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Sistan va Baluchestan (1484 words)
Zahedan, Zabol, Iranshahr and Chabahar are poles for the expansion of Sistan va Baluchestan Province.
Sistan va Baluchestan is home to a population of 1.772 million, 486 thousand, of whom are concentrated in the provincial center of Zahedan.
The major agricultural hubs of Sistan va Baluchestan are Zabol with 112,229 hectares of farms and plantations, Iranshahr 26,462 and Khash 18,792 hectares, respectively.
Sistan and Baluchistan Province - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (727 words)
The combined Sistan and Baluchestan province today accounts for one of the driest regions of Iran with a slight increase in rainfall from east to west, and an obvious rise in humidity in the coastal regions.
The inhabitants of the province of Sistan Va Baluchestan continue to embrace their own norms and traditions, and the region has the potential to become one of the sight-seeing areas of Iran.
During the reign of Ardashir I of Persia, Sistan came under the jurisdiction of the Sassanids, and in 644CE, the Arab Muslims gained control as the Persian empire was in its final moments of collapsing.
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