Qasemlu (Persian: قاسملو) is a village located in the Vardasht Rural District (دهستان وردشت), within the Central District (بخش مرکزی) of Semirom County (شهرستان سمیرم), Isfahan Province (استان اصفهان), Iran.
Etymology and Context
The name "Qasemlu" is common in various parts of Iran, often associated with historical tribal or family groups. The parenthetical "(Semirom)" specifies its location within Semirom County, distinguishing it from other places that might share the same name.
Geography and Administration
Qasemlu is situated in Semirom County, an area known for its mountainous terrain, particularly as part of the Zagros Mountain range in southwestern Isfahan Province. The village is an administrative unit under the governance of the Vardasht Rural District, which in turn is part of the Central District of Semirom County. Its geographical coordinates place it within the broader landscape characterized by agricultural activity and natural resources typical of the region.
Demographics
According to the 2016 national census conducted by the Statistical Center of Iran, the village of Qasemlu had a population of 128 inhabitants residing in 41 households. Like many rural communities in Iran, its population can fluctuate due to factors such as migration, birth rates, and economic opportunities.
Economy and Lifestyle
The economy of Qasemlu, typical of many rural villages in Semirom County, primarily revolves around agriculture, horticulture, and animal husbandry. The specific crops and livestock depend on the local climate and soil conditions. Residents often engage in traditional farming practices, contributing to the local food supply and economy.