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English: Maranjab Desert is located in Isfahan province, Iran, and around 60 km north-east of Kashan. This desert is bounded by
  • Aran-o-bidgol (Aran and Bidgol, aka Namak) salt lake in the north,
  • Mesila desert and Hoz Sultan and Hoz Mareh salt lakes in the west,
  • Band Rig desert and Kavir National Park in the east, and
  • Ārān va Bīdgol (Aran-o-Bidgol, here: Aran-Bidgol) twin city in the south.
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Source Fig. 2 in The Productive Landscape in the Desert Margin for the Sustainable Development of Rural Settlements: An Innovative Greenbelt for Maranjab Desert in Iran. In: MDPI: Sustainability, Volume 13, Issue 4. doi:10.3390/su13042077
Author Mahnaz Sarlak, Laura Valeria Ferretti, Rita Biasi
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