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Jomhuri is officially known as Jomhuri Islami Avenue which means Islamic republic. Located in the city centre Jomhuri Avenue is one of Tehran's commercial centres for electronic equipment e.g. Computer and mobile telephones. Its also the place where the Tehrans younsters hang out, talk and flirt during the evenings in lack off dancings or cafes.

From East to West

Baharestan Square
Mostafa Khomeini Street
Ekbatan Street

Mokhberoddowleh
Saadi Street
Lalezar Street
Fredowsi Street
Mirza Kouchak Khan Street
Si-ye Tir
Hafez Street
Valiasr Street
Felestin Street
Abureyhan Street
Keshvardust Street
Daneshgah Street
Fakhre Razi Street
12 Farvardin Street
Ordibehesht Street
Kargar Street
Jamalzadeh Street
Nowfallah Street
Piruz Street
Kaveh Street
Golshan Street
Bastan Street
Eskandari Street

Jomhuri Square
Navvab Expressway
Roudaki Street
From West to East


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