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Percent of 2011 Population Registered As Refugees in Jordan (From March 1, 2011 to December 3, 2012) DA'RA COMMUNITIES: Percent of 2011 population registered as refugees in Jordan (from March 1, 2011 to December 3, 2012) Kafr H oor Manshiyet Khan Elshih Deir Khabiyeh 4200 1467 3925 Mq eilibeh 1068 1506 Hayajneh Darbal 3689 2677 5427 Marana Kisweh 10153 Legend 2556 Hina 6266 54218 Deir Elhajar 1901 1652 Zahyeh Tiba Khan Dandu n Matah riyeh 1450 Beit Saber 23148 5001 10888 Lebanon 3769 Mazraet Beit Jin Ein Elsoda 4548 Bitariyeh .! Governorate capital Bait Jan Abu Qawooq Hosh Elnofu r 3551 Maghar Elmir Kherb et Elsheyab 3775 6329 453 1009 734 805 984 Nofur Refugee camp (operational) Qleiah Ein Elbeida Maqru sa Sa'sa' 1501 12408 1562 Hadar 553 665 Deir AliRural Damascus District 6510 5450 Crossing point Herfa Kanaker Shaqhab 2947 17405 314 Primary Route Durin 0 Halas 936 0 Shaqraniyeh Secondary Route 378 Arkis Kammuneh 345 Quneitra District Shokteliyeh Deir Maker Jeb Elsafa Mo rjana Jbata Elkhash ab Tarnaja Manshiyet Elsabil 0 897 3118 697 0 1413 967 4027 1394 21 0 934 Zbeidiyeh Bali 0 4718 Alqin Swein mreh 1185 Qara 1124 282 689 Duma District Dinaji 2134 312 Kom Elwisseh - Marj Barghut Maes 0 172 1164 Mankat Elhatab Ofania 897 Saada 0 4402 Qatana District 1203 1141 578 Bweidan Khan Arnaba 34 0 873 Ayoba Hamrit Hbariyeh Um Elqosur 0 9962 887 Ghabag heb Barraq 674 920 536 Baath 14370 0 Maaret Elbeida867 District 2011 Governorate Hameidiyyeh 2084 0 Refugees Jaba 0 153 Name Population Percent 7134 Deir Eladas Sakra 1679 858 166 3985 Western Samadaniyeh 0 0 0 0 Tiha Kafr N assij Deir Elbakht As-Sanamayn 203,815 430 1.3% 496 Mashara Mo thabin 0 Shahba District 4033 3145 2899 6552 2863 Masmiyyeh Big Sura Quneitra 0 Sharae 0 Um Batna Mal 1824 1045 Quneitra Governorate 207 0 2168 1776 Kafr Shams 7 1 1633 1 Qahtaniyeh 808 Mo mtaneh 0 15141 Jbab Shaara Taf Izra' 512,256 8,835 26.1% 896 1847 Hazm Aqrab a 9374 2179 124 5373 1014 Nothern Esheib Rweheineh Nabe Elsakher As Sanamayn District 1491 1578 8337 8 Um Hartein 0 678 0 As-Sanamayn Northern Karim Khalkhaleh Jid ya 0 Qayta 0 5 245 2679 72.6% Kom Elbasha 0 Zamrin 3895 31983 Bsir 0 Dar'a 299,583 24,650 Bir Ajam 917 Hara 1781 1756 Western Karim 477 20908 2494 4 1124 Thakir 0 Breiqa Samlin Eib 613 501 Little Sura 3060 1176 384 1792 Hijeh 0 333 4 1289 Nimer Ankhal 0 Khebab 0 1182 Salmiyeh Kodneh 9669 Kalidiyeh Qasr Total 33,915 38059 Qanniyeh 4114 0 Jisri 259 2508 392 Matleh Haqf 628 Ein Eltineh 8835 12 656 1107 537 21 688 Lahetheh 3128 933 Tabneh Jasim Zabayer 0 2628 Percent of 2011 population registered Asbah 1549 0 0 Esheh Qseibeh 38577 4 Rweisat 513 61 573 Jadal 2679 142 Deir Dama as refugees in jordan 153 2054 Mjeidel 1836 634 21 1125 Taala Rafid Qarqas 12 Mahjeh 728 1086 216 Bothain a Qirata Dama Waqm Mtuna 0% 3057 3358 Faqie 12154 2125 Smeid 1360 1 830 507 1614 1275 26 1008 Hayat Syrian Arab Republic Nasriyeh 15 Asem 0 Najih 1389 2648 4 Hamer 1000 Jrein Kharsa Sweimreh 1% - 6% Barqa 734 Bweir 599 Hit Ghadir Elbostan 524 Lebbin 646 416 774 Barek Maalaqa 0 1440 Majadel 2199 Sokkariyeh Shaqra 0 1011 Number of refugees Syrian Arab Republic 114 0 868 1 2044 2164 2567 1185 Um Elzaytun Wrad 0 7% - 17% Eastern Basa - Ein Qadi 35 Dali 593626 Masikeh 2260 Amra Jneineh 304 1997 Shaqa 3048 Rdeimeh 704 49 Nawa 1548 1955 Ariqa 6043 1524 Bekar 0 Harran Razaniyet Saida 57307 Sheiliyeh 272 1799 4486 1014 43 Sayda 0 734 Izra' Salakhed 18% - 40% 2587 Jabaliyeh Araja 1169 23326 Jid ya 1122 872 Abu