Alamut-e Gharbi District

Alamut-e Gharbi District (Persian: بخش الموت غربی‎, meaning "Western Alamut District"), formerly Rudbar-e Shahrestan District, is a district (bakhsh) in Qazvin County, Qazvin Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 21,000, in 7,272 families.^[1] The District has one city: Razmian. The District has three rural districts (dehestan): Rudbar-e Mohammad-e Zamani Rural District, Rudbar-e Shahrestan Rural District, and Dastjerd Rural District. People of Alamut-e Gharbi District belong to the Tat ethnic group and they speak Tati language.^[2]^[3]

References

↑ Template:IranCensus2014
↑ A Grammar of Southern Tati Dialects, Ehsan Yar-Shater, 1969.
↑ Tats of Iran and Caucasus, Ali Abdoli, 2010.

Qazvin

Cities

Rural Districts
and villages

Eqbal-e Gharbi
(West Eqbal)

Eqbal-e Sharqi
(East Eqbal)

Alamut-e Gharbi
(West Alamut)

Cities

Razmian

Rural Districts
and villages

Dastjerd	Alindar Arbedian Balakan Bazargah Changal Dasht Dastjerd-e Sofla Gashnerud Jir Duzan Kakuhestan Kalleh Kub Kangarin Kasha Rud Khosrud Lat Tahmursabad Taskin Tian Dasht Tuteh Chal
Rudbar-e Mohammad-e Zamani	Abbasak Aliabad Aminabad Avirak Azganin-e Olya Azganin-e Sofla Baghestan Darak Durchak Fanefin Garmak Halalabad Harif Hasanabad Horian Juyank Kalayeh Kalin Kalmin Kamalabad Karandeh Chal Katekan Khanjar Bolagh Lotar Markin Mohammadabad Moradabad Parachan Qostin Lar Qostin Rud Rajai Dasht Safarin Sefid Ab Simiyar Simiyar Dasht Shotorak Sonbolabad Tanureh Voshteh Ya Rud Yuj Zinbar
Rudbar-e Shahrestan	Aku Jan Alin Angur Azuj Bahramabad Charsh Darreh Darband Deh Dushab Dur Chal Emamzadeh Harun Emamzadeh Mohammad Fallar Fashak Halarud Hasha Kalayeh Hir Jula Deh Kaman Kateh Posht Kia Kalayeh-ye Olya Kushk Dar Mazraeh-ye Rakanabad Milak Mushqin Parchkuh Por Rud Qostin Naheyeh Rahdarkhaneh Gadeyk Rashkin Ruhabad Salar Kia Sapuhin Shahrestan-e Olya Shahrestan-e Sofla Shangol Rud Sugah Talater Taq Darreh Vargil Vartavan Viar Zanasuj Zard Chal

Cities

Kuhin

Rural Districts
and villages

Ilat-e Qaqazan-e Gharbi
(West Ilat-e Qaqazan)

Ilat-e Qaqazan-e Sharqi
(East Ilat-e Qaqazan)

Alamut-e Sharqi
(East Alamut)

Cities

Moallem Kalayeh

Rural Districts
and villages

Alamut-e Bala (Upper Alamut)	Aftab Dar Akbarabad Ameshk Andaj Aqagir Aveh Azadrud Bagh Kalayeh Baghdasht Beydli Bukan Chaleh Dehak Dek Dineh Kuh Fishan Jowladak Jutan Kandan Sar Khoshk Chal Kuchenan Mahmudabad Mardanchal Masudabad Minudasht Molla Kalayeh Sayen Kalayeh Shahrak Sharifabad Shirkuh Shurestan-e Olya Shurestan-e Sofla Soleymanabad Sorkh Kuleh Tavan Torkan Yerak Zardchin
Alamut-e Pain (Lower Alamut)	Alangan Atan Atan Rud Avanak Avatar Chu Sar Dineh Rud Garmarud Haranak Hasanabad Heniz Ilan Jirandeh Kafar Kosh Kalan Kalayeh Khuban Khubkuh Kushk Dasht Madan Nesa Normalat Pij Bon Ruch-e Darreh Ruch-e Olya Ruch-e Sofla Saraj Kalayeh Sefiddar Silikan Taleh Vanash-e Bala Vanash-e Pain Varak Varak Rud Vikan Yarafi Zavarak
Moallem Kalayeh	Ain Avan Azrat Dikin Garmarud-e Olya Garmarud-e Sofla Kushk Mazraeh-ye Olya Mazraeh-ye Sofla Mian Khani Sorkheh Dozak Varbon Zarabad Zavardasht

Tarom Sofla
(Lower Tarom)

Cities

Sirdan

Rural Districts
and villages

Chuqur	Abbasabad Aliabad Ardak Barvaj Chaman-e Amirabad Chizeh Dohneh Hesar Hoseynabad Mahin Moqanak Qarkhun Razan Saznaq Yamaqan Zarand
Khandan	Altin Kosh Amand Anbaqin Baghalduz-e Olya Chubeh Dizajin Duljak Khan-e Mohammadabad Gurkhaneh Hand-e Zamin Hasanabad Judaki Kallaj Kashkevar Meymunak Mir Khavand-e Olya Mir Khavand-e Sofla Mohammad Deh Morteza Nak Mostafalu Namakin Nasirabad Nehran Orkan-e Kord Orkan-e Tork Palangeh Qarah Cham Qitul Qolalu Qushchi Sangan-e Olya Sangan-e Sofla Shahvaran Shizar Sholomeh Siah Push
Kuhgir	Asbak Bon Zohreh Hasan Khani Kuhgir-e Olya Kuhgir-e Sofla Molla Ali Qaleh Qarah Davalavi Rudbar Sheykhlar Somaq Tarazan-e Olya Tarazan-e Sofla Tuinan Yuzbashi Chay Zaj Kan-e Olya Zaj Kan-e Sofla Zarrinabad
Niyarak	Aqjeh Qeshlaq Behganeh Rud Burmanak Charbin Fileh Varin Gavanaj Ghoncheh Khoran Il Chupan Khakineh-ye Bala Khakineh-ye Pain Najafabad Niyarak Suroshan Vangin Zahabad

The population of the western boundary of 21 thousand Alamut

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