Dardar

Dardar
Dardar
—  Town and Jamoat  —
Dardar is located in Tajikistan
Dardar
Location in Tajikistan
Coordinates: 39°26′35″N 68°26′42″E / 39.44306°N 68.445°E / 39.44306; 68.445Coordinates: 39°26′35″N 68°26′42″E / 39.44306°N 68.445°E / 39.44306; 68.445
Country  Tajikistan
Province Sughd
District Aini District
Population
 - Total 6,534
Time zone TJT (UTC+5)

Dardar is a town and jamoat in north-west Tajikistan. It is located in Aini District in Sughd province. The jamoat has a total population of 6534.[1]

References

  1. ^ "List of Jamoats". UN Coordination, Tajikistan. http://www.untj.org/files/minutes/Food/List_of_Jamoats.xls. Retrieved April 4, 2009. 

External links

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Capital: Khujand
Aini District
Aini  · Urmetan  · Dardar  · Fondaryo  · Rarz  · Shamtuch  · Anzob  · Zarafshan
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Asht District
Asht  · Jarbulak · Kamish Kurgan  · Kirkuduk · Oshoba  · Pongaz  · Punuk
Ghafurov District
Ghafurov  · Utkansoy  · Yova  · Pakhtakor  · Haidar Usmonov  · Goziyon  · Unji  · Ismoil  · Isfisior  · Katagan  · Ovchi Kalacha  · Kistakuz
Ghonchi District
Ghonchi  · Yakhtan  · Gazantarak · Mujum  · Ovchi  · Dalyoni Bolo  · Kalininabad  · Rosrovut  · Chkalovsk
Isfara District
Isfara  · Navgilem  · Khonabad  · Kulkand  · Shahrak  · Chilgazi  · Lakkon  · Surkh · Chorku  · Vorukh
Istarawshan District
Istarawshan · Nijoni  · Frunze  · Kommunizm  · Guli surkh  · Poshkent  · Pravda  · Javkandak  · Leninobod  · Qalaibaland  · Nofaroj
Konibodom District
Konibodom · Lohuti  · Sharipov  · Hamrabaev  · Ortikov  · Pulatan  · Patar
Kuhistoni Mastchoh
District
Mehron  · Langar  · Ivan Tajik
Mastchoh District
Buston · Avzikent  · Mastchoh  · Obburdon · Paldorak  · Takeli · Kuruksoi
Panjakent District
Panjakent · Sarazm  · Khurmi  · Amondara  · Khalifa Hassan  · Sujina  · Yori  · Farob  · Mughiyon  · Kosatarosh  · Kolkhozchiyon  · Rudaki  · Chinor  · Shing  · Voru · Changal (village)
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District
Proletarsk · Dehmoy  · Gulkhona · Gulakandoz  · Uzbekqishloq  · Yangihayot
Shahriston District
Shahriston · Yangiqo‘rg‘on
Spitamen District
Nau · Kurkat  · Kushtegirmon  · Oqteppa  · Tagoyak  · Farmonkurgon  · Shahraki Nov
Zafarobod District
Zafarobod  · Jomi  · Ravshan  · Khamid Aliev  · Mehnatobod

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