Shavil-e Sadeq Khan

Shavil-e Sadeq Khan شويل صادق خان
village
Shavil-e Sadeq Khan
Coordinates: 34°34′36″N 46°14′09″E / 34.57667°N 46.23583°E / 34.57667; 46.23583Coordinates: 34°34′36″N 46°14′09″E / 34.57667°N 46.23583°E / 34.57667; 46.23583
Country	Iran
Province	Kermanshah
County	Dalahu
Bakhsh	Gahvareh
Rural District	Qalkhani
Population (2006)
• Total	179
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Shavil-e Sadeq Khan (Persian: شويل صادق خان‎‎, also Romanized as Shavīl-e Şādeq Khān; also known as Shavīl)^[1] is a village in Qalkhani Rural District, Gahvareh District, Dalahu County, Kermanshah Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 179, in 41 families.^[2]

References

↑ Shavil-e Sadeq Khan can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10101732" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original (Excel) on 2011-11-11.

Dalahu County

Capital

Kerend-e Gharb

Districts

Central

Cities

Kerend-e Gharb

Rural Districts
and villages

Ban Zardeh	Baba Jani-ye Abd ol Mohammad Baba Jani-ye Shah Morad Banmazaran Darab Darabi Emamzadeh Baba Yadegar Emamzadeh Davud Kushkari Qol Qoleh Seyyed Mohammad Shahrak-e Rijab Shalan Yaran Zardeh Zhalekeh-ye Hoseyn

Bivanij	Asiab-e Tanureh Biameh Deh Kohneh Deh-e Jami Kaneh Har Risani Sartang Seyyed Baqer Sheykh Hasan Veyleh

Howmeh-ye Kerend	Aliabad-e Kerend Cheshmeh Sefid Gav Sur Gavdaneh Khvor Halateh Harir Hesil Qanbareh Hukani-ye Olya Hukani-ye Sofla Khosrowabad Mian Tang Sar Cheqa Sarmil Shahrak-e Halateh Shireh Choqa Soleymanabad Sorkheh Dizeh Telesm Var Gonbad

Gahvareh

Cities

Gahvareh

Rural Districts
and villages

Gurani	Alikeh Baba Shah Ahmad Ban Nokhvod Ban Zelan-e Bala Ban Zelan-e Sofla Banyaran-e Amir Haqmorad Banyaran-e Aziz Morad Beryah Khani Bi Mush Cheshmeh Sefid-e Sofla Cheshmeh-ye Seyyed Yaqub Choghabur-e Kaki Choghabur-e Rahman Choqa Bur-e Darabi Choqa Chubin Dargeh Gol Anjir Gura Jub-e Baba Karam Gura Jub-e Morad Beyg Gura Jub-e Qeshlaq Gura Jub-e Zeyyed Ali Hiurud Jamasab Kachek Bel-e Olya Kachek Bel-e Sofla Kaneh Rashid-e Allah Feqid Kaneh Rashid-e Arab Kaneh Rashid-e Babakhan Kaneh Rashid-e Gol Morad Kelineh-ye Paydar Khalifeh Ha Kholeh Kahush-e Olya Kholeh Kahush-e Sofla Meleh Kabud Nerzhi Neylak Posht Tappeh Qaleh Qazi-ye Olya Qaleh Qazi-ye Sofla Rukovan Safar Shah Sar Asiab Sar Takhtgah Shahmar-e Baba Morad Shahmar-e Mirza Morad Takhtgah-e Hoseyn Soltan Takhtgah-e Jahan Bakhsh Takhtgah-e Safi Yar Soltan Takhtgah-e Surat Khanom Torkeh-ye Sofla Tukan Tut Shami Veyleh Zuleh

Qalkhani	Ali Barani Azmeh Miran Baba Kuseh-ye Olya Baba Kuseh-ye Sofla Ban Shirvan Bani Bid Bansulab-e Hattem Bansulab-e Kalbali Bansulab-e Nam Khas Bansulab-e Shir Mohammad Bansulab-e Shirzad Banyaran-e Mirza Hoseyn Banyaran-e Teymur Baravand-e Olya Baravand-e Sofla Barishah-e Beyg Morad Barishah-e Khuybar Bavian Bi Nahr-e Olya Bi Nahr-e Sofla Biameh-ye Olya Biameh-ye Sofla Bileh Hu-ye Olya Bileh Hu-ye Sofla Biraqavand Chalab-e Qatakeh Bares Dangeh-ye Khodayar Dareh Rash-e Mohammad Soltan Darmaran-e Olya Darmaran-e Sofla Darreh Nijeh Darvit Dasht-e Murt-e Olya Dasht-e Murt-e Sofla Dushmian Gazan Gerdekan Kureh Gur-e Gavarz Kamran-e Beyg Reza Kamran-e Rahman Kheyl-e Sabzeh Meleh Yaqub Mir Havaryari Movali Najaf Chalaveh Qaleh Dumi Zar Qaleh Zanjir-e Olya Qaleh Zanjir-e Sofla Shavil-e Sadeq Khan Tazehabad-e Majid Tazehabad-e Mowlai Zagheh-ye Bozorg-e Qaleh-ye Ranjbar Zavoleh-ye Olya Zavoleh-ye Sofla

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