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Syria Refugee Response S Y R I A R E F U G E E R E S P O N S E LEBANON Beirut and Mount Lebanon Governorates Distribution of the Registered Syrian Refugees at the Cadastral Level As of 30 January, 2014 N Fghal N " " 0 0 ' Distribution of the Registered Syrian 3 ' 2 Kfar Kidde 2 1 1 ° ° 4 Chmout 4 3 Berbara Jbayl Maad 3 Refugees by Province 4 Bekhaaz Aain Kfaa Mayfouq Bejje Mounsef Qottara Jbayl BEIRUT 7 Gharzouz Kharbet Jbayl Tartij Chikhane Ghalboun 15 Total No. of Household Registered Hsarat Haqel Lehfed 6,366 Hasrayel Aabaydat 1 Jeoddayel Jbayl30 Hbaline 16 Jaj 5 Ghofrine 8 23,256 Kfoun Total No. of Individuals Registered 14 kafr Saqi Richmaya Kfar Mashoun Behdaydat Habil Aamchit 11 11 Birket Hjoula Hema Er-Rehban 314 Bintaael Michmich Jbayl Edde Jbayl 3 10 2 MOUNT LEBANON Laqlouq Hboub Ehmej 11 Bichtlida Hjoula 12 26 Jbayl 11 Total No. of Household Registered 559 Bmehrayn Kfar Qouas 44,687 Brayj Jbayl Ras Osta Jbeil Aaqoura Kfar Baal Mazraat El-Maaden Mazraat Es Siyad Jlisse 9 45 Qartaboun Blat Jbeil 70 10 18 Sebrine Aalmat Ech-Chamliye 212 Tourzaiya Mghayre Jbeil Total No. of Individuals Registered 184,358 Mastita 9 Bchille JbaylJouret El-Qattine 3 Tadmor 7 67 12 Ferhet Aalmat Ej-Jnoubiye Yanouh Jbayl Zibdine Jbayl Bayzoun Souanet Jbayl Hsoun Boulhos Qartaba Mar Sarkis 11 11 6 2 Hdeine Halate Aalita 93 Fatre Frat 223 8 Aain El-GhouaybeSeraaiita Majdel El-Aqoura Adonis Jbayl Mchane Aain Jrain Bizhel 7 Ghabat Aarasta 56 8 Janne 5 Qorqraiya 5 Kharayeb Nahr Ibrahim Mradiye Chouane Maaysra Kesrouane 4 yahchouch Zaaitre Lassa Nahr Ibrahim 10 24 11 litige Afqa Jbayl 265 Zaitoun Jouret Bedrane Qahmez 5 Ghidras 3 Nammoura Kesrouane Ghbale Kesrouane N 27 N " 4 29 Nahr Ed-Dahab " 0 0 ' ' 3 3 ° Aaqaibe Kesrouane Ghidras Hsayn ° 4 Bouar 4 3 22 27 Jouret E-Tourmos 3 Aain Ed-Delbe Kesrouane 134 4 Ghine Mghayer Safra Kesrouane Bourj El-Ftouh 2 Jouret Mhad Mchaa Faraya Mchaa El Ftouh 129 34 Kfour Kesrouane Chahtoul Hrajel Tabarja 15 Adma Ouata El-Jaouz Mayrouba 629 Harharaya 132 9 Oua Dafine Hayata 214 Kfar Yassine 5 Aaramoun Kesrouane 30 Ghazir 13 Raachine Faraya 379 Ighbe 68 694 Dlebta Chnanaair Beqaata Aachqout 23 2 15 Maarab Sahel Aalma Kfar Dibiane 81 Aachqout Faytroun 163 Jounie 80 Batha 225 Haret Sakhr GhostaBzoummar Kesrwane 1 52 Jounie 72 5 Sarba Mchaa Kfar Dibiane Jounie Ghadir Daraaoun litige Rayfoun 435 Bqaatouta 952 11 193 Zouk Mkayel Shayle Kesrouane 46 38 Qleiaat Kesrouane 252 Beqaata Kanaan Aain Er-Rihane Aajaltoun 610 8 26 233 Mazraat Mrah El-MirKfar Tay Kesrouane Zouk Mousbeh Daraiya Kesrouane 384 Mazraat Er-Ras Zabbougha Jaaita Balloune 142 Baskinta Zouk El-Kharab 154 194 Deir Chamra 118 36 Sfeilet Bikfaya Deir Tamich