Definition
Gemin is a village located in the Kerman Province of Iran.
Overview
Gemin is situated within the administrative divisions of Iran as part of a rural district in Kerman Province. It is one of the many small settlements that contribute to the demographic and cultural landscape of the region. According to the 2006 census, the village had a population of 113 individuals, comprising 26 families. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture and livestock, typical of rural communities in the area.
Etymology/Origin
The name “Gemin” is a transliteration of the Persian گِمین. The etymology of the term is not definitively documented; however, it may derive from local dialects or historical references specific to the region. Accurate information is not confirmed.
Characteristics
- Geography: Gemin lies in a semi‑arid zone characteristic of central Iran, with a landscape that includes plains and nearby hills.
- Administrative affiliation: It falls under the jurisdiction of a rural district within Kerman County, which is itself part of Kerman Province.
- Population: As of the 2006 national census, the village had 113 residents in 26 families, indicating a small, close‑knit community.
- Economy: The village’s economic activities are largely agricultural, focusing on crops suitable for the local climate, and animal husbandry.
- Infrastructure: Basic infrastructure typical of rural Iranian villages is present, including road access, electricity, and limited public services.
Related Topics
- Kerman Province: The larger administrative region encompassing Gemin, noted for its historical sites and diverse geography.
- Rural districts of Iran: Administrative units that organize villages like Gemin within the national governance structure.
- Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran (2006): The national population count that provides demographic data for settlements such as Gemin.
- Villages in Sirjan County: Neighboring settlements that share similar socioeconomic characteristics.