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Bandar Abbas

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Bandar Abbas , city (1991 pop. 249,504), S Iran, on the Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Persian Gulf. A port of strategic and commercial importance, it is the focal point of the trade routes of S Iran. It was long noted for its trade with India. The town has food processing, textile, and oil refining industries; cotton, rugs, nuts, and dates are exported. Early in the 16th cent. the Portuguese established themselves in the region, seizing the islands in the strait and using the town, which they fortified and called Gamru, as a mainland port. Shah Abbas I recaptured (c.1615) the town and later... Read more
Bandar Abbas
Bandar Abbas (Bandar‐e 'Abbās), Iran Cormosa, Djarun/Gamru/Gombroon/Gāmerūn ‘Port of Abbas’ from the personal name and bandar . It was developed by, and named after, 'Abbās I the... Read more
Abbas I
(Abbas the Great) äbäs´, ăbäs´, ăb´es , 1557-1629, shah of Persia (1587-16...took (1622) Hormoz from the Portuguese and founded what is now the port of Bandar Abbas . He broke the power of the tribal chiefs and established the Shahsavan... Read more

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