Maragheh
| Maragheh (مراغه) | |
| Maraghe, Maragha | |
| Stad | |
| Land |  Iran |
|---|---|
| Provins | Östazarbaijan |
| Shahrestan | Maragheh |
| Koordinater | 37°23′38″N 46°15′00″Ö / 37.39389°N 46.25000°Ö |
| Folkmängd | 175 255 (24 september 2016)[1] |
| Geonames | 124877 |
  Maraghehs läge på karta över Iran. | |
Maragheh (persiska مراغه) är en stad i nordvästra Iran, strax öster om Urmiasjön. Den ligger i provinsen Östazarbaijan och har cirka 180 000 invånare. Staden är administrativt centrum för delprovinsen (shahrestan) Maragheh.
Här finns bland annat gravtornet Gonbad-e Kabud (گنبد کبود), Kabuds kupol, som har tio sidor, en valvgång och fasaddekorationer och består av två våningar. Det sägs att Hülegüs mor är begravd i den. Byggnaden konstruerades under 1100-1200-talet e.Kr.[2]
Staden har en flygplats, Marāgheh (flygplats).
Källor
- ^ www.amar.org.ir; Resultat från folkräkningen i Iran 2016 Läst 7 november 2017.
- ^ ”Gonbad-e Kabud - Iran Culture” (på amerikansk engelska). Iran Cultura. https://en.irancultura.it/tourism/attractions/attractions-tabriz/Azerbaijan-East-Gonbad-e-kabud/. Läst 27 november 2018.
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