Noqol

Coordinates: 30°52′03″N 51°39′11″E / 30.86750°N 51.65306°E / 30.86750; 51.65306
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Noqol
نقل
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Noqol (

Isfahan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 315, in 73 families.[2]

The white snowy mount is Dena Mount (Pazan Pir Peak), black pyramidal shape mount is; Kuh e Noqol, small mount lies in front of them is; Takht, the khaki hills in the left is Mowrderaz, and the river under the roud is: Rudkhaneh ye Sard (Cold River). This photo shows Noqol's scenery in December 2013.

Etymology

The name "Noqol" is derived from the Persian name "Now Qaleh", which means "new castle ". So "Noqol" is a combination of shorted variant of two words " Now" "نو" and "Qaleh" "قلعه "."Now" in Persian means "new" and "Qaleh" means "castle".

Geography

Noqol lies on latitude 30.8725° N and longitude 51.655° E at 2,276 metres (7,467 ft) above sea level.[3]

Climate

Noqol has a beautiful spring covered by apple blossoms, a green heaven like summer with perfume of reached apples, a colorful orange, red and yellow autumn and a snowy winter in which the temperature can drop to below freezing point.

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Ethnicity

Historically they have called themselves Tajik to distinguish themselves, first, from the

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Religion

Noqol's people belong to Jafari

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History

Red apple
Golden apple

Noqol is a

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After invasion of

Land Reform
in 1960s made them the owners of lands of the village.

Economy

Agricultural products, especially red and golden apple, are the main source of income in this village.

Natural Resources

Water is the most important natural resource in this village. The main stream, recently canalized, used for irrigation of apple gardens, originates from the Pazanpir Peak.

Kuh-e Noqol

Kuh-e Noqol is a 2,956 metres (9,698 ft) mountain peak located south of the village of Noqol. According to Peakery.com, "it ranks as the 172nd highest mountain in Işfahān and the 1535th highest mountain in Iran. The nearest peaks are, Kuh-e Cheshmeh Nul, Kuh-e Dena, Kuh-e Chalchavili, Kuh-e Almalu, and Kuh-e Dama".[8] Although the mountain receives a lot of precipitation in winter, there is little water resource in the summer, which distinguishes it from the mountain of Dena (Dinar). Kuh-e Noqol consists of dark black rocks, that's why it is named 'Kuhe e Siyah' (Persian کوه سیاه ), meaning Black Mountain.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ Noqol can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3077093" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
  2. ^ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)" (Excel). Statistical Center of Iran. Archived from the original on 2011-09-20.
  3. ^ "NGA Quick GeoNames Search".
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  8. ^ Kuh-e Noqol. Peakery. Retrieved January 7, 2012.
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