Mianjangal Protected Area

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Mianjangal Protected Area
Nearest city Sarvestan , Fasa
Area565.28 square kilometres (218.3 sq mi) [1]
Established1988
Governing body Department of Environment (Iran)

The Mianjangal protected area is a protected area located near the town of Sarvestan in the south of Iran.

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