Qaemshahr
| Qaemshahr (قائمشهر) | |
| Qaem Shahr | |
| Stad | |
| Land |  Iran |
|---|---|
| Provins | Mazandaran |
| Shahrestan | Qaemshahr |
| Koordinater | 36°27′49″N 52°51′28″Ö / 36.46361°N 52.85778°Ö |
| Folkmängd | 204 953 (24 september 2016)[1] |
| Geonames | 120695 |
  Ghaemshahrs läge på karta över Iran. | |
Qaemshahr (persiska: قائمشهر), eller Qaem Shahr, är en stad i provinsen Mazandaran i norra Iran. Innan den islamiska revolutionen hette staden "Shahi". Folkmängden uppgår till cirka 200 000 invånare. Staden är administrativt centrum för delprovinsen (shahrestan) Qaemshahr.
Textilfabriker, Nasaji, har spelat en stor roll i stadens ekonomi. Staden byggdes mellan två floder, "Siahroud" och "Talar". Siahroud är förorenad av kemikalierester från textilfabriker.
Källor
- ^ www.amar.org.ir; Resultat från folkräkningen i Iran 2016 Läst 8 juli 2017.
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