Hamand (Persian: هماند) is a village located in the Central District of Khusf County, within South Khorasan Province, Iran. Administratively, it is part of a rural district (dehestan) in the county, although the specific name of the rural district varies among sources and may be subject to administrative re‑organization.
According to the national census conducted by the Islamic Republic of Iran in 2006, Hamand was listed among the populated places of Khusf County. The census data confirm its status as a recognized settlement, but the publicly available records do not provide a detailed breakdown of its population size, number of households, or demographic composition.
Geographically, the village lies in eastern Iran, an area characterized by arid and semi‑arid climate conditions typical of the South Khorasan region. The local economy is presumed to be based on agriculture, livestock, or small‑scale trade, reflecting common economic activities of rural settlements in the province; however, specific economic data for Hamand are not documented in the accessible encyclopedic sources.
No notable historical events, cultural landmarks, or prominent individuals are recorded in the major reference works for Hamand, Khusf. Consequently, the village is primarily noted for its administrative classification within the broader structure of Khusf County.