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Dizbad-e Olya دیزباد علیا
Village

Dizbad-e Olya
Coordinates: 36°06′07″N 59°16′55″E / 36.10194°N 59.28194°E / 36.10194; 59.28194
Country	Iran
Province	Razavi Khorasan
County	Nishapur
Bakhsh	Zeberkhan
Rural District	Zeberkhan
Elevation	2,020 m (6,630 ft)
Population (2016)
• Total	910
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+4:30 (IRDT)
Area code	552
Website	www.adelweb.ir

Dizbad-e Olya (Persian: دیزباد علیا, also known as Dīzbād-e Bālā or Dizbad)^[1] is a village in Zeberkhan Rural District, Zeberkhan District, Nishapur County, Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran.

Geography[edit]

Dizbad-e Olya is located at an altitude of 2020 metres in the southern area of the Binalud Mountains 97 kilometres southwest of the city of Mashhad and 71 kilometres northwest of Neyshabur. The highest point in the area is Mount Qajqor at 2881 m above sea level. The area of Dizbad-e Olya also borders the two neighbouring villages of Qasemabad and Hesar.

Demographics[edit]

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Economy[edit]

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History[edit]

The historical background of Dizbad dates back to the year 714 AD. The name has changed many times throughout history. The oldest known name of Dizbad is Aspiduz (Persian: اسپیدوز), which includes the Persian words for horse and fort. In the ninth century it was known as Qasr al-Rih (Arabic: قصر الریح) due to the Arab invasion. The origin of this name is due to the three forts that once served as a defense system, they signalled by smoke signals when enemies tried to invade. Only ruins of these forts remain. In later times, Dizbad was known as Chehel Ashkub (Persian: چهل اشکوب).

Due to its long history and cultural background, the identity of the people in this area has undergone many changes. One of the most impactful events that caused this cultural change was the opening of the Naser Khosrow School in 1939. The establishment of this school encouraged families to send their children to school, which had a positive effect and resulted in a growing number of children from the village graduating from school.

Climate[edit]

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Gallery[edit]

Jama'at Khana Dizbad

References[edit]

^ Dīzbād-e Bālā can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3061289" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".

Nishapur County

Capital

Nishapur

Districts

Central

Cities

Nishapur

Rural Districts
and villages

Binalud	Aliabad Andar Ab Baqi Barag Shahi Bojnu-ye Olya Bormahan Chahar Gushli Dahaneh-ye Heydari Farsiyeh Fazelabad Gardan Heydarabad Kalateh-ye Abuzar Kalateh-ye Ali Morad Kalateh-ye Mohammad Jan Karan Karji Khar Barreh Khorramabad Marusk Nasirabad Qaruneh Sar Chah Sar Gerik Seyyedabad-e Asadollah Khan Seyyedabad-e Bar Madan Tangeh-ye Olya Telli Tijan Zarandeh
Darbqazi	Abirabad Ahmadabad Aliabad-e Shahid Amirabad Bagh-e Jafarabad Bahman Bahrudi Boshruy Daghi Deh Now-e Lakzi Ebrahimabad-e Muri Emamiyeh Eqbali Eshqabad-e Kohneh Eslamabad-e Arab Fazl Ferdows Haqqiyeh Hoseynabad-e Chaghuki Hoseyni Jalandeh Jijabad Jilu Juri Karimabad Karimabad-e Suis Karizak-e Kenar Kal Karizak-e Kohneh Kariz-e Sabah Kazemabad Khanshah Khujan Lak Lak Ashian Mahmudabad-e Fazl Mansuriyeh Naqdbesh Nowbahar Nowruzabad Nurabad Qaleh Now Qaleh Now-ye Mehdiabad Rahimabad Ruhabad Sadrabad Seh Gonbad Shad Mianeh Shahr-e Kohneh Shib Soltanabad Zirjan
Fazl	Abbasabad Abu Sadi Adg Barf Riz Boshrabad Buzhabad Buzhan Chah Boland Damdari Dasht Livestock Center Dar os Salam Darbehesht Dasht Deh Now Deh Sheykh Eshratabad Eslamabad-e Lakazi Eynabad Fakhriyeh Farkhak Feyzabad-e Lalaha Filkhaneh Firuzi Fushenjan Ghar Hajj Kazemi Hamidabad Hesar Hoseynabad-e Jadid Hoseynabad-e Nazer Kheyrabad Khorramabad Khvosh-e Bala Mamuri Muri Naimabad Qaleh Now-ye Alireza Bek Qoreyshabad Rud Sadabad Sheykhlan Sowqand Taht-e Manzar Tarababad Turani Yahyaabad
Mazul	Abquy Asgarabad Baghshan-e Gach Bashnij Chah-e Sadiq Salar Ali Akbar Darbehesht Deh Now-ye Khaleseh Deh Sang Deh-e Hallaj Dowlatabad Eshqabad Eyshabad Feyzabad Feyzabad Feyzabad Garab Hajjian Hasanabad-e Emam Jomeh Hasanabad-e Sar Tappeh Hesar Juq Hesar-e Khuni Honarstan-e Kashavarzi Jomhuri Kaboli Kheyrabad Khorram Bak Khvajeh Bachcheh Mamuri Manzar Mirabad Mirabad Mohammadabad-e Do Khaneh Neqab Pir Komaj Qaleh Now-e Jamshid Qatnabad Ranajabad Red Crescent Building Number 1 Ringan Rostamabad Sahlabad Salahi Samghan Sanguni Sar Ab-e Kushk Seh Chub Seyfabad Seyyedabad Shadab Shahrak Shamsabad Sowmeeh Yek Lengeh Zarandeh
Rivand	Abgineh Abjeqan Ahangaran Aliabad-e Takeh Allahjegerd Anjidan Ardesman Arezumandeh Baghat-e Dastgerdan Bakavol Bolqosheh Chanbaran Dalashan Deh Now Deh Now-e Kherabeh Deh-e Darugheh Deh-e Habbeh Eslamiyeh Farhad Farrokhabad Golshan Hakimabad Hantabad Hashemabad-e Soltani Helali Hoseynabad-e Makhtari Karjij Khomar Lotfabad Malek Kandeh Mirabad Mobarakeh Mohammadabad Mohitabad Mozaffarabad Now Kariz Qabed Qasemabad Rahimabad Rahimabad Rahmatabad Ruhabad Salehabad Shad Mehrak Shafiabad Shahabad Shamsabad Shamsiyeh Sowmeeh Taherabad

Sarvelayat

Cities

Chekneh

Rural Districts
and villages

Barzanun	Barzanun Emamzadeh-ye Hoseyn Asghar Gavkosh Kalateh-ye Hajji Kheyrabad Qareh Gol Shotor Sang Tiran Zohan
Sarvelayat	Abdollah Givi Aq Qayah Beshkan Bid Khan Chakaneh-ye Olya Dezq Eshqabad Fahneh Ghezel Aghul Golbin Hajjiabad Hasanabad Inchegan Kalateh-ye Feshay Kalateh-ye Meydan Kelidar Khayesk Khvajehabad Kuh Sakht Mazraeh-ye Reza Mowtowr Ab-e Soltani Nowmiri Nowsara Pirshahbaz Qezel Qaleh Saqi Beyg Sheykh Mostafa Soltan Meydan Suleh Talebi Yengejeh Ziarat Zig

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