Iran - TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS

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Roads: In 1984 a total of 136,381 kilometers of roads, of which 41 percent paved of paved roads 16,551 kilometers of main roads and 34,838 kilometers of secondary roads.

Railroads: About 4,700 kilometers of railroads in 1987, including newly electrified track in north between Tabriz and Jolfa for Soviet imports also rail connection with Turkey.

Pipelines: About 5,900 kilometers for crude oil 3,900 kilometers for refined products 3,300 kilometers for natural gas in 1987 some possibly inoperable as result of war damage.

Airports: In 1987 three international airports: Tehran, Abadan, and Esfahan. Other airports being expanded and construction for new ones planned.

Communications: In 1986 about 1.5 million telephones 3,000 out of 70,000 rural communities had telephones in 1987 compared with 300 in 1979. Further telephone expansion planned. Additional microwave links opened between Tehran, Ankara, and Karachi in early 1980s.

Data as of December 1987


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