Analysis spatial the overlap zoning of poverty and worn-out urban texture in the suburbs of Tehran

Urban poverty has become a challenge in the metropolitan periphery area. Shahriar is one of the most immigrant centers in Tehran province. Its population has risen from 7,207 in 1966 to 25,6,730 in 2011. Accordingly, the poverty zones in this city are revealed and the purpose of this article is to determine their location. The present study is an applied and descriptive-analytical method. The research results indicate a kind of polarization space in the Shahriyar city. So that a number of neighborhoods are in an unconventional and disadvantaged situation, including North and South Bradabad, Mohammadiyeh, Keresh, Farhang, Taleghani, Kohnz, Sink, Farzanegan, Northern Maryam, Edari Shahrak, East and West baghestan, Moin-ol-Molk, Bahar, Ali Sha'oz, South Shahzai, Dinara Abad and Southern Astaneh. At the same time, a number of neighborhoods are in a better position, including South Maryam, Southwest, North Shahshahi, Boostan, North Astana, Sadaf and Shahid. On the other hand, the neighborhoods of Amirabad (North and South Bradabad), Kershteh, Farhang and Kahnaz are known as the approved textures of Shahriar city. The area of worn-out tissue in Shahriar is 150 hectares, which according to the statistics of 1390, 46274 people live in it. Therefore, there is a complete overlap between the poor areas and the worn-out areas in Shahriar city.