Qayumabad (Persian: قيوم اباد) is a village located in the Sarcheshmeh Rural District, within the Central District of Shirvan County, North Khorasan Province, Iran.
- Geography and Administration: Situated in the northeastern part of Iran, Qayumabad is part of North Khorasan Province, an administrative division known for its diverse landscapes, including mountainous regions and agricultural plains. Shirvan County is one of the larger counties in the province.
- Demographics: According to the 2006 Iranian national census, Qayumabad had a population of 188 individuals, residing in 44 families. Population figures can fluctuate with subsequent censuses and rural-urban migration patterns.
- Economy and Lifestyle: The economy of Qayumabad, typical of many rural Iranian villages, is primarily agrarian. Residents are often engaged in farming, cultivation of various crops, and animal husbandry. The lifestyle is generally traditional, reflecting the agricultural rhythms of the region.
- Etymology: The suffix "-abad" is a common Persian and Urdu word meaning "cultivated place," "settlement," or "city." It is frequently appended to the name of a person (in this case, likely "Qayum" or "Qayyum") to indicate the founder, a significant historical figure, or a prominent family associated with the establishment or development of the settlement.