Bushehr Province

Bushehr Province is a province in southwestern Iran along the Persian Gulf, with Bushehr as its capital. Its coastline hosts major ports and Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant.

Bushehr: Bushehr is a port city on Iran’s Persian Gulf coast and the capital of Bushehr Province. The provincial capital anchors government, commerce, and transport along the coast.
Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant: Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant is Iran’s operating nuclear power station on the Persian Gulf coast near Bushehr. The plant is the province’s most prominent nuclear-energy facility.
Liyan: Liyan was an ancient Elamite city near modern Bushehr on the Persian Gulf. Its archaeological remains show that the coast has supported urban life since antiquity.
Siraf: Siraf is a historic port settlement on the Persian Gulf coast in Bushehr Province. Its archaeological remains preserve evidence of the region’s medieval maritime trade.
Persian Gulf: The Persian Gulf is a shallow sea between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula, connected to the Gulf of Oman by the Strait of Hormuz. The gulf defines the province’s southern and western maritime boundary.
South Pars: South Pars is a vast natural-gas field beneath the Persian Gulf, shared by Iran and Qatar. Iran’s portion is developed from processing and industrial sites in the province.
Elam: Elam was an ancient civilization centered in southwestern Iran, flourishing from the third millennium BCE into the first millennium BCE. Elamite sites near Bushehr link the province to one of Iran’s earliest states.
Kharg Island: Kharg Island is an Iranian island in the Persian Gulf, off the coast of Bushehr Province. The island hosts Iran’s principal crude-oil export terminal.
Persian Gulf coastline: The Persian Gulf coastline is the shore bordering the gulf across Iran and the Arabian Peninsula. Bushehr Province’s long shoreline shapes settlement, ports, and livelihoods.
Asaluyeh: Asaluyeh is a coastal town in Bushehr Province and a major center for Iran’s South Pars gas industry. Its industrial zone concentrates gas processing on the provincial coast.

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