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Countries, peoples, languages / Countries of the world / Cities of Asia. Iran

(4)

RESHT

ERAC

(5)

AHVAZ

URMIA

SHIRAZ

(6)

ABADAN - port

KAZVIN

KERMAN

MASHHED

TABRIZ (Tabriz)

ANZELI - port

(7)

BAHTARAN (Kermanshah)

ISFAHAN

TEHRAN is the capital

HAMADAN

Pahlavi - port

(9)

KERMANSHAH - see Bakhtaran

(10)

HORREMABAD

YEMEN

(4)

ADEN - port

MOHA (Mocha)

SANA - the capital

TAIZ

(5)

MOKKA - see Mocha

SALIF - port

(7)

HODEYDA - port

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