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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Southern Syria: Population & Internally Displaced Persons! - 31 August! 2015 ! ! ! ! ! ! This map is created to facilitate Humanitarian Access and Preparedness only ! ! ! ! Haran Babella Sahnaya Hosh Elsultan! Qarhata ! Al'awameed Bqaasam !Bayad ! !Kawkab !Jdidet Elkhas !Mbarka Darwasheh Kherbet Elward ! ! Ghizlaniyyeh ! Legend !Kherbet Elsawda !Rimah !Najha !Ein Elshaara !Adleiyeh Khan Elshih! Residents vs IDP - July & August 2015 !Harjal Lebanon !Betima !Arna Qarmashiyeh !Tal Maskan Deir Khabiyeh ! !Kafr Hoor Manshiyet Khan! Elshih ! Hayajneh !Marana ! Darbal !Kisweh ! Mqeilibeh Hina ! Deir Elhajar ! Rural ! Bait 31,000 !Matahriyeh !Zahyeh !Tiba !Khan Dandun !Beit Saber Jan !Khyara DandunDamascus Ghizlaniyyeh !Bitariyeh !Bait Jan Hosh! Elnofur !Mazraet Beit Jin !Ein Elsoda !Maghar Elmir Kherbet Elsheyab Abu Qawooq ! Displacement in Dar’a and Qunaitra Governorates ! Kisweh August Returnees !Nofur Resident Population - July 2015 !Ein Elbeida !Sa'sa' !Maqrusa !Qleiah Hadar !!Hadar IDPs present since July 2015 !Deir Ali Majdal Total Population (August 2 015 ): 766,605 Shams ! Suhayta Additional IDPs in village due to August displacement ! Kanaker !Shaqhab Herfa! ! IDP Population (static since July): 313,530 Sa'sa' Suhayta ! !Durin Additional August IDPs: 17,700* Halas Shaqraniyeh ! ! Crossing points !Kammuneh !Jeb Elsafa !Morjana Tarnaja !Shokteliyeh Deir Maker Arkis Jbata Elkhashab ! ! ! ! 300 Zreiqa ! Bali Total current IDP population in August: 331,230 ] Border Crossing Closed ! Manshiyet Elsabil ! ! !Zbeidiyeh 1800 4000 Khan !Alqin Um Elawamid Masaada ! !Sweinmreh 500 Dinaji meaning that 43 % of the population are IDPs. ! Qara Maes ! 1500 Arnaba ! Kom Elwisseh - Marj Barghut Mankat! Elhatab ] Border Crossing Open Buq`ata ! ! Ofania !Saada ! 30 Bweidan 25 ! 2000 * The accumulated figures represent only population centers ! !Khan Arnaba Hbariyeh Ayoba Hamrit ! Barraq ] Border Crossing Sporadically Open ! ! Um! Elqosur Ghabagheb ! `Uyun ! 2000 where IDP statistics could be gathered with accuracy for al Hajal Ghabagheb ! `Ayn al !Baath !Maaret Elbeida ! Hawr ! Qutranah Jaba August in time for the mapping. Population centers covered ! ! Sakra !Hameidiyyeh ! Area of Influence !Eastern Samadaniyeh !Deir Eladas 700 Al Mamsurah are indicated on the map with pie-charts. Population centers ! Bab al Government Influence Al Mansurah !Western Samadaniyeh Hawa ! not included in Dar'a represent up to another 10,000 IDPs in ! !Tiha Kafr Nassij Deir Elbakht ! ! Mothabin !Mashara ! ! Quneitra Masmiyyeh Big Sura 600 ! ! August 2015. Opposition Influence ! Um Batna Sharae Masmiyyeh ! 400 !Mal ! 4000 600 Kafr Shams ! `Ayn ! 