City in Hormozgan, Iran
Kong (Persian : كنگ , also Romanized as Kung and Gong ; also known as Bandar-e Gong and Bandar-e Kong )[2] Central District of Bandar Lengeh County , Hormozgan Province , Iran . At the 2006 census, its population was 14,881, in 2,908 families.[3]
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Boz Dam Caravanserai of BastakCastle of Aamaj Castle of Siba Dariush Grand Hotel Dasak Mountain Fort of Our Lady of the Conception Geno Biosphere Reserve Hara forests of QeshmHarireh Hindu Temple, Bandar Abbas
The Historic Bath of Siba Khe Aab Mountain Kish Island
, Bandar Lengeh
Mehran River Nakh Mountain Paraw Kukherd Portuguese Castle, Qeshm Island
Takhti Stadium Terenah Zeer Mountain populated places See also
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