Deir Mar Aabda el Mchammar Mayasse Himlaya Zakrit Fraike Kfar Aaqab 9 Qornet El-Hamra 17 923 Chrine Aain El-Qabu Dbaye 46 34 Dik El-Mehdi 6 Abou Mizane 6 532 Beit Chabab Chouaya El-Matn 43 Mazraat Yachouaa Chaouiye 13 Jouar El-Matn El Meten Bteghrine 128 6 6 Naqqach Mtayleb 315 11 Zighrine El-Matn 291 238 143 Khinchara Mtain aain Aalaq Mhaidset Matn 25 Qornet Chehouane 41 Marjaba 116 Antelias 57 Bikfaya Bhersaf Choueir 11 Mdaouar foncière 121 Aatchane Aayroun BeirutBeirut Central District 706 710 475 Mrouj 21 15 6 22 111 Aamaret 390 Aain el-Mraisse foncière Jall Ed-Did Mar Moussa Ed-Douar N Bsalim Nabay N " 229 Chalhoub Aintoura El-Matn " 0 Dahr Es-Souane El-Matn Ouata El-Mrouj 0 ' 1,031Majzoub 182 273 11 Bnabil ' 4 5 Zalqa 14 4 5 248 Zaraaoun 109 5 ° Marfa' foncière 3 22 ° 3 890 Mzakke 3 3 27 3 Ras Beyrouth 26 Rmeil foncière Jouret El-Ballout QaaqourKhillet El-Mtain Majdel tarchich 23 Bourj Hammoud Byaqout 1 foncière 94 Baabdat 58 7 12,617 229 Roumie 1,471 Achrafieh foncière Baouchriye 502 Bsifrine Mchikha 161 Broummana El-Matn Msaitbe foncière 2,212 5,754 Aayoun El-Matn 10 6 Fanar 497 2,340 10 Dlaybe Tarchich Sinn El-FilDekouane 2,069 Masqa Hasbaiya El-Matn Mazraa foncière Aarbaniye Bzebdine 22 2,748 2,755 Salima Baabda 12 9,345 Deir mar Roukoz Aain Saade 3 9 Zandouqa 105 22 164 Qsaibe Baabda Furn 12 Kneisset Baabda Mkalles 4 9 Ech-Chebbak 108 Qordata Arsoun Chiyah Jouar El-Haouz 494 Mansouriyet El-Matn 79 Qornayel Kfar Selouane 30,311 Haret Hreik 560 Beit Meri Jouret Arsoun 200 17 2,789 184 Deir El-harf Baabda Daychouniye Ras El Matn 49 25 Khalouat Baabda 1,269 123 Btekhnay Bourj El-Brajneh Louayze Baabda Aabadiye 21 Hadath Beyrouth 24 16,570 37 116 Qalaat 1,971 Btibyat Aaraiya Hlaliye Baabda Baabda Tahouitat El Ghadir Boutchay Haret Es-Sit Chouit Chmeisset Baabda Bmaryam 164 18 3 460 66 2 52 5 13 Choueifat El-Aamrousiye Ouadi Chahrour Es-Soufla Kahhale Khreibet Baabda BaabFdaloughaa Haret Hamze Total No. 3o6f Individuals Registered274 11,767 72 132 11 Kfar Chima Houmal Bsous Baalchmay 206 Qobbayaa Hammana Choueifat El-Oumara 728 68 81 Aain Ej-Jdide Aaley Ras El-Href Chbaniye Blaybel 51 536 180 Bdadoun 138 7 55 42 30 Qmatiye Bhamdoun El-Mhatta Choueifat Bsaba Baabda Bmakine 260 Aaley 645 Saoufar El-Quoubbe 8 Bkhichtay 12 3,399 Bhamdoun Ed-Dayaa 639 3,978 Aaytat 68 Deir Qoubel Aain Aanoub 1,445 210 Souq El-Gharb Rijme Btalloun 171 214 Behouara 4 206 4 Chanay Charoun Taazaniye Majdel Baana Aain Dara Keyfoun Ghaboune 138 21 Bchamoun 23 28 Chimlane 625 55 Aazouniye 2,937 45 Mansouriyet Bhamdoun 246 9 Sirhmoul Bedghan Oua Ouadi Bedghan Kfar Aamay 9 Bayssour Aaley 17 Aaramoun Aaley Aaynab 904 7 Btater Habramoun 6,686 27 67 Douair Er-Remmane 6 Ighmid Mejdlaiya Mcherfe 6 35 