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Majority Influence and Conflict (28 September 2015) Dar'a Southern Syria: Majority Influence and Conflict (28 September 2015) This map is created to facilitate humanitarian access and preparedness only Obada HarastaMarj Elsultan BalaliyehZamaiyeh Jaramana Elqantara Otayba JaramanaMaliha Zabadin Bzeineh Qisa Kafrquq Beit Deir Salman Legend Markaz Yarmuk Deir Nashabiyeh Madamiyet Hajar BabSeallhaAmqraba KamissAihymehadia Darayya Elasafir Nula Al Quosoor Elsham Darayya Aswad Yalda Hajar Mansura Haran Sayyeda Shabaa Amiba Jdidet Maliha Al'awameed Crossing points Aswad Zeinab Hteitet Artuz Ashrafiet Sbeineh Hjeireh Delbeh BahdaliyaAhdaf Elturkman Saka Kafrein Widyan LEBANON Qatana Sahnaya Hosh As Sabil Border Crossing Closed Jandal Buwayda Elrabee Al Kashef ] Castle Qatana Artuz Sahnaya Sahya Ghassuleh Haran Dara Municipal Stadium Babella Hosh Sahnaya Elsultan QarhataBayad Al'awameed Al Matar / Maysaloun ] Border Crossing Open Bqaasam Kawkab Kherbet Mbarka Darwasheh Kherbet Elward Ghizlaniyyeh Jdidet Rimah Elsawda Najha Elkhas Chamal Al Khat / Al Mahatta ] Border Crossing Sporadically Open Khan Ein Elshaara Elshih Deir Harjal Adleiyeh Tal Al Sahari CampHal Market / Al Mahatta Arna Betima Maskan Al Mahatta Al Sinaaia Kafr Hoor Manshiyet Khan Khabiyeh Qarmashiyeh Al Sahari / Hiteen Marana Deir Hayajneh Darbal Elshih Kisweh Ash Shuhada / Al Mahatta Hina Mqeilibeh Rural Elhajar Area of Influence UnknownQuneitra/Palesinian Camp / Al Mahatta Bait Khan Government Influence Beit Zahyeh Tiba Dandun Matahriyeh Dar'a Bait Jan Saber Khyara Dandun Damascus Ghizlaniyyeh Mazraet Maghar Ein Dar'a Opposition Influence Jan Abu Kherbet Bitariyeh Beit Jin Elmir Hosh Elnofur Elsoda Elsheyab Qawooq Kisweh Al Rawda / Al Balad Ein Tareeq Al Sad Contested areas Nofur Elbeida Maqrusa Qleiah Al Manshiyeh ! Hadar Sa'sa' Al Abassiyeen / Al Balad Communities Majdal Hadar Deir Ali Shams Jubbata Suhayta Shaqhab Mazra`at az Zayt Herfa Kanaker Jabal Siri Sa'sa' Al Yarmouk / Al Balad Suhayta Durin Halas Jeb Shaqraniyeh `Ayn Deir Quniyah Kammuneh Elsafa Morjana Mas`adah Shokteliyeh Maker Tarnaja Arkis Zreiqa Manshiyet Conflict Activities `Ayn Fit Jbata Elkhashab Elsabil Bali Kom Elwisseh - Zbeidiyeh Al Zeidi Valley Ô Za`urah Masaada Khan Alqin Um Elawamid Sweinmreh Al Bihar / Al Balad Marj Aerial Bombing Arnaba Maes Dinaji Mankat Qara Barghut Elhatab Qaziziyat Buq`ata Ofania Saada Khan Bweidan Jubayb ) Clashes al Mays Arnaba Hbariyeh K Ayoba Hamrit Um Elqosur Barraq `Uyun al Ghabagheb Maaret Sukayk Dhu Hajal `Ayn al Baath Ghabagheb Shelling Marha Hawr Eastern Elbeida Al Maqla` Jaba Deir Qutranah HameidiyyehSamadaniyeh Sakra Dhu Eladas Marha Al Mamsurah Bab al Kafr Deir Al Mansurah Western Wasit Hawa Tiha Nassij Elbakht Muwaysah Samadaniyeh Mashara Mothabin Transport Network Masmiyyeh Masmiyyeh Big Sura Quneitra Um Batna Mal Kafr Sharae Highway `Ayn Kalidiyeh Ziwan Shams Qahtaniyeh Momtaneh Jbab Shaara Taf Qarhata Ad Dalwah Hazm Primary Road Surman Aqraba Nothern Ad Dalwah Nabe Al Mughayr Esheib Mughr Ad Dalwah Rweheineh Elsakher Little QuneiAlt Ghrassaniyah Um Hartein Other roads Northern Sura QuneitraKhuwaykhah Mumisiyah Kom Qayta As-Sanamayn Karim Khalkhaleh Western Kafr Dalhamiyah Elbasha Jidya Bsir Naffakh Hara Zamrin Karim Kawas `Ayn Bir Ajam Sindiyanah Kawas `Ashiyah Thakir Boundary Lines Al Qadiriyah `Ayn al `Ayn Breiqa Little Kurah Wardah Al Juwayzah Samlin As-Sanamayn Eib Hosh Sura Razaniyah International Boundary `Ayn Hammad Ar Rashaniyah Hijeh Simsim Manshiyet Nimer Radimeh