Qanatu

Qanatu قناتو
village
Qanatu
Coordinates: 29°45′27″N 54°10′53″E / 29.75750°N 54.18139°E / 29.75750; 54.18139Coordinates: 29°45′27″N 54°10′53″E / 29.75750°N 54.18139°E / 29.75750; 54.18139
Country	Iran
Province	Yazd
County	Khatam
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Chahak
Population (2006)
• Total	54
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Qanatu (Persian: قناتو‎‎, also Romanized as Qanātū)^[1] is a village in Chahak Rural District, in the Central District of Khatam County, Yazd Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 54, in 13 families.^[2]

References

↑ Qanatu can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "10527893" 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.

Cities

Chahak	Bagh-e Madan Bakhtiari Chah Abu ol Fazl Chahak Chah-e Abbas Boraderan Chah-e Ayibegi Mirza Gholam Ali Chah-e Behzad Zarghami Chah-e Chehel Gazy Ahmad Dehqan Chah-e Darman Chah-e Darvish Azadi Chah-e Eslamabad Kandar Chah-e Ghanch Ali Baqeri Chah-e Gholam Hoseyn Rihani Chah-e Hajj Aziz Heydari Chah-e Hajj Reza Ali Jafari Chah-e Hoseyni Chah-e Jat Mohammad Farajzadeh Chah-e Jelal Keyvan Chah-e Khoda Morad Babari Chah-e Khurmizi Chah-e Mahmud Qarayi Chah-e Nasratollah Heydari Chah-e Nimeh Amiq Ali Chub Torash Chah-e Taleqani Chah-e Vali Eserkandar Chalmeh Eslamabad-e Chah-e Manj Feyzabad Hashemabad Qanatu Saduyeh Shahriari-ye Olya Shahriari-ye Sofla Shuruyeh Tolombeh Sarbozi Yahyaabad

Fathabad	Ahmadabad Akbarabad Aliabad Amirabad Band-e Chenar Boruiyeh Chah Salman Chah-e Deh Zahra Chah-e Mehdiabad Chah-e Rezaabad Chah-e Tanureh Chakeri Fathabad Hajjiabad Hasanabad Hashemabad Hoseynabad Jafarabad Khvansar Kushk Mobarakeh Neyestan Qadamgah Qanat Aqa Ali Qanat Sefid Qanat-e Akhund Qomabad Saghin Salimabad-e Olya Seyfabad Sheykhabad Siahuiyeh Talebabad Zeynabad

Cities

Harabarjan	Abbasabad Ala ol Din Aliabad Aliabad-e Molkuti Aliabad-e Shurshuri Aminabad Falah Anjireh-ye Bala Bagh-e Seyyed Chah Mosaddeq Chah Valiasar Chah-e Arabha Chah-e Bahnar Chah-e Dasht-e Taleqani Chah-e Garaveh-ye Vahdat Chah-e Hajj Hasan Yavary Chah-e Hajji Mirza Hasan Chah-e Jehad Chah-e Jelalabad Chah-e Kamran Chah-e Khalil Borati Chah-e Khamenehi Chah-e Kuhdasht Galimeh Chah-e Mast Ali Chah-e Mobarakeh Chah-e Mohammadabad Gardab Chah-e Mohammadabad Heybati Chah-e Rahbarabad Chah-e Rajai Chah-e Rezaiyeh Chah-e Sardasht Chah-e Sarollah Chah-e Seyyed Jelal Sabz Chah-e Shahid Mahlati Chah-e Shahid Qadusi Chah-e Sherkat-e Mufaq Kesht Chah-e Sherkat-e Shahad Chah-e Sherkat-e Yazd Kajaveh Deh Now Dehnow-e Dasht Dowlatabad Hajjiabad Hajjiabad-e Falah Hajjiabad-e Naseri Harabarjan Hasanabad Hoseynabad Kazemabad Khorramdasht Khorrami Khurshidi Khosrowabad Mahmudabad Masjed-e Abu ol Fazl Mehdiabad-e Khakpur Mehdiabad-e Sar Cheshmeh Mobarakeh Nurabad Qanat Boland Qasemabad Rahmatabad Shahin Dasht Torkan

Isar	Chenar-e Naz Korkhongan Mazraeh-ye Barzegar Mohammadabad Rezaabad Tutak

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