Kermanszah (ostan)
| ostan | |
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| Powierzchnia | 25 009,3 km²[1] |
| Populacja (2011) • liczba ludności |
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| • gęstość | 78 os./km²[1] |
Położenie na mapie Iranu | |
Kermanszah (dawniej Bachtaran) – ostan w zachodnim Iranie przy granicy z Irakiem, w irańskiej części Kurdystanu. Stolicą jest Kermanszah.
- powierzchnia: 25 009,3 km²
- ludność: 1 945 227 (spis 2011)
Klimat tego ostanu to podzwrotnikowy kontynentalny, suchy. Głównymi rzekami Kermanszahu są: Ghare, Su oraz Rāvand. Naturalna szata roślinna w tym ostanie tworzy różne zbiorowiska górskich stepów, a w wyższych partiach gór suche lasy oraz zarośla. Podstawę gospodarki stanowi rolnictwo, które jest częściowo oparte na sztucznym nawadnianiu. W tym regionie rozwinął się przemysł włókienniczy, chemiczny oraz spożywczy.
Przypisy
- ↑ a b c National Population and Housing Census 2011 (ang.). The President’s Office Deputy of Strategic Planning and Control, Statistical Center of Iran, 2011. [dostęp 2016-06-20].
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