1000 ! Contested areas Ziwan 3500 Shaara ! ! Momtaneh !Qahtaniyeh Kalidiyeh Taf ! Jbab ! Al Qahtaniyah 30 ! ! 4000 Hazm ! Aqraba ! ! 200 ! ! ! 1000 Communities Nabe Elsakher 800 Rweheineh !Nothern Esheib ! Little ! ! 1900 5000 Um Hartein Quneitra! ! Al Ghassaniyah 500 2500 Sura Transport Network Hara !Northern Karim Quneitra Mumisiyah Bir Ajam !As-Sanamayn Khalkhaleh ! ! ! Kom Elbasha !Qayta Khuwaykhah 200 Jidya Bsir Dalhamiyah ! 300 28000 ! ! Main roads ! 4500 ! !Zamrin !Western Karim ! Kawas! 150 5000 ! `Ayn Kawas ! ! `Ashiyah Breiqa Thakir `Ayn Eib ! Other roads ! 50 Samlin As-Sanamayn Wardah ! ! ! Al Juway zah ! ! 1000 4050 Hosh Hammad! Little Sura Hijeh ! ! 2000 Nimer Ar Rashaniyah ! ! 2000 Radimeh Ellewa Boundary Lines Kodneh 500 Ankhal ! Manshiyet Sweisa ! 12000 !Salmiyeh ! 11000 !Khebab Jisri ! 2500 ! 1500 8000 Fazarah Qanniyeh !Qasr International Boundary ! ! Matleh ! 1000 2000 !Kalidiyeh 1000 Ein Eltineh !Haqf ! 800 Al Khushniyah ! ! 900 ! 1300 Jasim Al Khushniyah ! 200 ! Sweisa Lahetheh Al-Khashniyyeh 700 Tabneh ! Governorate (Mohafaza) Al! Birah 4000 44000 ! ! Asbah Qseibeh ! Zabayer Al M uthanna 1000 200 ! 800 5000 ! Jadal ! 1800 Rweisat Esheh 26000 ! 1400 100 200 400 ! 2200 Deir Dama District (Mantika) Qusbiyah Fahham ! 50 Mjeidel 500 ! ! ! 1000 Jasim !Sur 100 ! 600 1600 Rafid ! Qarqas !Taala Al Faraj 150 Mahjeh 100 Shaqa Sub-District (Nahya) ! ! 4000 1000 ! ! 19000 Dama !Bothaina Tannuriyah 2700 Qirata ! !Waqm ! Mtuna 2800 8000 ! ! Al Butmiyah 350 !Faqie 850 !Smeid ! 2800 Nasriyeh 50 UNDOF Administered Area Sabtah Asem Hayat ! Qunayr ! ! ! 4000 Hamer Najih ! 1000 Al Jukhadar 1000 ! ! ! ! 1400 700 !Jrein 800 !Kharsa !Sweimreh Ghadir Elbostan Barqa !Hit Al Mansurah ! Baghlah ! 300 Ariqa ! 4000 Bweir Maalaqa Sokkariyeh !Barek ! ! 800 1700 !Lebbin Majadel 4000 1600 Izra' ! ! ! 800 100 Shaqra 800 200 Nawa !Malzumeh Kurayz ! !Um Elzaytun 1000 !Wrad Jurmay a al Wawi Khirbat Eastern Basa Dali !Masikeh !Amra !Jneineh ! ! ! ! Al Bassah Khasfay n ! 1000 9000 ! Rdeimeh Ein Qadi !Shaqa ! ! 100 Bekar 2000 50000 Izra' Al Jurniyah ! !Ariqa 100 100 2000 41000 !Harran ! Sheiliyeh ! 100 11000 ! `Uyun Razaniyet Saida Sayda 12000 Ar Raz aniy ah ! ! ! Eastern Bekar Jabaliyeh Hadid 3500 ! Salakhed 370 ! Nawa ! 2200 !Araja Al Bujuriyah 30 500 ! 2700 ! 300 Jidya 1000 500 Sheikh ! Shahba Abu Hartein ! Khasfayn ! Tassil Tassil !Shahba !Duma ! Ein Thakar Miskine Najran Fiq Dweira ! Sheikh Saed ! Mseitriyeh 23500 Bisr Elharir Lweiheq ! 3000 ! 7500 Sheikh Miskine ! Breika ! ! 3500 ! !Tima 200 ! 500 1700 ! Mlihet Elatash 500 Qarrasa 100 Edwan 10000 ! Rima! Ellahf ! Mazra`at Nab Shabraq 2000 Taara ! 200 ! !Mardak !Um Dbeib 3000 ! 1500 ! Nemreh Jomleh 300 Qarfa 800 ! Kafr Nafeaa ! Dar'a Map Doc Name: SSyr_POP_and_IDPs_OJ150920_2 ! 2500 1000 al Ma' 800 ! 