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How is Isfahan connected by road and rail to other Iranian cities?

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Isfahan, Iran: Masjed-e Emām (“Imam Mosque”) — Isfahan Masjed-e Emām (“Imam Mosque”), Isfahan, Iran.

Isfahan is a significant transportation hub in Iran, well-integrated into the country's national infrastructure through both road and rail networks.1

Road Connectivity

The city is situated on a major north-south highway that connects Tehran to Shiraz and the Persian Gulf. Additionally, Isfahan serves as a key junction for travel to the east and southeast, with road links extending to Yazd, Kerman, and Zahedan, providing a route toward Pakistan.1

Rail Connectivity

Isfahan is connected to other major Iranian cities by rail, facilitating the movement of passengers and goods across the country.1