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Iran Saudi Arabia Syria Kuwait Jordan Tikrit Ru'ua Ru'ua Khanaqin IQ-D108 Kifri Kermanshah IQ-D008 IQ-D008 Samarra Turkey Daur IQ-D061 Al Haditha IQ-D105 Khanaqin IQ-D103 IQ-D060 Ka'im o Haditha Al Mansuriyah IQ-D005 Syria IQ-D003 Thethar Balad Khalis Miqdadiya Iran Syria IQ-D107 IQ-D059 Al Wajihiyah Ana Balad !\ Al Baghdadi o IQ-D001 IQ-D102 Al KhalisMuqdadiya Jordan o HibhibIQ-D062 Heet o Mandali Fares Buhriz Balad Ruz IQ-D004 Hit IQ-D104 Ba'quba Kan`an Ilam Kuwait Kubaisa Al Karmah IQ-D058 Saudi Arabia Rashidiya Khorramabad o Bani Sa`d Baladrooz As Saqlawiyah o o Thawra City IQ-D057 Ramadi Al Fallujah Rusafa Al Habbaniyah (Khaldia)Abu Gharaib Karkh IQ-D006 o \! Karadah oRasheedo Falluja Ar Rutbah IQ-D002 Badrah Yusufiya Iran Mahmudiya Azezia Badra IQ-D092 IQ-D093 Jassan As SuwayrahAl Aziziya Jurf as Sakhr o Musayab Al Misiab Al Mashru` Zubaydiyah IQ-D037 Al Hurr Al MahawilAl Imam Suwaira Jordan Rutba Al Husayniyah IQ-D097 IQ-D007 Shaykh Sa`d An Nil Mahawil Al Noamania Ain Al-Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi IQ-D036 Ali al Gharbi Abu Gharaq o Kut o IQ-D070 Kerbala Hindiya o IQ-D095 IQ-D071 Al Hashimiyah Ali Al-Gharbi IQ-D072 Hashimiya Na'maniya Al Qasim IQ-D077 Hilla IQ-D034 IQ-D096 IQ-D035 Al Kifl Sumar Hai Al Hayy Kufa Diwaniya Ali ash Sharqi IQ-D094 IQ-D098 IQ-D021 Al HamzaAfak o Al Kufa As Sinniyah Amara Shamiya Shafiya Al Bdair Afaq Al Fajr IQ-D078 IQ-D020 Sideer Qal at Sukhar Al Mesharah Manathera Al Mishkhab o oAl Adl IQ-D099 Ghammas Refai Al Qadisiyah Rifa'i Al Miamona Al KahlaKahla Najmi Shamiya IQ-D054 IQ-D079 Al Mijar al Kabir IQ-D023 Shannafiuah Mejar Al-Kabi Rumaitha An Nasr IQ-D081 Qal`at Salih Al Dawaya Hamza Rumaitha Al Warka As Salam Shatrah IQ-D022 IQ-D017 Maimouna Qal'at Saleh IQ-D082 Ahvaz Shatra IQ-D080 Al Majd IQ-D055 Al Gharraf Samawa Al Khithir Al Islah Midaina IQ-D019 Khidhir Al Bathah IQ-D012 Ar'ar Najaf IQ-D016 IQ-D100 Chibayish Al Fuhud Talha Nassriya At Tar Al Qurnah IQ-D05o3 Suq ash ShuyukhAl Hammar Al Madiana Karmat Bani Sa`id An Nashwah Qurna Suq Al-Shoyokh Chibayish IQ-D013 IQ-D056 Shatt Al-Arab IQ-D052 IQ-D014 Basrah o Al Harthah IQ-D01o0 As Salman o Shatt Al ArabAbu al Khasib o Az Zubayr Abu Al-Khaseeb IQ-D009 Zubair Saudi Arabia Fao IQ-D015 Safwan Sakakah IQ-D011 Salman Umm Qasr Al Faw IQ-D018 0 50 100 150 200 250 km Note on administrative geography data: Kuwait Kuwait Hawalli The pcodes shown on this map use the Common Operational Al-Jahrah Dataset (COD) for July 2014. This uses the '109 districts' admin file and the revised pcoding system where IQ-Gxx are governorate Al-Ahmadi codes and IQ-Dxxx are districts. Creation date: 22 July 2014 Contacts: [email protected] www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/iraq Sources: Common Operational The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map Glide number: OT-2014-000074-IRQ [email protected] www.mapaction.org Datasets (CODs) do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
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