Hartein 0 0 1619 Ein Thakar 177 14 Najran Shahba Duma Mseitriyeh 392 2485 511 209 Dweira 16136 1857 2011 population 0 0 0 Sheikh Saed 141 1122 3491 Tassil Izra' District Bisr Elharir Breika Shabraq 18 Rima Ellahf Tima 41% - 100% 319 36 4107 Sheikh Miskine Mlihet Elatash 16212 Taara Qarrasa 1246 Um Dbeib 152 553 19463 946 Edwan 29291 15 754 Mardak Nemreh 2 1024 2274 Al Fiq District Qarfa 3835 3415 910 Jomleh 19 3028 5169 5948 2333 Nafeaa Kafr Ellahaf 5 Dor Majdal 6 3255 967 13 1624 Tarba 415 Namer 1668 2641 66 Abtaa Nahta Salim 1019 Abdin 1770 3052 Samie 4086 As-Sweida District Sahm El Golan 17391 9484 2515 0 121 1296 1531 8002 943 Mazraa - Sijn Maariya 9 Arda Ash-Shajara 2899 Mafaala 5 Tiba Manshiyet Koya 587 7996 29 3007 2360 4923 Ojeilat 2 333 1938 9 Eastern Maliha Rima Hazem 1943 ± 1319 933 7 Beit Ara Jlein Da'el Alma 1207 2932 Tira Atil Gheida 1 cm = 7 km 2097 1 Hit 165 Walgha 1922 Qanawat Rami 2287 5281 976 35807 1670 Sura Hrak 6641 599 4953 Mashnaf 455 4817 7667 9833 2466 Al-Qusayr Ajami Tafs 4896 25277 1751 1692 821 Kherb et Ghazala 3049 2004 39250 0 19773 Shrehi Zayzun 0 Turkey 298 Rikh im Dara 1116 2354 666 1468 As-Sweida Shabki 0 Tabriyat Nahj Mzeireb Sakaka Thaala Al Hayt 0 0 5397 86987 892 Tal Shihab 15390 Saham 522 823 1239 300 Masad 1226 Western Ghariyeh 6203 11482 5416 Saana 194 Karak Aslaha Bosan Kafr Sawm 165 2184 1573 351 11913 Eastern Ghariyeh 12797 509 426 Malka 7152 Yadudeh Raha 10918 Atman 14544 Um Walad 6746 Rashideh 6856 Kanaker Syria Tal Shihab 10872 9189 940 Kharja 503 Umm Qays 5498 Sala 4294 Ash Shajarah 841 Rassas At Turrah 107 79 2104 Iraq 11243 3936 Sahwet Balata 14619 Neimeh Sayda Mseifra 3127 Kafr Lebanon 3858 9098 13655 141 12743 Jbib 8810 Shaaf Dar'a Kahil 299 Ora Mayamas 1047 119285 4539 7248 2983 Dar'a Governorate 179 Habrab Sahwet Elkhodar Tleilin 533 Kafr Asad Sahwa Afineh 3740 Hreiseh Jordan Mjeimer 2390 4282 8203 57 4809 1526 Um Elmayathen Kherb a 3244 Abu Zreik Tal Ello z 774 686 605 4163 314 Samma Qumaym 760 Zahar Sal Tiba Jizeh 8926 5111 6896 Behem 4150 Ar RamthaRamtha 315 9703 17898 Irbid 122 464 10 600 Hoya 74901 Nasib 3618 Document Name: DAR'A INDIVIDUALS 2012 12 03 307480 Ghasm Mo raba Jemrine Waqqas At Tayyibah 7038 Qarayya 4464 10944 1218 5678 12615 8019 Karbes Qaysama Date:12/4/2012 Oyun 962 731 1391 Sheab 631 Sources: UNHCR Jordan, Refugee data Bayt Yafa Busra Esh-Sham 476 7788 23966 Arman from March 1, 2011 to Irbid Governorate Irbid Aydun King Abdullah Park Barad Mn eithreh Milh 18376 143 245 6774 5154 Dayr Yusuf Al Naseeb 3 1344 942069 Mataeiyeh Salkhad December 3, 2012 3329 Smad Hota 6223 Baka 10814 1 3772 1031 Notes: 2011 population was Tibnah Nada 3028 Salkhad District 5229 707 Os 385 Dar'a District projected from 2003 census Rafqa 364 Abu Katu leh 119 0 The designations employed and the presentation Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Tiba Tahula 93 Simej Khazmeh Al Hamra' 340 Bayt Idis Kitim 7 172 Thibeen 337 of material on this map do not imply the 6211 4723 5292 Smaqiyat 3026 Mashquq 622 Um Elrumman expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part 0 1532Sama Elbardan Amtan Kafr Abil Tisiya 2097 2947 6333 Judayta 32 of the Secretariat of the United Nations Al Mafraq Governorate Anz 1531 12069 Gharyeh 1302 concerning the legal status of any country,territory Balila 4498 5206 Shannireh or area or of its authorities, or concerning 787 Ajloun Governorate Sakhrah the delimitation of its frontiers or 10616 Jarash Governorate boundaries..
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