The Iranian border refers to the international boundaries that define the territory of Iran. It shares borders with several countries, including Iraq to the west, Turkey to the northwest, Armenia to the north, Azerbaijan to the north, and Afghanistan and Pakistan to the east. The total length of Iran's borders is approximately 5,440 kilometers. The Iranian border is significant for trade, security, and cultural exchange. It features various geographical landscapes, including mountains, deserts, and rivers. The border regions are often areas of strategic importance, influencing Iran's relationships with its neighboring countries and impacting regional stability.