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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.

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Tehran, the capital of Iran, is a sprawling metropolis known for its vibrant city life, historical sites, and cultural diversity. Below are some of the principal streets, roads, and districts of Tehran:

Principal Streets and Roads

  1. Valiasr Street:
    • The longest street in Tehran, stretching from the northernmost to the southernmost part of the city.
    • Lined with shops, cafes, parks, and historical landmarks.
  2. Enghelab Street:
    • A major east-west thoroughfare.
    • Known for being a cultural hub, with bookstores, theaters, and universities, including the University of Tehran.
  3. Shariati Street:
    • Another major north-south street, running parallel to Valiasr.
    • Known for its commercial areas and restaurants.
  4. Modarres Expressway:
    • A key north-south expressway, facilitating quick travel through central Tehran.
    • Connects major areas such as the city center and northern suburbs.
  5. Hemmat Expressway:
    • An important east-west expressway.
    • Connects various districts and serves as a major route for commuters.
  6. Kordestan Expressway:
    • A north-south route that intersects with Hemmat and other major expressways.
    • Helps ease traffic congestion in western Tehran.
  7. Hakim Expressway:
    • Runs east-west, parallel to Hemmat.
    • Named after the Persian philosopher and physician Avicenna (Hakim in Persian).

Principal Districts

  1. District 1 (Northern Tehran):
    • Known for its upscale neighborhoods such as Tajrish, Niavaran, and Elahieh.
    • Home to many parks, including Jamshidieh Park and Darband, a popular hiking area.
  2. District 3:
    • Contains neighborhoods like Mirdamad, Gholhak, and Zafaraniyeh.
    • Known for its embassies, luxury shopping centers, and residential areas.
  3. District 6:
    • Central district including important areas such as Valiasr Square and Enghelab Square.
    • Contains many educational institutions and administrative buildings.
  4. District 12:
    • The historical core of Tehran, encompassing the Grand Bazaar, Golestan Palace, and many other historical sites.
    • Characterized by its traditional architecture and busy markets.
  5. District 22:
    • Located in western Tehran.
    • Known for the modern development of residential complexes and commercial centers, including the Chitgar Lake and Park.
  6. District 5:
    • Encompasses western Tehran areas like Ekbatan, Sadeghieh, and Shahrak-e Gharb.
    • Features a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational areas.

Notable Areas and Squares

  1. Azadi Square:
    • An iconic symbol of Tehran with the Azadi Tower.
    • Located near the western entrance of the city.
  2. Tajrish Square:
    • A bustling area in northern Tehran.
    • Known for the Tajrish Bazaar and Imamzadeh Saleh Shrine.
  3. Enghelab Square:
    • Located along Enghelab Street.
    • A central hub for cultural activities and public demonstrations.
  4. Vanak Square:
    • A major traffic junction in central Tehran.
    • Surrounded by commercial offices, shops, and restaurants.

These streets, roads, and districts are crucial for navigating Tehran, offering a mix of historical, cultural, and modern experiences.

Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.

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