500 Mazra'a !Kafr Ellahaf Creation Date: 22/9/ 2015 ! 2700 Dor ! ! Tarba Hay tal 1500 Abtaa ! ! ! Nahta Projection/Datum: Geographic, WGS84 Namer !Majdal 6 Ash-Shajara 2500 Sahm El Golan 21500 ! Kassib Da'el ! Salim ! ! 4500 Samie ! 500 ! Um Riwaq Abdin 5500 Tafs 500 ! Arda Ash-Shajara ! ! 2250 1500 41000 !Mazraa - Sijn 450 800 10000 ! ! 2000 !Mafaala Maariya 50 4000 Eastern Maliha 11000 !Tiba 2000 Manshiyet !Ojeilat ! Jlein 0 5.5 11 km 500 Koya Beit Ara Hrak ! 4500 ! 6500 Western Rima Hazem 3000 Da'el Hrak 1500 ! Atil Gheida ! 3700 ! Sura ! ! As-Sweida 6000 ! Maliha! !Tira ´ 2500 1500 !Hit Alma 400 200 41000 ! 250 Qanawat! 2500 ! 4500 15000 Walgha Koya! ! ! Rami 2000 21000 3000 ! Al-Qusayr 3000 1600 Mashnaf! ! 1000 ! Map data source(s): 3500 Ajami! Kherbet Ghazala 500 500 ! 1500 Zayzun 300 Mzeireb The data for this map has a limited number of sources, including 1500 4000 800 Shrehi Mzeireb ! Mashnaf ! 500 parties to the conflict. The data has not been independently !Rikhim Dara 4000 19000 ! Kherbet As-Sweida Shabki Tal Shihab 9000 Thaala ! ! ! verified and is subject to error or omission, deliberate or ! 13000 Nahj !Sakaka Tabriyat! Ghazala 12000 ! 500 Western Ghariyeh otherwise by the various sources. Due to the fluidity of the ! Masad 400 ! 10000 Karak Saana Tal Shihab Bosan ! conflict, control status is likely to change. ! ! 11500 Eastern Ghariyeh ! 2300 !Aslaha ] 200 Yadudeh 9000 ! !Raha Tal Shihab ! 2900 4000 Um Walad !Rashideh 1000 !Atman ! 600 As-Sweida Kanaker Disclaimers: 200 500 ! Mseifra The boundaries and names shown and the designations used Sala Mseifra Rassas ! on this map do not imply official endorsment or acceptance by Sayda ! Neimeh 1000 !Sahwet Balata Dar'a the United Nations. ! 3500 500 ! ! 12000 !Kafr 500 13000 10000 1000 Kahil ! Jbib !Shaaf ! 58000 2500 ! Ora Mayamas 14000 5500 ! ! For Feedback Contact:([email protected]) Tleilin Sahwa !Habrab ! Sahwet Elkhodar Afineh ! 4000 ! Hreiseh ! Mjeimer ! Dar'a Um Elmayathen 500 ! 3500 !Abu Zreik Dar'a !Kherba ! 5000 ] 2500 Tal Elloz Ar Ramtha Tiba Jizeh ! 5000 10000 ! ! 5000 500 Nasib !Behem 12000 Moraba Hoya 7000 Ghasm ! Al-Hasakeh ! 8000 Jemrine 50 6000 ! 4500 ! Milh ! 5000 550 Aleppo 2000 !Qarayya 50 Ar-Raqqa !Qaysama 150 !Karbes Oyun Jizeh Busra Esh-Sham ! Qarayya !Sheab Idleb Jordan ] 18000 ] ! 5000 !Arman !Barad Milh Al Nasib Mneithreh ! Al Nasib ! Hama Mataeiyeh Busra Deir-ez-Zor ! Smad Salkhad Al Nasib 900 ! Tartous !Hota Jaber ! 1600 2100 Esh-Sham Baka 400 ! Syria Nada ! Homs 300 !Os !Um Shama !Rafqa Abu Katuleh ! 120 Simej Tahula ! Khazmeh ! 700 ! Damascus 100 !Thibeen Smaqiyat Salkhad ! 450 Rural Damascus !Mashquq !Um Elrumman Tisiya !Amtan ! Sama Elbardan 30 Thibeen ! Anz ! Dar'aAs-Sweida !Gharyeh Shannireh Gharyeh !.
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