where is tehran in the world?
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TEHRAN is the capital of IRAN...\nIran is one of the MIDDLE EAST countries...\nand Middle east is a part of Asia...\nI live in Tehran... is there any question?\nyou can mail me: (saharkhiz80@yahoo.com)\nBy the way!!!!\nin Tehran lives a tall boy... his name is Reza A. ... he looks like monkies... do u know him????... or do you have any news from him?... i heard that he's going to be KACHAL!...\nI'll call him "REZA kachal!"
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that's pretty much impossible.\nnot only in Iran, but anywhere in the world.\nunless you have good connections to the intelligence service ;)\nBest you can do is narrow it down to a certain area in the city where the code directs you ... like all numbers starting with e.g. 293 will be in the such-and-such area/neighborhood ... but that's probably as close as you can get.
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yes you can go to ts site it will give information\n\nhttp://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/world/embassies/iran/menu-en.asp
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how can i find a girlfrind in iran
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We're right next door in Iraq. Iran's president said he doesnt believe in the holocaust and now Bush is going to attempt to steal his oil with his ever so faithful weapons of mass destructions speech again.
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Is Iran Middle East? Then it's Mount Damasavid (spelling?), highest mountain in Iran. About 18,000 feet.\n\nOtherwise it's Mount Ararat, another exceedingly high mountain.
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Even G. Brush Esq. with his limited acquaintance with World geography must realise that Iran is just a little too close to Israel. To start playing nuclear roulette, even the 'mini nuke' version, is pretty close to an Armageddon scenario for close neighbours.
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Tehran (also transcribed Teheran) (تهران in Persian), population 9,000,000 (metropolitan: 14,000,000), and a land area of 254 square miles, the capital of Iran (Persia) and the center of Tehran Province. The word Tehran in Persian means "warm mountain slope" (دامنه گرم).
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excuse me but you spelt Tehran wrong. It with an E not an A.   And what's the questions, do u want  to know if u can get a job in Tehran as a neurosurgen, or do u want to know if Tehran has a neurosugery hospital?
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Yah.. I agree with Kamran! If you want to go to Tehran, don't learn Arabic because it is not the native language there! \n\nWhy do you want to make a girflriend in Iran anyway?
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I don't think that can be answered here, but here's a few: Stockholm in Sweden, Venice in Italy, Beijing in China, Kyoto in Japan, Bangkok in Thailand, Moscow in Russia, Theran in Iran, Kabul in Afghanistan, Delhi in India , Juhanesburg in South Africa, Riadh in KSA, Lima in Peru, Beunos Aires in Argentina.....\n\nI  think you'd better get a globe.
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I know you're not serious, but here's a target assessment:\nMajor cities. Tehran, with a population of over 6 million, as well as Mashad with well over a million and Esfahan, Tabriz, and Shiraz, all of which are near one million, are the largest. Altogether there are over 30 cities with populations exceeding 100,000. But it is hard to envision any scenarios which would focus on urban destruction. Further, as soft targets, these cities could be devastated by relatively small nuclear weapons. There is no conceivable requirement for high-yield strategic weapons to attack Iranian urban targets.\n\nInfrastructure. A concentrated conventional attack on Iranian infrastructure (major bridges, rail yards, power generation and transmission facilities, telecommunications centers, industrial plants, and fuel depots) could certainly destroy the Iranian economy.  These are almost all soft targets susceptible to attack by conventional weapons. Only in extreme cases would any use of lower-yield nuclear weapons be at all attractive.\n\nCommand and control. Iran's key leaders are religious figures, so targeting the national leadership necessarily means targeting major religious centers. Such an action could only result in a firestorm of opposition throughout the Muslim world; this makes any specific targeting of the Iranian national leadership impractical. At a lower level, the Joint Staff of the Ministry of Defense, with its subordinate Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as well as an Operational Area Command and several field headquarters could certainly be targeted.\n\nSome of these may be in hardened locations, but the biggest targeting challenge would undoubtedly be identifying exact locations, especially in a time of crisis. Conceivably, attacks on some identified, hardened command centers could be carried out with nuclear weapons.\n\nThe contamination to nearby countries would prohibit the use of nuclear weapons, unless there were extreme circumstances.
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Bombay (Mumbai), India
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Iran, no need to question.
