Ramsar

Iran
Ramsar, Iran
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A Caspian Sea town in Iran's Mazandaran province, Ramsar sits directly on the water with the Alborz mountains rising to the south, giving it a narrow coastal setting between sea and peaks. It serves as the capital of Ramsar County in northern Iran, with the wider region home to UNESCO World Heritage sites.

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  • Population35,997
  • Nearest water from center 0.7 km0.4 mi
  • Nearest mountain from center 2.9 km1.8 mi
Climate · monthly averages
J
5°40°
180mm7.0in
F
5°40°
150mm5.9in
M
7°45°
135mm5.3in
A
12°53°
110mm4.4in
M
16°61°
90mm3.6in
J
20°68°
90mm3.5in
J
22°72°
85mm3.4in
A
22°72°
105mm4.1in
S
20°67°
215mm8.4in
O
16°60°
290mm11.5in
N
11°51°
265mm10.5in
D
7°44°
200mm7.9in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗
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Ramsar: quick answers

Where is Ramsar?

Ramsar is in Iran, about 92 km57 miles in a straight line from Qazvin.

How do you get to Ramsar?

The nearest airport is Ramsar (RZR), about 11 min away by road.

What's the weather like in Ramsar?

The warmest month is August, averaging 22°C72°F across day and night; the coolest is February, at 5°C40°F. The wettest month is October, with about 292 mm11.5 in of precipitation. (Monthly averages, 1991–2020.)

What's in Ramsar?

OpenStreetMap lists 3 museums, 2 restaurants, 4 cafés and 3 places of worship within 2 km of the centre.