Car Rental In Abadan

Among the famous neighborhoods of Abadan, we can mention Ahmadabad, Amiri, Kargar alley, Amirabad, Barim, Bavardeh (north and south), Karun, Arusia province alley, Laleh alley, Hazaraiha, Indians and Cyclin. Bahar alley, Ghods alley, Salich alley (west and east), Baharestan alley, Golestan alley, Zolfaghari alley, Mellat alley, Bahman alley, Valiasr alley, Tank Farm, Jamshidabad, Qanavati service, Hilal Barim, Niroo alley; Feyh and 700 devices, as well as Farhangian dormitory, which has been developed with the construction of Mehr housing in its vicinity, are other neighborhoods and dormitories of this city. Shadmani Island in Bahmanshir River and Arg Island in Arvandrud are also small islands in this city. In the fifties, the urban culture of Abadan, especially after the construction of the great Abadan refinery until the nationalization of oil, evoked the characteristics of a colonial city. Its neighborhoods at this time had a separate and possibly hostile population composition. The inhabitants of the central part, Ahmadabad, and the Bahmanshir neighborhood were urban dwellers and suburbs, and the Barim, Bovardeh neighborhoods were Europeans and the Iranian staff associated with them. The city of Abadan is a linear city and if you pay attention to it, the Arvand border and all organizational houses up to Khosrowabad are designed and built in this way due to the presence of water. With the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq war, the city became almost uninhabited, and after the reconstruction and return of residents, class gaps between neighborhoods narrowed, but there are still spatial inequalities between neighborhoods such as Barim, Station 7, and the Bahmanshir Bridge.