Ellewa Ankhal Khebab Salmiyeh Governorate (Mohafaza) Sanabiyah Fazarah Kodneh Sweisa Qanniyeh Qasr `Amudiyah As Saluqiyah Ein Jisri Kalidiyeh Al Khushniyah Matleh Haqf Al Khushniyah Sweisa Eltineh District (Mantika) Qasrin Lahetheh Al Birah Al-Khashniyyeh Jasim Tabneh Al Muthanna Asbah Zabayer Deir Qseibeh Jadal Sub-District (Nahya) Qusbiyah Fahham Esheh Rweisat Dama Asbitah Jasim Sur Mjeidel `Amudiyah Al Faraj Taala Shaqa UNDOF Administered Area Dar Rafid Qarqas `Asaliyah Tannuriyah Mahjeh Dama Waqm Bothaina Ghazali Faqie Qirata Smeid Mtuna Ya`rudiyah Tayyibah Al Butmiyah Sabtah Hayat Boundary of former Mandate Palestine Shabbah Qunayr Nasriyeh Asem Silbah Najih Hamer Baghlah Al Jukhadar Ghadir Jrein Kharsa Sweimreh Wahsharah Al Mansurah Barqa Ariqa Hit Armistice Demarcation Line Elbostan Barek Hazzan Bweir Lebbin Maalaqa Sokkariyeh Majadel Dayr Malzumeh Quruh Kurayz al Eastern Um Elzaytun Jurmaya Wawi Dali Shaqra Wrad Masikeh Amra Jneineh Al Bassah Basa - Ein Qadi Zayta Shaqa Rdeimeh Khirbat Khasfayn Nawa Jubayn Jurnaya Razaniyet Harran Ariqa `Uyun Bekar Izra' Saida Sheiliyeh Hamud Sayda Dayr Al Qas`iyah Izra' `Uyun Eastern Bekar Nawa Salakhed `Aziz Al Bujuriyah Jabaliyeh Araja Hadid Ein Sheikh Shahba Al-Butayhah Abu Jidya Sabahiyah HarteinThakar `Amrat al Khasfayn Tassil Sheikh Miskine Dar'a Najran Shahba Duma Furayj Fiq Bisr Dweira Map Doc Name: CFT-02_OJ_Clash_AOI_ Dar'a_A3_150915 Saed Mseitriyeh Sheikh Elharir Rima Breika Sada Shabraq Tassil Mlihet Tima Creation Date: 29/09/2015 Al Judayya Lweiheq Miskine Qarrasa Ellahf `Adniyah Mazra`at Nab Elatash Taara Mardak Um Dbeib Projection/Datum: Geographic, WGS84 Edwan Nemreh Qarfa Kafr Jomleh Kafr al Ma' Mazra'a 0 2.25 4.5 9 Al `Al Nafeaa Ellahaf Haytal Dor Tarba Kassib Namer Majdal 6 Kilometers Jibbin Da'el Sahm El Abtaa Nahta Samie Salim Ash-Shajara Golan Mazraa Um Riwaq Map data source(s): Abdin - Sijn Rujm al Arda Ash-Shajara Mafaala The data for this map has a limited number of sources, Yaqoussa Manshiyet Eastern Tiba Al Yaqusah Maariya Hrak Rima Ojeilat including parties to the conflict. The data has not been Koya Maliha Jlein Hazem Atil Gheida Ad Dubbusiyah Beit Ara Hit Da'el Western Maliha Tira As-Sweida Alma Sura Walgha Qanawat independently verified and is subject to error or omission, Koya Kherbet Hrak Rami Al-Qusayr Tafs Mashnaf deliberate or otherwise by the various sources. Due to the Ajami Ghazala fluidity of the conflict, control status is likely to change. Zayzun Mzeireb Shrehi Mashnaf Kherbet Rikhim Dara Thaala As-Sweida Shabki Tal Mzeireb Sakaka Disclaimers: Tabriyat Nahj Ghazala Shihab Western Masad The boundaries and names shown and the designations used Saana Tal Shihab Ghariyeh Eastern Karak Aslaha Bosan on this map do not imply official endorsment or acceptance. Yadudeh Ghariyeh Raha Atman Um Walad As-Sweida Rashideh Tal Shihab Kanaker For feedback contact : OCHA Jordan ([email protected]) Mseifra Sala Rassas Sahwet Balata Neimeh Sayda Mseifra Kafr Jbib Dar'a Shaaf Kahil Ora Mayamas Sahwet Habrab Tleilin Elkhodar Dar'a Afineh Hreiseh Sahwa Mjeimer Abu Dar'a Um Kherba Tal Zreik Ar Ramtha Elmayathen Elloz Tiba Jizeh Behem Hoya Nasib Ghasm Moraba Jemrine Milh Qarayya Karbes Qaysama Jizeh Oyun Busra Qarayya Sheab Esh-Sham Arman Al Nasib Barad Mneithreh Milh Al Nasib Busra Mataeiyeh Salkhad Al Nasib Jaber Esh-Sham Smad Hota JORDAN Baka Nada Os Um Shama Abu Rafqa Katuleh Simej Tahula Khazmeh Thibeen Smaqiyat Salkhad Mashquq Um Elrumman Sama Tisiya Amtan Thibeen Elbardan Anz Gharyeh.
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