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IOM IRAQ DTM INTERIM REPORT IDP SITES - SHELTER TYPE (2014 DISPLACEMENT) • Creation Date: 22 August 2014 • Feedback: Dtmsupport@Iom.Int Number of Families IOM IRAQ DTM INTERIM REPORT IDP SITES - SHELTER TYPE (2014 DISPLACEMENT) • Creation Date: 22 August 2014 • Feedback: [email protected] Number of families Turkey Turkey Zakho Amedi Zakho Amedi Dahuk Dahuk Mergasur Mergasur 601 - 2,750 Soran 601 - 1,700 Simele Dahuk Soran Simele Dahuk Shekhan Shekhan Akre Akre Ta l a fa r Al Shikhan Talafar Al Shikhan Choman Tilkef Choman 201 - 600 Tilkef 201 - 600 Shaqlawa Shaqlawa Sinjar Al Hamdaniyah Sinjar Al Hamdaniyah Pshdar Erbil Rania Pshdar Erbil Rania Arbil < 200 Mosul Arbil < 200 Mosul Koisnjaq Ninewa Koisnjaq Ninewa Dukan Dukan Makhmur Makhmur Sharbazher Dibis Sharbazher Penjwin Dibis Penjwin Al Ba'aj Al Ba'aj Sulaymaniyah Syria Kirkuk Sulaymaniyah Syria Kirkuk Hatra Al Shirkat Sulaymaniya Hatra Al Shirkat Sulaymaniya Halabja Haweeja Kirkuk Chamchamal Haweeja Kirkuk Chamchamal Daquq DarbandokehHalabja Daquq Darbandokeh Iran Iran Kalar Kalar Bayji Touz Hourmato Bayji Touz Hourmato Tikrit Tikrit Al Door Kifri Al Door Kifri Salah al-Din Salah al-Din Anah Khanaqin Anah Khanaqin Al Haditha Al Haditha Al Qa'im Samarra Al Qa'im Samarra Al Khalis Al Khalis Diyala Diyala Balad Al Miqdadiyah Balad Al Miqdadiyah Hit Hit Al-FarisBa`qubah Al-FarisBa`qubah Baghdad Balad Ruz Baghdad Balad Ruz Ar Ramadi Kadhimiya Ar Ramadi Kadhimiya Adhamiya Adhamiya Abu Ghraib Abu Ghraib Al-Mada'in Al-Mada'in Al Fallujah Al Fallujah Mahmudiya Badrah Mahmudiya Badrah Anbar As Suwayrah Anbar As Suwayrah Al MisiabAl Mahawil Al MisiabAl Mahawil Karbala Wassit Karbala Wassit Jordan Babylon Jordan Babylon Ar Rutbah Al Kut Ar Rutbah Al Kut Ain Al Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi Ain Al Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi Kerbala Al Noamania Ali al Gharbi Kerbala Al Noamania Ali al Gharbi Al HillahAl Hashimiyah Al HillahAl Hashimiyah Al Hayy Al Hayy Al Kufa Ad Diwaniyah Al Kufa Ad Diwaniyah Afak Al Amarah Afak Al Amarah Qadissiya Al ManatheraShamiya Missan Al ManatheraShamiya Qadissiya Missan Refai Refai Al Kahla Al Kahla Al Hamza Rumaitha Al Miamona Al Hamza Rumaitha Al Miamona Qal`at Salih Qal`at Salih Shatrah Al Mijar al Kabir Shatrah Al Mijar al Kabir As SamawahAl Khithir Thi-Qar As SamawahAl Khithir Thi-Qar Al Madiana Al Madiana Najaf Najaf Najaf Najaf An Nasiriyah Al Qurnah An Nasiriyah Al Qurnah Suq ash Shuyukh Suq ash Shuyukh Chibayish Shatt Al Arab Chibayish Shatt Al Arab Basrah Basrah Basrah Abu al Khasib Basrah Abu al Khasib Al Zubair Al Zubair Muthanna Al Faw Muthanna