Masiri facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Masiri Persian: مصيرئ
City
Masiri Location in Iran
Country	Iran
Province	Fars
County	Rostam
District	Central
Population  (2016)
• Total	9,031
Time zone	UTC+3:30 (IRST)

Masiri (pronounced Mah-see-ree) is a city in Fars Province, Iran. It's a very important place because it serves as the main city, or "capital," for both the Central District and Rostam County. Think of it as the central hub where many important decisions for the area are made.

Masiri City: A Quick Look

Masiri is located in the Central District of Rostam County. This county is part of the larger Fars Province in Iran. Masiri also acts as the administrative center for a nearby area called Rostam-e Yek Rural District. This means it's a key spot for local government and services.

How Many People Live Here?

The number of people living in Masiri has grown quite a bit over the years! Governments often count their populations to understand how communities are changing. This count is called a census.

Population Changes Over Time

• In 2006, a big count called the National Census happened. At that time, Masiri had 5,365 people living in 1,178 homes. Back then, Masiri was part of a different area called Mamasani County.
• By 2011, another census showed that Masiri's population had grown to 5,830 people. They lived in 1,488 homes. Around this time, Rostam County became its own separate area, and Masiri became its capital.
• The most recent census in 2016 counted even more people! Masiri's population reached 9,031 people, living in 2,592 homes. This shows that Masiri is a growing city!