Jod, Iran

Jod جد
village
Jod
Coordinates: 25°27′40″N 59°31′07″E / 25.46111°N 59.51861°E / 25.46111; 59.51861Coordinates: 25°27′40″N 59°31′07″E / 25.46111°N 59.51861°E / 25.46111; 59.51861
Country	Iran
Province	Sistan and Baluchestan
County	Konarak
Bakhsh	Zarabad
Rural District	Zarabad-e Sharqi
Population (2006)
• Total	529
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Jod (Persian: جد‎‎)^[1] is a village in Zarabad-e Sharqi Rural District, Zarabad District, Konarak County, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 529, in 119 families.^[2]

References

Cities

Jahliyan	Balalabad Bansont Bavaridan Cheraghabad Danu Dur Eslamabad Gabulan Guriyat Hamidgu Hoseynabad Jahliyan Khalijabad Konarak Industrial Estate Muman-e Bala Muman-e Pain Muman-e Vasat Naserabad Nokombokan Parak-e Bashir Parak-e Hutan Persian Gulf Integrated Fisheries Pish Mant-e Owl Pozm-e Machchan Pozm-e Tiab Radio Broadcrasting Station, Konarak Rasulabad Rigedan Saidabad Sergan Shameh Sar Surkamp

Kahir	Agund Ahmadabad Angurabad Azizabad Bandar-e Tang Birdaf Bir-e Bala Bir-e Rasul Bakhsh Bir-e Sofla Bur Sar Chahar Biti Chegerdanlash Deji Derangu Emamabad Gharibabad Gowdan Gurdim Heydarabad Hutak Jugin Kahir Kamshahr Kantani Kuhiabad Rahimiabad Rowghani Ruidar Emamabad Seyyed Mohammad Bazar Shahdad-e Kahir Tall-e Mishan Tarampuk Taran

Cities

Zarabad-e Gharbi (West Zarabad)	Ahmadabad-e Vashnam Bagalu Balak Bondami Do Dar Duki Ganjak Garagan Garich Gazab Gerdilash Gharibabad Gonji Gow Hian Jamaski Jowzdar Kaliri Kuhbon Lash Maneh-ye Pain Mirabad Mohammadabad Moradi Kashk Novalak Rig Safar Sandsar Shahr Dar-e Bala Sul Suru Tanbalan Tuleh Dar Zangik

Zarabad-e Sharqi (East Zarabad)	Bagi Hanz Bandini Kursar Bangelui Darak Esmail Chat Gazidar Hambaki Kam Hemmatabad Humadan Jamakabad Jod Johlu Kalat Kalat-e Jahal Kantan Keki Laki Mamakikomb Miski Moradabad Nukabad Nukabad Poshti Rushnabad Shahi Chat Simli Sitag Tujak Tujak-e Jadid Zarabad Zardin Kahir

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