Ghotour Bridge

Ghotour Bridge (Persian: پل هوایی خوی) is a railway bridge in Khoy County, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran, over the river Ghotour.^[1] It is an arch bridge, and was completed in 1970. It has a length of 442.9 m (1453 ft.) with the largest span being 223.1 m (732 ft.).^[2]

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West Azerbaijan province, Iran

List of cities, towns and villages in West Azerbaijan Province

Capital

• Urmia

Counties
and cities

• Bukan County
  • Bukan
  • Simmineh
• Chaldoran County
  • Siah Cheshmeh
  • Avajiq
• Chaypareh County
  • Qarah Zia od Din
• Khoy County
  • Khoy
  • Firuraq
  • Ivughli
• Mahabad County
  • Mahabad
• Maku County
  • Maku
  • Bazargan
• Miandoab County
  • Miandoab
  • Baruq
  • Chahar Borj
• Naqadeh County
  • Naqadeh
  • Mohammadyar
• Oshnavieh County
  • Oshnavieh
  • Nalus
• Piranshahr County
  • Piranshahr
  • Gerd Kashaneh
• Poldasht County
  • Poldasht
• Salmas County
  • Salmas
  • Tazeh Shahr
• Sardasht County
  • Sardasht
  • Mirabad
  • Rabat
• Shahin Dezh County
  • Shahin Dezh
  • Keshavarz
  • Mahmudabad
• Showt County
  • Showt
  • Marganlar
  • Yowla Galdi
• Takab County
  • Takab
• Urmia County
  • Urmia
  • Nushin
  • Qushchi
  • Serow
  • Silvaneh

Tourism

• Teppe Hasanlu
• Kelashin Stele
• Bastam Citadel
• Takht-e Soleymān
• Lake Urmia
• Zarrineh River
• Shalmash Falls
• St. Mary Church
• St. Thaddeus Monastery
• Chapel of Dzordzor
• St. George Church
• Jameh Mosque of Urmia
• Baghchejogh museum and palace
• Segonbad
• Ghoutour Bridge

Places

List of cities, towns and villages in West Azerbaijan Province

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