Kerman Province topographic map
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Kerman Province
The altitudes and heights of the province are the continuation of the central mountain ranges of Iran. They extend from the volcanic folds beginning in Azerbaijan and, by branching out in the central plateau of Iran, terminate in Baluchestan. These mountain ranges have brought about vast plains in the province. The Bashagard and Kuhbonan Mountains are the highest in this region and include peaks such as Toghrol, Aljerd, Palvar, Sirach, Abareq and Tahrood. Other ranges that stretch out from Yazd to Kerman and Challeh-ye-Jazmoorian include high peaks like Hazaran which is 4,501 meters above sea level (ASL), Kuh-e Shah 4,402 meters ASL, Joupar, Bahr Aseman and Khabr mountain in Khabr National Park and others.
About this map
Name: Kerman Province topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Kerman Province, Iran (26.44500 54.37031 31.95696 59.72550)
Average elevation: 1,150 m
Minimum elevation: -1 m
Maximum elevation: 4,224 m
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