Chapeshlu District

Chapeshlu District (Persian: بخش چاپشلو‎‎) is a district (bakhsh) in Dargaz County, Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 11,774, in 2,945 families.^[1] The District has one city: Chapeshlu. The District has two rural districts (dehestan): Miankuh Rural District and Qara Bashlu Rural District.

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Cities

Takab	Aq Cheshmeh Artian Chahal Mirap Chaqar Darband-e Golriz Dudanlu Ezzatabad Gol Khandan Golriz Hoseynabad-e Sedaqat Kahu Kalateh-ye Abdalluhab Kalateh-ye Alias Khakhian Kheyrabad-e Olya Khvancheh Kur Cheshmeh Nazarabad Nosratabad Owtanlu Qalehcheh Qareh Quyunlu Ramazan Qaleh Rostamabad Sadabad Sangbar Seyyedabad Shur Kal Taj ol Din Yanbolaq

Cities

Miankuh	Aliabad-e Alanchag Arababad Darband-e Olya Darband-e Sofla Darband-e Vosta Dashkhani Dehesht-e Olya Do Abi-ye Olya Do Abi-ye Sofla Dunshah Gapi Hesar Kalateh-ye Gurni Kalateh-ye Jovin Kapkan Khadem Anlu Meyab Qeshlaq-e Pain Hesar Rishkhvar Sanqoz-e Bala Sanqoz-e Pain Sanqoz-e Vosta

Qara Bashlu	Abbas Qaleh Asadkhan Bayat Besh Darreh Besharat Daghdar Gandab Gechalik Haqverdi Hasanabad Hoseynabad Ilanjiq Jeghal Kalateh-ye Kandi Kalow Kohneh Qaleh Komaj Khvor Kur Cheshmeh Mina Nowabad-e Espian Parkand Qarah Aqach Qozloq Quljoq Sadat Sugaldi Tappeh Lik Yengi Qaleh Zabol Qaleh

Cities

Dibaj	Ghaffarabad Hatam Qaleh Hesar Kheyrabad-e Sofla Mir Qaleh Qazqan Darreh Qorbanabad Sefar Qaleh Shiligan Towqi Yaqul

Zangelanlu	Dowlatabad Kalateh-ye Khalilabad Kalateh-ye Tut Moradabad Pol-e Gerd Qazan-e Beyk Shams Khan Tirgan Yekkehbagh Zangelanlu

Cities

Dorungar	Aman Magan Arbab Avaz Mohammad Beyk Chenar Dust Mohammad Beyk Gaduganlu Jabbar Mamadanlu Mohammad Taqi Beyg Mohammad Vali Beyk Qaruchan Qelichabad Rahmanqoli Sang-e Surakh Seyyedha Sheykhha Tagan

Shahrestaneh	Bahmanabad Borj-e Qaleh Dowlat Shanlu Fazlabad Firuzeh Hazrat-e Soltan Jashnabad Jolfan Kalateh-ye Arbab Khanlanlu Najafabad Palkanlu-ye Olya Palkanlu-ye Sofla Shahrak-e Zeyndanlu Sheykhvanlu-ye Olya Sheykhvanlu-ye Sofla Shuy Tuzanlu Zeyndanlu-ye Olya Zeyndanlu-ye Sofla

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