Shahrak-e Mohammadabad

Shahrak-e Mohammadabad شهرك محمد آباد
village
Country	Iran
Province	Hormozgan
County	Jask
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Gabrik
Population (2006)
• Total	331
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Shahrak-e Mohammadabad (Persian: شهرك محمد آباد‎‎, also Romanized as Shahrak-e Moḩammadābād) is a village in Gabrik Rural District, in the Central District of Jask County, Hormozgan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 331, in 63 families.^[1]

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Cities

Gabrik	Band Bast Daski Dival Dizu Espatil Gabad Ganjak Garandu Hajjiabad Hangestan Hesar Heyman Hun Hushdan Jagin-e Bala Jahla Kaki Kalari Kaluan-e Pain Kargi Karguh Karuch Kiai Kontaki Lirehi Mishnu Nowruz Kar Par Kuh Pishani-ye Kandeh Sar Tit Kan Shahrak-e Aliabad Shahrak-e Gabrik Shahrak-e Mohammadabad Shahreni Sirmach Surgalm Tar Tit Kan Zabr Ziruki

Jask	Baghan Bahal Bahmadi Bareshkan Gazdan Geygan Jask-e Kohneh Kahuti Kheyrabad Khowshgizu Kolombari Koveyk Koveyk-e Bala Lafik Negar-e Bala Negar-e Pain Rig Rigu Saran-e Barshaku Sul Tal Zamin Lashkari Zevadu

Kangan	Aghushk Khoshk Kari Aghushkash Aghushkdal Bunji-ye Karbasi Bunji-ye Maski Bunji-ye Saheli Latidan Garuk-e Bala Garuk-e Pain Gattan-e Olya Gattan-e Sofla Gav Bandi Gavan-e Pain Gazi Kangan Machi Mogh Jangan Mogh Rahmat Mogh-e Qanbareh-ye Kuh Mobarak Pazard Rabk Sangari Mach Shambiran Shir Ahan Shir Ahan Shahr Sohran Sorkh Kuh Tambaseyun-e Kuh Mobarak

Cities

Piveshk	Abkuhi Agi Band Bast Berag Biahi Chi Darki Ganjak Getti Jahelu Johl Darak Jomehi Kalirak Karbala Karti Kashi Kashmir Ki Dar-e Bala Ki Dar-e Pain Kombaki Kormi-ye Bala Kormi-ye Pain Kutak Lirak Lirdaf Moshkuhi Nogar Shorq Petrowki Piveshk Pochak Ranaz Rig Salahu Shayhowli Sohroki Taladar-e Nakhlestan Talok Tang Darhaman Taratekan Tuganjak Vanak Zahrikar

Surak	Abd Alai Baridi Bunuk Charidaf Chenali Chenali-ye Bala Daski Gachi Gapsar Garibord Gashmi Gowhert Gurbuja Gursar Jan Veri Jarit Kalukai Kheyrabad Miran Guri Moga Mohammadabad Sahtu Sedij Shadini Zehi Shahri Sham Siahan Shemshi Sur Chah-e Bala Sur Chah-e Pain Tang-e Daf Tujidar Zehi Zigadaf

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