Gomishan

Gomishan is a city located in Golestan Province in northern Iran. It is situated in the Gomishan County, which is part of the central district of the county. The city lies in a plain region near the Caspian Sea, and its economy is largely based on agriculture and fishing.

The region is known for its fertile land, with crops such as wheat, barley, and cotton being cultivated. The proximity to the Caspian Sea also makes fishing a significant economic activity, with various species of fish being caught. Gomishan has a diverse population, with various ethnic groups residing in the area.

Historically, Gomishan has been a part of the broader region of Golestan, which has seen influences from various cultures and empires throughout history. The area's strategic location has made it a point of interest for trade and settlement.

In recent times, Gomishan, like many other cities in Iran, has experienced growth and development. Efforts are often made to improve infrastructure and economic opportunities for its residents. The city serves as an administrative center for the surrounding rural areas, providing essential services and facilitating local governance. Its geographical setting near the Caspian Sea also contributes to its unique environmental characteristics and potential for tourism.