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Evaluating and Ranking Degree of Development in the counties of Kurdistan Province by Using Morris Quantitative Indicator Original Article, D15 Feizi Z, Hosseinpour M. Journal. Civil Eng. Urban. 4(2): 93-97. 2014 ABSTRACT: Due to the necessity of integrated regional development, dependency analysis of human settlements in the level of areas is considered to be the main part of the planning. The optimum distribution of the population and distribution of economic and social development process is the ultimate goal of regional systems analysis. Thereby, reducing the exclusion and inequality due to having economic and political consequences is of great importance which needs special attention. In fact, achieving comprehensive development and progress in the future requires getting knowledge of the position of regions and various areas. In these regards, applying criteria and quantitative methods in order to classify settlements in the spatial system of regions leads to the identification of degree of inequality in settlement points and also providing criteria for effort in reducing and elimination of existing inequality among them. The main objective of this study was to determining (ranking) the level of development of Kurdistan province, based on various economic, educational, cultural, health and infrastructure indicators. To achieve the desired objectives of this study, the method of Morris quantitative index, which is one of the common methods for the determination of the degree of development in areas, was utilized. In this study, the required statistics and information collected through documents were obtained by referring to the relevant organizations (Plan and Budget Organization.), Statistical Yearbooks and libraries. The results of this research indicate that Bijar and Sanandaj Counties are in the first and second ranks and other counties are in the following ranks. Keywords: Development, Kurdistan, Morris Index. منبع: [Hidden Content] دانلود: [Hidden Content].,%204%20(2)%2093-97,%202014.pdf J. Civil Eng. Urban., 4 (2) 93-97, 2014.pdf