Dashtak-e Siah

Dashtak-e Siah دشتك سياه
village
Dashtak-e Siah
Coordinates: 28°14′20″N 52°41′27″E / 28.23889°N 52.69083°E / 28.23889; 52.69083Coordinates: 28°14′20″N 52°41′27″E / 28.23889°N 52.69083°E / 28.23889; 52.69083
Country	Iran
Province	Fars
County	Qir and Karzin
Bakhsh	Efzar
Rural District	Zakharuiyeh
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Dashtak-e Siah (Persian: دشتك سياه‎‎, also Romanized as Dashtak-e Sīāh; also known as Dasht-e Sīāh)^[1] is a village in Zakharuiyeh Rural District, Efzar District, Qir and Karzin County, Fars Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its existence was noted, but its population was not reported.^[2]

References

↑ Dashtak-e Siah can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10379017" 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.

Qir and Karzin County

Capital

Districts

Central

Cities

Karzin
Qir

Rural Districts
and villages

Fathabad	Ab Bidak Deh Beh Fadam Hasanabad Kheyrabad Kord Sheykh Kord Shul Madkhun Mazraeh-ye Ab Anjireh Mazraeh-ye Mohammad Ali Asgari Mazraeh-ye Mohammad Hoseyn Hoseyni Najafabad Qarah Aqaj Sand Quarry Reykan Shah Mohit Shahrak-e Aliabad Shahrak-e Emam Sholdan Tolombeh-ye Habib Rezai Tolombeh-ye Mohammad Hoseyn Asgari

Hangam	Abu Askar Bagh-e Kazem Filvandi Bagh-e Manuchehr Kamjunia Bagh-e Najafabad Bagh-e Now Bisheh Zard Charchareh Dasht-e Lar Hajjiabad Hangam Cooperative Hurz Mazraeh-ye Abbasabad Mazraeh-ye Las Mazraeh-ye Sar Bisheh Najmabad Nowabad Shahrak-e Hangam Tang-e Badi-ye Bala Tang-e Kish Tang-e Shur Tavai Siah Tol-e Semengi Tolombeh-ye Bahram Keyani Tolombeh-ye Bar Aftab Shirdani Tolombeh-ye Iraj Keyani Yurdidollah Fil Bandi Zeynabad-e Hangam

Mobarakabad	Ab Bada Bagh-e Abbas Kazemi Bagh-e Abu ol Fath Salahi Nezhad Bagh-e Barus Bagh-e Hajji Abdol Bagh-e Kuchek Khan Band Bast-e Pain Berikhun Cheshmeh-ye Abgarm Mazraeh-ye Amrollah Panahpur Mazraeh-ye Falamarz Fuladi Mazraeh-ye Fereydun Puya Mazraeh-ye Gholam Reza Fuladiyan Mazraeh-ye Janbaz Salehi Mazraeh-ye Mahmud Parmayeh Mazraeh-ye Rahman Fuladi Mazraeh-ye Tayifeh Farhadlu Mazraeh-ye Zaki Khan Mobarakabad Nehuyeh Puzeh-ye Chaharabi Puzeh-ye Hezar Qadami Puzeh-ye Sorkh Qarah Hoseyni Shahrak-e Qalat Tang-e Ruin Tayifeh Michak Tolombeh-ye Akbar Chupani Tolombeh-ye Darvish Rezai Tolombeh-ye Ebrahim Khalafi Tolombeh-ye Eskandar Asadi Tolombeh-ye Fathollah Kuhaki Tolombeh-ye Gholam Hoseyn Sahami

Efzar

Cities

Efzar

Rural Districts
and villages

Efzar	Ab Garm Ab Seyyedi Arusak Bagh-e Masli Nezhad Bonkuy-e Amiri Bonkuy-e Azizollah Qaderi Bonkuy-e Chahar Boneh Cheh Bonkuy-e Hasanlu Bonkuy-e Nosrati Bonkuy-e Qarahlu Bonkuy-e Qarbani Bonkuy-e Rahimi Bonkuy-e Soleymani Dasht-e Shur Eslamabad Haft Asiab Karkuyeh Kerdil Khushbajan Khvosh Ab Komasij Mazraeh Mazraeh-ye Jalali Mazraeh-ye Nazem Sur Mazraeh-ye Tireh Bahi Menguiyeh Mobarakeh Mozaffari Nimdeh Noh Tan Semengi Shah Mowmen Shahrak-e Shomali Tang-e Koleh Tashuyeh

Zakharuiyeh	Bisheh Zard Chamkur Dashtak-e Siah Dimeh Sorkh Jigardan Mazraeh Mazraeh-ye Pahn Pir Gheyb Qalamdan Sarchah Shardeh Tanguyeh-ye Olya Tanguyeh-ye Sofla Tolaru Zakharu-e Bala Zeynabad-e Zakhru

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