Al Faw Saudi Arabia As Salman Saudi Arabia As Salman Kuwait Kuwait With Relatives: 64,686 Families Kuwait Rented Houses: 44,000 Families Kuwait Turkey Turkey Zakho Amedi Zakho Amedi Dahuk Mergasur Dahuk 801 - 3,000 Soran Mergasur Simele Dahuk 301 - 700 Schools Simele Dahuk Soran Shekhan Shekhan Akre Akre Talafar Al Shikhan Choman Ta l a fa r Al Shikhan Tilkef Tilkef Choman 201 - 800 Shaqlawa < 300 Shaqlawa Sinjar Al Hamdaniyah Pshdar Sinjar Al Hamdaniyah Erbil Rania Erbil Rania Pshdar < 200 Mosul Arbil Arbil Koisnjaq Mosul Ninewa Ninewa Koisnjaq Dukan Dukan Makhmur Sharbazher Makhmur Dibis Penjwin Dibis Sharbazher Penjwin Al Ba'aj Al Ba'aj Sulaymaniyah Syria Kirkuk Kirkuk Sulaymaniyah Hatra Syria Al Shirkat Sulaymaniya Hatra Al Shirkat Sulaymaniya Halabja Haweeja Kirkuk Chamchamal Haweeja Kirkuk Daquq 1,000 - 6,840 Mosques Chamchamal Darbandokeh Daquq DarbandokehHalabja Iran Iran Kalar Kalar Bayji Touz Hourmato < 1,000 Bayji Touz Hourmato Tikrit Tikrit Al Door Kifri Al Door Kifri Salah al-Din Salah al-Din Anah Khanaqin Anah Khanaqin Al Haditha Al Haditha Al Qa'im Samarra Al Qa'im Samarra Al Khalis Al Khalis Diyala Diyala Balad Al Miqdadiyah Balad Al Miqdadiyah Hit Hit Al-FarisBa`qubah Al-FarisBa`qubah Baghdad Balad Ruz Baghdad Balad Ruz Ar Ramadi Kadhimiya Ar Ramadi Kadhimiya Adhamiya Adhamiya Abu Ghraib Abu Ghraib Al-Mada'in Al-Mada'in Al Fallujah Al Fallujah Mahmudiya Badrah Mahmudiya Badrah Anbar As Suwayrah Anbar As Suwayrah Al MisiabAl Mahawil Al MisiabAl Mahawil Karbala Wassit Karbala Wassit Jordan Babylon Jordan Babylon Ar Rutbah Al Kut Ar Rutbah Al Kut Ain Al Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi Ain Al Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi Kerbala Al Noamania Ali al Gharbi Kerbala Al Noamania Ali al Gharbi Al HillahAl Hashimiyah Al HillahAl Hashimiyah Al Hayy Al Hayy Al Kufa Ad Diwaniyah Al Kufa Ad Diwaniyah Afak Al Amarah Afak Al Amarah Qadissiya Al ManatheraShamiya Qadissiya Missan Al ManatheraShamiya Missan Refai Refai Al Kahla Al Kahla Al Hamza Rumaitha Al Miamona Al Hamza Rumaitha Al Miamona Qal`at Salih Qal`at Salih Shatrah Al Mijar al Kabir Shatrah Al Mijar al Kabir As Samawah As SamawahAl Khithir Thi-Qar Al Khithir Thi-Qar Al Madiana Al Madiana Najaf Najaf Najaf Najaf An Nasiriyah Al Qurnah An Nasiriyah Al Qurnah Suq ash Shuyukh Suq ash Shuyukh Chibayish Shatt Al Arab Chibayish Shatt Al Arab Basrah Basrah Basrah Basrah Abu al Khasib Abu al Khasib Al Zubair Al Zubair Muthanna Al Faw Muthanna Al Faw Saudi Arabia As Salman Saudi Arabia As Salman Kuwait Kuwait Schools and Mosques: 44,926 Families Kuwait Abandoned buildings: 24,282 Families Kuwait Turkey Turkey Zakho Amedi Zakho