Bmahray N Aley N 48 " Aain Drafil Aaley Bsatine 98 " 0 Rouayssat En-Naamane 0 ' ' 5 30 Chartoun Maasrati 5 4 Naame 4 4 ° Aain Ksour ° 3 Dfoun 11 17 Ramlie 3 3 4,726 Mrayjat Aaley 3 31 25 Aabey Rimhala Richmaiya 10 Baaouerta 176 624 26 Selfaya Aain Zhalta 334 Binnay Aain Traz 12 88 Daqqoun 95 Majdel El-Meouch Kneisset Ech-Chouf Biret Ech-Chouf 2 27 7 10 Deir Kouche Ouarhaniye Kfar Matta Aammiq Ech-Chouf Brih Damour 193 35 36 Ouadi Es-Sitt 66 Bchtfine 4 Faouarat 142 Fraudis Ech-Chouf 2,535 Kfar Qatra Mechref Kfar Matta 69 Jaafar 20 Kfar Hamal 5 31 145 193 Kfar Faqoud 55 Maasser Beit Ed-Dine Kfar Nabrakh Deir Baba Moughayret Ech-Chouf Dmit Deir El-Qamar 89 250 Barouk 171 99 GHabet Jaafar 337 Beit Ed-Dine 410 Bqaiaa Kfar Him 117 BatloCun houf Ech-Chouf Sirjbal 325 208 24 Ouadi Ed-Deir Dahr Ech-Chouf Dibbiye 9 Deir Dourit Aain Ouzain 40 893 Chmaarine 15 Semqaniye 100 135 Bkechtine Ouel Mcheiaa Ouadi bnehlay Baaqline Jiye Jahliye 8 774 litige Jdeidet Ech-Chouf Botme 1,096 1,988 Baassir 142 Aathrine 17 Maasser Ech-Chouf 472 34 63 Moukhtara Bourjein Dibbiye Aainbal 47 289 893 32 Aain Qania Daraiya Ech-Chouf Barja Kahlouniet Ech-Chouf 71 Khereibet Ech-Chouf 990 5,931 37 45 Chammis Ech-Chouf 9 Jadra Gharife maaniye Baadarane 2,545 Chhim 212 Mazraat Ech-Chouf 33 Sibline Dalhoun 4,567 Aanout Hasrout 30 825 419 367 202 Haret Jandal Mristi 14 5 Ketermaya Ouardaniye 1,452 Mtolle Bayqoun mazboud Zaarouriye Rmeilet 43 19 20 Jbaa Ech-Chouf 776 132 N Ech-Chouf Jleiliye Bsaba Ech-Chouf 14 N " Aammatour Bater " 0 0 ' 2,082 Mghairiye Ech-Chouf 5 157 ' 6 Jmailiye 126 161 6 3 353 3 ° Qreiaa Mazmoura ° 3 44 3 3 Majdalouna 5 3 Mazraat Es-Dahr 3 Aalmane Ech-Chouf 58 39 515 Bkifa Ech-Chouf 17 Khirbet Bisri 16 Joun Deir El-Moukhalles Ech-Chouf 280 13 Niha El-Chouf 53 35°24'0"E 35°33'0"E 35°42'0"E 35°51'0"E 36°0'0"E Notes LOCATION DIAGRAM The boundaries, names and designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement of the United Nations. All data used are the best available at the time of map production. Governorate Cadastral Boundary Caza REFUGEES Data Sources: - Lebanese Border, Caza and Cadastral Boundaries: NPMPLT 2005. 0 - Geographic Projection WGS 1984 MOUNT 1 - 100 BEIRUT Registered Refugees Figures by UNHCR as of 30 January 2014. LEBANON 101 - 1,000 For more information contact Rana G. Ksaifi at [email protected] 1,001 - 5,000 GIS and Mapping by UNHCR. For Information and updates 5,001 - 10,000 contact Jad Ghosn: [email protected] or Wali Ahadi: [email protected] 10,001 - 20,000 NPMPLT: National Physical Master Plan for the Lebanese Territory 20,001 - 31,000 0 5 10 KM The No. indicates the registered refugees at the cadastral level.
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