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You are in luck... Iran is the shemale capital of the arab world.  Try searching on urnotalone.com or a similar site and I'm sure you'll find someone.
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The milcky way  or   Galaxy\n\nBut to be honest ,is it your question or you just wanted to find out how many persian people are here.
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Motto: Persian: Esteqlāl, āzādī, jomhūrī-ye eslāmī\n(English: "Independence, freedom, (the) Islamic Republic") \nAnthem: Sorūd-e Mellī-e Īrān \n \nCapital Tehran\n35°40′N 44°26′E \nLargest city Tehran \nOfficial language(s) Persian \nGovernment Islamic Republic \n - Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei \n - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad \nRevolution Overthrew Mohammad Reza Pahlavi  \n - Declared February 11, 1979  \nArea   \n - Total 1,648,195 km² (17th) \n  636,372 sq mi  \n - Water (%) 0.7% \nPopulation   \n - 2005 est. 68,467,413 [1] (18th) \n - 1996 census 60,055,488 [2] \n - Density 41/km² (128th)\n106/sq mi  \nGDP (PPP) 2005 estimate \n - Total $561,600,000,000 (19th) \n - Per capita $8,065 (74th) \nHDI (2006) 0.736 (99th) – medium \nCurrency Rial (ريال) (IRR) \nTime zone (UTC+3.30) \n - Summer (DST) not observed (UTC+3.30) \nInternet TLD .ir \nCalling code +98 \nIran (Persian: ايران‎ ​, Īrān, also known in the international community as Persia), officially the Islamic Republic of Iran (Persian: جمهوری اسلامی ايران‎ ​ transliteration: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Īrān), is a country located in Southwest Asia. Iran borders Armenia, Azerbaijan (including its Nakhichevan exclave), and Turkmenistan to the north, Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east, and Turkey and Iraq to the west. In addition, it borders the Persian Gulf, across which lie Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Shi'a Islam is the official state religion.\n\nThroughout history, Iran has been of great geostrategic importance due to its central location in Eurasia. Iran is a member and co-founder of the United Nations, the OIC, and OPEC. Iran is also significant in international politics on account of its large supply of petroleum and other resources. The name Iran is a cognate of Aryan and literally means "Land of the Aryans."\n\nContents [hide]\n1 Name \n2 History \n3 Politics \n3.1 The Supreme Leader \n3.2 Executive \n3.3 Parliament (The Majles) \n3.4 Judiciary \n3.5 Assembly of Experts \n3.6 Council of Guardians \n3.7 Expediency Council \n3.8 City and Village Councils \n4 Provinces \n5 Geography and climate \n6 Economy \n7 Demographics \n8 Major cities \n9 Culture \n10 See also \n11 References \n12 External links \n12.1 Government \n12.2 Other \n \n\n\n[edit]\nName\nMain article: Iran naming dispute \n \nIn antiquity, the names Ariana and Persis were used to describe the region, as exhibited on this world map by Eratosthenes (c. 200 BC).In former ages, the names Ariana and Persis were used to describe the region which is today known as the Iranian plateau. The earliest Iranian reference to the word (airya/arya/aryana etc), however, predates the Iranian prophet Zoroaster (est. anywhere between 1000 to 7000 BC.) and is attested in non-Gathic Avesta; it appears as airya, meaning noble/spiritual/elevated; as airya dainhava (Yt.8.36, 52) meaning the land of the Aryans; and as airyana vaejah, the original land of the Aryans. This term, it seems, was adopted in remote antiquity by Iranians as their national identity [2]; hence other peoples were called Anairya and later Aniranian, meaning un-aryan or non-Aryan, probably a derogatory racial designation.\n\nDuring the Achaemenid dynasty (550-330 BC), the Persian people called their provincial homeland Pārsa, the Old Persian name for Cyrus the Great's kingdom which belonged to the Persian tribe of the Iranian branch of the Indo-Iranians and which can still be found in the term Pars or Fars as part of the heartland of Iran and for example in the map by Eratosthenes and other historical or modern maps.\n\nHowever, the country as a whole was called Aryanam. The word Ariya, noble/spiritual/elevated, is attested in the Inscriptions of Darius the Great and his son, Xerxes; it is used both as a linguistic and a racial designation as evident as Darius refers to this at the Behistun inscription (DBiv.89), which is written