands, trees and headwaters cause
Hamedan climate to be changeable.
Usually, winter are cold and snowy and
summers are mild. It is cold in the
northern parts of the province and
slopes of mount Alvand, but in the
southern parts it is mild. |
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Main Rivers
Gamasab
(Gamasyab) River:
It is one of the longest rivers
throughout the country. It originates
from Gamasab Headwater in the southwest
of Nahavand and irrigates surrounding
lands. Malayer Khormabad River in leily
Yadagar village and Tuyserkan
Gholgholrood River in Gardian village
empty into it. Gamasab is the one of the
main branches of karkhe River that
empties in Persian Gulf.
Ghogholroor
River: Its
headwater is southern parts of Mount
Alvand and it consists of Sarabi River (
from kolahghazi peak), Serkanrood River
( from serkan heights), karzanrood River
( from Geshani and Sanjuzeh valleys).
After irrigating Tuyserkan land, its
empties into Gamasab River.
Gharahchay
(Ghurichai) River:
It originates from Zaghe
pass Heights and Alfavot valley between
Hamedan and Malayer. After passing
through Amzagerd, it empties into
Gharahchay River with other springs
like: Khaku, Darreh Morad Beik, Vafragin,
Siminehrood, and Hamehkasi.
After irrigating famenin and Ghahavand
lands, its flows up the Markazi province
and empties into Ghom Lake.
Khoramrood
River: It
originates from northern valley of
Shahrestane village. ( It is located
southwest of Mount Alvand and northwest
of Tuyserkan). After irrigating land, it
leaves Tuyserkan.
Talvar
River: It
originates from Mount Sefid, it is
also one of the headwater of Ghezel Ozan
River that is called Sefidrood River in
Gilan province and empties into Caspian
Sea. Its length in Hamedan province is
not noticeable. |
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