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Natural Attractions

Karkhkhonic River-Qaen

Thursday, 03 January 2008 05:57 administrator
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 This river passes through northern parts of the province eastward. Other important rivers of the province are Fakh Rood, Ali-Abad and Khoshab. 
 

Karichgan River-Birjand

Thursday, 03 January 2008 05:56 administrator
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This is a permanent river with low amount of water. From southeast to northwest originating from the heights of Mazhan Plain. After joining to Shahrood as Roodeshur flows to Dasht-e-Loot. The upper parts of this river are used as recreational areas. 
 

Birjand Rood

Thursday, 03 January 2008 05:55 administrator
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 This river originates from eastern heights of Birjand crossing Birjand Plain joining Karichgan River southward ending to Kavir Loot. This river, known also as Shahrood and Birjand, crosses Birjand as a big flood course with a high quanity of water in raining seasons.
 

Other heights of the Province

Thursday, 03 January 2008 05:54 administrator
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 Other heights and summits of the province are Shahkooh 2,732 meter west of Nehbandan, Golrak Mountains 2,481 meters, Zeen-Abad 2,419 meters, Bazoo 2,350 meters, Baran 2,518 meters, and….
 

Momen-Abad Mountain and Summit-Birjand

Thursday, 03 January 2008 05:51 administrator
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 Momen-Abad or Mina Abad extends parallel to the former one and its summit is 2,782 meters high. There are in the skirts of this mountain several springs, streams and resorts which are usually used in hot seasons by urban and plain residents. Moreover, here Ahangaran Mountain should be pointed out of which Sepestan summit is 2,830 meters and is the highest point of the province.
 
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