_Iran Map PDF Vector Exact Colored Relief and Roads High Detailed Map Admin areas levels 1,2, editable Adobe PDF in layers

Printable Colored Relief PDF Vector Map of Iran, High Detailed Plan full editable Adobe PDF Road Admin Map in layers, scalable, text format  all names, 493 MB ZIP
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Layers list:

1. Legend
2. Grids
3. Names of places (city, town, etc.)
4. Points of the Cities and Towns
5. Names of Admin areas level 1
6. Names of Admin areas level 2
7. Principal Streets and Main Roads 2
8. Residential streets and roads
9. Water objects (rivers, lakes, ponds)
10. Waterways
11. Color fills (parks, hospital areas, school areas, land use, etc.)
12. Admin Areas level 2
13. Admin Areas level 1
14. Colored Relief Raster PNG HD Tiles
15. Background

IRAN — MILITARY-GEOGRAPHIC AO BRIEF

1) Strategic Position

• Region: Western Asia, central position between Middle East, Caucasus, Central Asia, and South Asia

• Area: ~1.65 million km²

• Operational Identity: Large plateau state protected by mountain barriers, with critical maritime frontage on global energy routes

Iran occupies a bridge position between:

• Persian Gulf energy basin

• Caucasus corridor

• Central Asian land routes

• Indian Ocean access via Gulf of Oman

2) Terrain Structure (Operational Geography)

Key Point: Movement corridors are forced through mountain passes and transport axes, not across open terrain.

3) Strategic Urban Centers

Urban pattern: Population and industry cluster in transport-accessible corridors, not deserts.

4) Strategic Regions & Chokepoints

5) Maritime & Port Infrastructure

Iran has dual maritime frontage:

• Persian Gulf (restricted, strategic)

• Gulf of Oman (open ocean access)

6) Industrial & Energy Centers

Energy infrastructure forms a strategic backbone of the southern region.

7) Transportation Network (Strategic Lines)

Roads

• National road system >200,000 km

• Major axes radiate from Tehran toward:

  • Isfahan–Shiraz (central–south)

  • Tabriz (northwest)

  • Mashhad (northeast)

  • Ahvaz–Gulf coast (southwest)

Rail

• ~14,000 km rail network

• Connects major cities and ports

• International links toward Turkey and Central Asia

Air

• Multiple regional airports

• Tehran is principal aviation hub

Transport routes follow mountain passes and plateau corridors — these define mobility.

8) Demographic Structure

High population density aligns with transport and industrial zones.

9) Environmental Constraints

10) Strategic Geographic Summary

Iran’s military-geographic profile is defined by:

• Mountain defensive rings

• Central plateau funneling movement into corridors

• Southern energy coastline

• Critical maritime chokepoint proximity

• Urban–industrial concentration around Tehran and major axes

Map Interpretation:
Iran is not an open maneuver state — it is a corridor-controlled plateau power with maritime leverage at a global energy gateway.