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FF II CC SS SS Field Information and Elevation Capital Coordination Support Section (Above mean sea level) !! Main town or village 3,250 to 4,000 metres ((( Secondary town or village 2,500 to 3,250 metres Iraq Sources: International boundary 1,750 to 2,500 metres UNHCR, Global Insight digital mapping 1,000 to 1,750 metres © 1998 Europa Technologies Ltd. Main road 750 to 1,000 metres Secondary road 500 to 750 metres Railway 250 to 500 metres As of July 2011 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this 0 to 250 metres Below mean sea level map do not imply official endorsement Iraq_SimpleTopo_A3LC.WOR or acceptance by the United Nations. !! !! !! !! Viransehir !! Mardin Bonab !! Maraghen Sanliurfa !! !! !! Gaziantep !! Rasht !! Lahijan !! !! Kiziltepe !! !! !! Nusaybin !! !! Osmaniye !! !! Ceyhan !! Nizip !! Miandoab !! Dortyol Babol Sar !! !! Mahabad !! !! !! Kilis !! !! Zanjan !! !! Chalus !! Juy !! !! !! !! !! Kirikhan !! Amol !! Qa`e Aleppo !! !! !! Qazvin !! !! !! Reyhanli !! Takestan !! Bijar !! !! !! Idlib !! Ar Raqqah Karaj !! !! Estehard !! TEHRANTEHRAN !! Baba Gurgur !! !! !! SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC !! !! !! !! Dayr az Zawr !! Sanandaj !! HamaHamah !! !! Hamadan !! HimsHoms !! Qom !! Tikrit !! Trâblous Tripoli !! !! Tolafarush !! !! Kermanshah !! Malayer !! !! !! Bid Gol !! An Nabk !! !! Al Miqdadiyah Arak !! !! Borujerd !! Zahlah !! Al Khalis !! !! Ilam Khorramabad !! DAMASCUSDAMASCUS !! !! Al Habbaniyah !! Golpayegan !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! Ardestan !! BAGHDADBAGHDAD Al Fallujah BAGHDADBAGHDAD Aligudarz Al Kazimiyah !! Al Qunaytirah ISLAMIC REPUBLIC Esfahan !! As Suwayda OF IRAN !! !! !! Dar'a IRAQ !! !! !! Irbid Najafabad !! !! !! !! Shahr Kord !! !! Kut Al Hayy !! !! !! !! Qomsheh !! Ad Diwaniyah !! Borujen AMMANAMMAN Al Amarah !! Masjed Soleyman !! !! !! !! !! Izeh !! Madaba !! Turayf !! Izad Khavast !! !! Haftkel !! Semirom !! !! An Nabk !! As Samawah !! !! As Sulayb !! !! Ramhormoz !! Abadeh !! !! Suq ash Shuyukh !! !! Khalaf Abad !! Eqlid !! Aghajari !! Yasuj JORDAN !! Behbehan !! Khorramshahr !! SAUDI ARABIA !! !! !! Az Zubayr !! !! !! Al Uwayqilah !! Abadan !! Dow Gonbadan !! Nurabad Sakakah !! !! Marv P !! KUWAIT e Hoseynabad !! r Ganaveh !! !! s !! !! !! ia !! Dariy!! a n !! Tall-e Sar Kuh !! 00 100100 200200 G !! Al Jahra !! KUWAITKUWAIT CITYCITY u lf !! Borazjan !! !! !! !! !! !! kilometreskilometres Al Ahmadi !!!! Al Funnayhil Akbarabad Printed: 08 July 2011 [email protected].

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