The northwestern province of the Islamic Republic of Iran, West Azarbaijan, lies between 35 degrees 58 minutes to 39 degrees 46 minutes north latitude and 44 degrees 3 minutes 47 degrees 23 minutes east of temperate, semi-arid and semi-humid. The damp currents of the Atlantic and Mediterranean are. The province has over 3 million people, excluding Lake Urmia, with an area of 37411 square kilometers.
West Azarbaijan has a common water and soil border with three foreign countries: Azarbaijan, Turkey and Iraq. It is located just a few kilometers from the fourth country, Armenia, and in this respect it is the most unique province of Iran. With about 2.3% of the country's soil, about 16% of Iran's land borders with neighboring countries.
This picturesque province, backed by vast and long-standing historical and peoples of different religions, religions, and ethnicities, including Shiites, Sunnis, Turks, Kurds, Assyrians, and Armenians as a symbol of peaceful coexistence and coexistence in the world, based on the latest state divisions in 1994, It has 17 counties, 40 districts, 43 towns and 4485 towns.