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S Y R I A R E F U G E E R E S P O N S E LEBANON. DISTRIBUTION OF THE REGISTERED SYRIAN REFUGEES AT THE CADASTRAL LEVEL S O U T H L E B A N O N A N D N A B AT I Y E H G O V E R N O R AT E S ( M O H A FA Z A ) . J U LY 2 0 1 3 N " 0 ' El Hermel 5 4 ° 3 3 ´ Midane Jezzine Benouati Jezzine Ghabbatiyé N Btedine El-Leqch " 0 ' AAbra Saida 6 3 Bhannine ° A'ain El-Mir (El Establ) Homsiyé 3 3 Saida El-Oustani Majdelyoun Mazraat El-Mathane Bébé Jensnaya Aaray Choualiq Jezzine Harf Jezzine Bramiyé Bqosta Mrah El-Hbasse 8 15 11 Qabaa Jezzine 179 398 Bisri 6 Hlaliyé Saida Qtalé 23 Deir El Qattine 724 Anane14 Haret Saida 5829 434 65Karkha Anane 5 Wadi Jezzine Aazour 2 Saida El-Qadimeh 71 14 27 6 Bkassine Dahr Ed-Deir Saida Ed-Dekermane 672 225 5 9 5 Hidab 3 61 Miyé ou Miyé 94 14 Sfaray Roum 220 Lebaa Maknounet Jezzine Darb Es-Sim 923 Kfar 16 Qaytoulé Qraiyeh 10 35 Falous Saydoun Zaghdraiya 207 9 7 Maghdouché 111 Rimat Haytoura Mharbiyé 48 El-Laymoun Roummanet Erkay Hassaniyé Berti 351 Tanbourit Mjaydel Haytoulé Mazraat Er-Rouhbane Maamriyé 55 7 Sanaya 293 Mtayriyé 17 10 Jezzine Mazraat El-Houssainiyé 3439 Sfenta Zhilta Kfar Hatta Kfar Melki Ghaziyé Qennarit Zeita Jabal Mazraat 'Mseileh Aanqoun 202 326 Bouslaya 78 20 237 Kfar Toura Najjariyé Beit 5 Aaqtanit 51 Kfar Chellal Kfar Houné Khirbet El-Bassal 5 148 26 Tabbaya Jbaa 19 Saida Jernaya6 Aadoussiyé Bnaafoul70 Aarab 227 97 51 Kfarfila Ej-Jall 91 Aain Bou Souar Bissariyé 28 Houmine 70 Mlikh 339 Et-Tahta El-Khreibé 3 Jezzine Mazraat 'Snaiber Khzaiz Louayzet Jezzine Haouch Hajjé 5 27Roumine Aain Qana Erkay Sarba El-Qinnaabé Sarafand Merouaniyé 120 21 Mazraat Daraya N 2706 123 28 26 7 Aaramta " 0 Qaaqaiyet Es-Snaoubar ' Aazzi 7 1459 6 37 Mazraat 2 ° Houmine 28 3 Khirbet Ed-Douair Saida Tebna 3 Bfaroué Hmailé El-Faouqa Jarjouaa Rihane Jezzine Kfayr Ez-Zait 404 Qatrani Meimes 3 Saksakiyé 11 8 161 113 46 Zefta 96 Daoudiyé 234 Teffahta 22 74 Qrouh 8 467 El-Bayad Séjoud Srayri Loubié 98 12 Khallet Nmairiyé Deir Ez-Zahrani Aarab Salim Zighrine Chbail Dellafé 125 Khazen Ghassaniyé 140 Insariyé Babliyé 129 31 526 Mazraat Deir Taqla 330 Kaoutariyet Es-Siyad Habbouch 35 Louayziyé 170 662 Bourghos Hasbaiya Na73 batiyeh Mazraat Oussamiyat Khartoum28 El-Aarqoub Aaychiyé 50 Charqiyé Kfour En-Nabatieh Aain Qinia Khalouet Hasbaiya Mazraat Sari Toul Kfarjaouz 1159 Ouardiyé Kaoukaba 6 Bsaffour 608 43 Kfar Roummane Ouazaiyeh Mazraat El-Mhaydalé 6 Mazraat Sinai 16 Chouaya 3 9 Jarmaq 13 3 5 Chalbaal Mazraat Kaoutariyet Er-Riz 16 Mahmoudiyeh Blat Aain Jarfa Aadloun Hartiyé Douair Nabatieh Et-Tahta Abou Qamha Ansar 1074 37 Mazraat Kfar Beda 460 585 495 1359 Harouf Dmoul 277 Demachqiyé Dibbine 59 Mazraat Jamjim 3 Fardis Hasbaiya Hebbariyé Jibchit Zibdine Aali Et-Taher Boueyda 173 Mazraat El Yahoudiyeh Aabba 812 Nabatiyeh El-Faouka 8 Ibl Es-Saqi 211 42 Qalaat El-Meis 592 99 518 Choukine Kfar TibnitMazraat Tamra Marjaayoun Rachaiya El-Foukhar Chebaa 1000 Mzaraat El-Ouasta Khayayeb Saida 299 394 Mazraat Doumiat 245 Ech-Chqif Kfar Djal Zrariyé 468 