Amedi Dahuk Dahuk Mergasur Mergasur Simele Dahuk Soran 1,001 - 1,836 Simele Dahuk Soran Shekhan Shekhan Akre Akre Ta l a f a r Al Shikhan Talafar Al Shikhan Tilkef Choman Tilkef Choman Shaqlawa 301 - 1,000 Shaqlawa Sinjar Al Hamdaniyah Sinjar Al Hamdaniyah Other types of shelter Erbil Rania Pshdar Erbil Rania Pshdar Mosul Arbil < 300 Mosul Arbil Ninewa Koisnjaq Ninewa Koisnjaq (e.g. informal settle- Dukan Dukan Makhmur Makhmur Dibis Sharbazher Penjwin Dibis Sharbazher Penjwin Al Ba'aj Al Ba'aj ments, camps) Syria Kirkuk Sulaymaniyah Syria Kirkuk Sulaymaniyah Hatra Al Shirkat Sulaymaniya Hatra Al Shirkat Sulaymaniya Haweeja Kirkuk Chamchamal Haweeja Kirkuk Chamchamal Daquq DarbandokehHalabja Daquq DarbandokehHalabja Iran Iran Kalar Kalar Bayji Touz Hourmato Bayji Touz Hourmato Tikrit Tikrit Al Door Kifri Al Door Kifri Salah al-Din Salah al-Din Anah Khanaqin Anah Khanaqin Al Haditha Al Haditha Al Qa'im Samarra Al Qa'im Samarra Al Khalis Al Khalis Diyala Diyala Balad Al Miqdadiyah Balad Al Miqdadiyah Hit Hit Al-FarisBa`qubah Al-FarisBa`qubah Baghdad Balad Ruz Baghdad Balad Ruz Ar Ramadi Kadhimiya Ar Ramadi Kadhimiya Adhamiya Adhamiya Abu Ghraib Abu Ghraib Al-Mada'in Al-Mada'in Al Fallujah Al Fallujah Mahmudiya Badrah Mahmudiya Badrah Anbar As Suwayrah Anbar As Suwayrah Al MisiabAl Mahawil Al MisiabAl Mahawil Jordan Karbala Babylon Wassit Jordan Karbala Babylon Wassit Ar Rutbah Al Kut Ar Rutbah Al Kut Ain Al Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi Ain Al Tamur Al Jadwal al Gharbi Kerbala Al Noamania Ali al Gharbi Kerbala Al Noamania Ali al Gharbi Al HillahAl Hashimiyah Al HillahAl Hashimiyah Al Hayy Al Hayy Al Kufa Ad Diwaniyah Al Kufa Ad Diwaniyah Afak Al Amarah Afak Al Amarah Al ManatheraShamiya Qadissiya Missan Al ManatheraShamiya Qadissiya Missan Refai Refai Al Kahla Al Kahla Al Hamza Rumaitha Al Miamona Al Hamza Rumaitha Al Miamona Qal`at Salih Qal`at Salih Shatrah Al Mijar al Kabir Shatrah Al Mijar al Kabir As SamawahAl Khithir Thi-Qar As SamawahAl Khithir Thi-Qar Al Madiana Al Madiana Najaf Najaf Najaf Najaf An Nasiriyah Al Qurnah An Nasiriyah Al Qurnah Suq ash Shuyukh Suq ash Shuyukh Chibayish Shatt Al Arab Chibayish Shatt Al Arab Basrah Basrah Basrah Abu al Khasib Basrah Abu al Khasib Al Zubair Al Zubair Muthanna Al Faw Muthanna Al Faw Saudi Arabia As Salman Saudi Arabia As Salman Kuwait Kuwait Kuwait Kuwait Hotel/Motel: 15,969 Families Other Shelter Types: 22,840 Families DISICLAIMER: This map is for illustration purposes only. Names and boundaries on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by IOM. DATA SOURCES: IOM DTM data/ 18 August 20014. .
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