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Geographical Position

Date : 1395/12/01 writer : مدیرسایت View : 2162

Covering an area of 14,042 square kilometers, Gilan province is located in the north of Iran, stretching between the Alborz and Talesh Mountain Ranges.

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Shoorabil Lake

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Tashak and Bakhtegan Lake

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Parishan (Famoor) Lake

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Hozeh Soltan Lake

The said lake covers an area of approximately 2,400 sq.km. and is located to the east of the township of Qom.

Salt Lake

The said lake is in actual fact a part of the salt desert of Iran and is located to the east of Qom. It is a section of an ancient lake, currently dried up and rich in mineral sedimentation due to gradual evaporation.

Maharloo Lake

This lake with an area of 600 sq.km. is located 27 km. southeast of Shiraz. The lake water is used for extraction of normal salt.

Kaftar Lake (Shadkam Lake

With an area of about 48 sq. km., it is located at southeast of Eqleed. This lake is considered as a valuable habitat for migratory birds with a beautiful and memorable landscape.

Arjan Lake and Wetland

Covering about 2000 hectares in area, it is located 60 km south of Shiraz at the vicinity to Shiraz - Bushehr Road.

Estakhr-e-Posht Lake

This lake covers an area of about 6 hectares and is situated in the Estakhr-e-Posht village in the valley of Zarom river.

Daryook Dam Lake

This lake (reservoir) has an area of about one hectare and is situated opposite the Vali Abad valley of Hezar Cham and in the skirts of the Dal Kamar Mountains.

Latiyan Dam Lake

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Amir Kabir Dam Lake

This lake expands over 4000 hectares and is located in the Varian Gorge at a 23 km distance on Karaj - Chaloos Road.

Malek Library and Museum

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National Arts Museum

The facade of museum is adorned with tile works. It has a large wooden door with a network of glass panes. The wooden and carved planets as well as the velvet curtains are all the works of the artists employed by the museum.

Reza Abbasi Museum

This museum has been named after the famous artist (painter) and calligrapher of the Safavid era and consists of two halls: Pre-Islamic Hall: The remnants of this hall are relative to two reputed cycles of pre-historic and historical periods.

Sabz (Shahvand Palace) Museum

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Iran Carpet Museum

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