Braiqeaa 110 Matariyet Ech-Choumar 140 109 Kfar Hamam Mayfadoun 20 15 Qsaibeh 63 323 Qaaqaaiyet Ej-Jisr Qlaiaa Khreibet Jazira Arzai Hamra 88 206 Zaoutar 4 Arnoun Sir El-Gharbiyé Zaoutar 332 Aain Abou Abdallah El-Gharbiyeh Meri 253 216 327 Ech-Charqiyeh Kfar Chouba Kfar Sir 40 Khiyam Marjaayoun 11 23 Borj Rahhal Bedias Halloussiyé 90 Yohmor 33 218 53 41 Tayr Falsay 87 N Hasbaya " Mheilib Deir Qanoun 21 0 Marnba ' 4 Deir 8 Chehour Aalmane Aain Aarab 1 285 En-Nahr Tayr ° 31 Mimas Mazraat 3 72 Froun 6 3 Semhat Houra 944 67Toura 38 Deir Siriane 20 Sarada 23 Majidiyé Hasbaiya Aabbassiyet Sour Jennata Bestiyat 43 Maaroub 10 Arzoun Srifa Taybet Tayr Debbé 303 46 291 Touayri Salaiyeb Derdaghaiya Aadchit 148 Sour 329 Ghandouriyeh 198 Aamra Chebaa Farms Maaraké 620 Barich 107 14 Niha El-Qoussair Sour Neftakhiyé 40 Qantara Kfar Kila 7 4126 Borj Borj Ech-Chemali Bafliyé 11 Yanouh Deir Kifa Qalaouiyé Rabb 770 130 Selaa 40 29 40 Borj El-Moulouk 1502 Bazouriyé Debaal Touline Qabrikha Et-Tlatine 90 Qalaouiyé 216 15 Ouadi Jilo 233 Chehabiyé 20 35 28 62 Aadaysseh 14 Jouaiya 324 Aain Baal 418 Khirbet Saouanet Markaba Bany haiyane Majdel2 Selm 60 53 Batoulay 68 Aaytit 323 Kfar Dounine Talloussa Hanaouay 150 233 Majdel Selm Mazraat Mechref 155 Deir Ntar 174 233 30 90 Deir Qanoun El-Aain Qana Jmaijmé Marjaayoun Biyad Soultaniyeh 201 368 Kneisset Sour 6 12 Houla 38 Rmadiyé 68 Chaaitiyé 301 Safad Al-Battikh Qlailé Sour 289 183 158 Sadiqine 63 Henniyé 62 941 Recheknanay Tibnine 501 6 Baraachit Aaiyé Chaqra Deir Aames Haris 133 Mansouri Aaita Ej-Jabal 213 21 Aaziyé 17 181 97 13 Meiss Ej-Jabal 131 Kafra Bant Jbayl Jbal El-Botm Haddatha Beit Yahoun Iskandarouna Sour Srobbine N " 109 128 51 0 ' 74 25 9 158 ° Zebqine Yater Mhaibib 3 Chamaa Majdelzoun 27 3 Kounine 13 Rachaf Tiri Tayr Harfa 18 9 Hamoul Chihine 30 Blida 40 42 Jibbayn Aaynata 6 Salhani Beit Lif Jijim 36 94 Debl Bint Jbeil Qaouzah Bent Jbayl Dhayra Merouahine 51 32 408 Aaintaroun Borj En-Naqoura Aalma Ech-Chaab 83 29 38 53 Hanine 11 Aain Ibl Maroun Er-Ras Boustane Aayta Ech-Chaab 90 24 48 45 Yarine Yaroun Btaychiyé Mazraat Ez-Zalloutiyeh 87 Abou Chech Rmaich Ramyet Bent Jbayl Qatmoun 35°6'0"E 35°15'0"E 35°24'0"E 35°33'0"E 35°42'0"E Legend Notes Key Map No. of Registered Syrian Refugees at the Cadastral Level The boundaries, names and designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement of the United Nations. All data used are the best 0 available at the time of map production. 1 - 100 Data Sources: 101 - 500 - Lebanese Border, Caza and Cadastral Boundaries: NPMPLT 2005. 501 - 1000 - Geographic Projection WGS 1984 1001 - 3000 Registered Refugees Figures by UNHCR as of 11 July 2013. 3001 - 6000 For more information contact Salam Shahin, [email protected] Cadastral Boundary GIS and Mapping by UNHCR. For Information and updates Caza contact Rodolphe Ghossoub: [email protected] The No. indicates the registered refugees at the cadastral level NPMPLT: National Physical Master Plan for the Lebanese Territory 0 5 10 KM.
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