Extreme points of Iran

Mt Damavand, the tallest Mountain in Iran

Mt Damavand

Caspian Sea

Kukh

Pasabandar

Sīlū Ma' qūl

Kuhak

Abu Musa (Disputed)

Extreme points of Iran

This is a list of the extreme points of Iran.

Towns, cities, and Islands

• Northernmost — Kukh, West Azerbaijan at 39°44′55″N 44°37′26″E / 39.74861°N 44.62389°E / 39.74861; 44.62389 (Cheshmeh Soraya is the northernmost area)
• Southernmost — Pasabandar (Town), Sistan and Baluchestan at 25°4′1″N 61°24′44″E / 25.06694°N 61.41222°E / 25.06694; 61.41222 and Abu Musa (Island), Hormozgan at 25°52′N 55°2′E / 25.867°N 55.033°E / 25.867; 55.033 (also claimed by the UAE).
• Westernmost — Sīlū Ma‘qūl, West Azarbaijan at 39°22′55″N 44°3′2″E / 39.38194°N 44.05056°E / 39.38194; 44.05056
• Easternmost — Kuhak, Sistan and Baluchestan Province at 27°8′3″N 63°14′55″E / 27.13417°N 63.24861°E / 27.13417; 63.24861

Elevation extremes

• Lowest point: Caspian Sea level: −28 m
• Highest point: Mount Damavand: 5,610 m

See also

• Extreme points of Earth
• Geography of Iran