Bazargan Border Crossing is one of Iran’s most important overland trade gateways because it links West Azerbaijan to Turkey and, by extension, European-facing road freight corridors. In the Hormuz Graph, it connects customs activity, trucking, warehousing, export-import flows, transit services, and supply chains moving between Iran, Turkey, the Caucasus-adjacent economy, and wider Eurasian markets. Its value is corridor-specific: it is a critical checkpoint for companies whose Iran exposure depends on road freight, border clearance, and access to western markets.