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SYRIA REFUGEE RESPONSE LEBANON South and El Nabatieh Governorates Di s t ri b u t i o n o f t h e R e g i s t e r e d S y r i a n R e f u g e e s a t C a d a s t r a l L e v e l As of 31 May 2020 Baabda SOUTH AND EL NABATIEH Total No. of Household Registered 22,741 Total No. of Individuals Registered 99,756 Aley Mount Lebanon Chouf West Bekaa Midane Jezzine 6 Bhannine Harf Jezzine 6 Saida El-Oustani Bisri 11 Benouati Jezzine Bqosta 17 113 59 516 Aaray AAbra Saida Anane Btedine El-LeqchSabbah Hlaliye Saida Karkha Anane 69 Saida El-Qadimeh 995 Salhiyet Saida 70 Aazour 19 22 634 57 70 8,141 119 44 Bkassine Bekaa Haret Saida Majdelyoun Choualiq Jezzine 40 Mrah El-Hbasse Sfaray 935 45 356 10 Homsiye Saida Ed-Dekermane Lebaa 19 Kfar Jarra Kfar Falous Roum 11 100 Aain Ed-Delb 208 107 20 93 Miye ou Miyé290 Qaytoule 1,521 Qraiyet Saida Jensnaya A'ain El-Mir (El Establ) 5 Darb Es-Sim 190 80 70 391 Mharbiye Zaghdraiya Ouadi El-Laymoun Jezzine 6 83 10 448 Rachaya Maghdouche Tanbourit Mjaydel JezzineHassaniye Berti 505 88 22 7 3 Kfar Hatta Saida Ghaziye Qennarit Zeita 558 Kfar Melki Saida 3,687 115 50 Aanqoun 659 560 Kfar Beit 21 Jezzine Aaqtanit Kfar Chellal Jbaa En-Nabatiyeh 223 Aarab Tabbaya 245 Maamriye 6 Kfar Houne Bnaafoul 6 95 74 Najjariye 182 Aarab Ej-Jall Kfarfila Mazraat 'Mseileh 321 Erkay Houmine Et-Tahta 9 99 199 79 Aadoussiye 84 Aain Bou Souar Hajje 586 Khzaiz Sarba En-Nabatieh 37 Mlikh 10 12 Roumine 48 Aain Qana Louayzet Jezzine 10 Marj Ez-Zouhour (Haouch El-Qinnaabe) Erkay 112 92 41 Aaramta 83 Bissariye Merouaniye 79 66 Sarafand 5,182 432 2,735 Jarjouaa Tebna 104 Saida5 Houmine El-Faouqa Meimes Zefta Bfaroue 296 Rihane Jezzine Qatrani 64 Saksakiye Khirbet Ed-Douair Saida Teffahta 550 39 Kfayr Ez-Zait 145 86 386 43 175 Sejoud 66 Qaaqaiyet Es-Snaoubar 31 Loubie Daoudiye 311 Deir Ez-Zahrani Mazraat Khallet Khazen 212 19 775 Aarab Salim Dellafe 12 Nmairiye 576 5 175 Loubie GhassaniyeKaoutariyet Es-Siyad 302 Insariye 212 Babliye 158 Aaychiye Hasbaiya 597 1,013 Habbouch En-Nabatiyeh 69 Bourghos 544 Charqiye Kfour En-Nabatieh Khartoum 781 80 162 229 Aain Qinia Mazraat Deir Taqla 18 Toul Mazraat Kfarjaouz 32 52 AadlounMazraat Sari 1,207 292 Kaoukaba Hasbaiya Kfar Roummane 696 8 Mazraat Sinai 50 1,678 Blat Marjaayoun Chouaya Hasbaiya 42 Douair En-NabatiyehEl Nabatieh 153 Aain Jarfa 7 905 Jarmaq Abou Qamha 8 Nabatieh Et-Tahta 18 1 Ansar Harouf En-Nabatiyeh Mazraat Kaoutariyet Er-Riz 2,196 996 501 61 Zibdine En-Nabatiyeh Fardis Hasbaiya L Dibbine 532 it 18 Mazraat Kfar Beda a 127 21 n i Jibchit R Hasbaya i Mazraat El Yahoudiye (Aaitaniyé) Aabba 564 Nabatiyeh El-Faouka v e Ibl Es-Saqi Hebbariye 116 275 r Marjaayoun 866 298 Rachaiya El-Foukhar Chebaa Choukine 1,062 605 Mzaraat El-Ouasta Khayayeb Saida Kfar Tibnit 59 1,250 604 53 1,372 Aadchit Ech-Chqif 768 Zrariye 180 Mayfadoun Braiqeaa Kfar Hamam 873 140 Qlaiaa 150 23 Matariyet Ech-Choumar 121 Qsaibet En-Nabatiyeh Khreibet Hasbaiya 114 Arzai Arnoun 583 4 351 Litani River Hamra En-Nabattiyeh 79 Qaaqaaiyet Ej-Jisr 2 Sir El-Gharbiye 390 Zaoutar El-GharbiyeZaoutar Ech-Charqiye Aain Abou Abdallah 443 Kfar Sir 12 235 Kfar Chouba Khiyam Marjaayoun Meri 313 Bedias 507 Yohmor En-Nabatiyeh 216 1,406 229 126 Borj El-Moulouk Borj Rahhal 59 Halloussiye Mheilib Tayr Falsay 118 267 61 340 103 Aalmane Marjaayoun Deir Qanoun En-Nahr Deir Mimas Aain Aarab Marjaayoun Chehour 8 56 208 Hmairi Sour Froun 329 84 Aabbassiyet Sour Toura 17 46 Mazraat Sarada Majidiye Hasbaiya 1,703 167 393 Jennata Bestiyat 62 Sour 75 11 Maaroub Arzoun Srifa 498 632 Salaiyeb Derdaghaiya88 El Nabatieh Taybet Matjaayoun 869 Tayr Debbe 32 Ghandouriyet Bent Jbayl 204 Kfar Kila 600 Maarake Barich 52 Qantara 443 Borj Ech-Chemali 713 78 Neftakhiye Aamra Sour 2,210 12 24 5,236 Marjaayoun 1 Bafliye Yanouh Sour Borj qalaouiye Bazouriye 102 Selaa Sour 18 Deir Kifa 57 813 73 Debaal Sour 104 r Touline Ouadi Jilo e Qabrikha Rabb Et-Tlatine v 628 South 183 Qalaouiye i Aadaysse Marjaayoun 68 116 Bany haiyane 103 Jouaiya R 7 i 33 148 296 Chehabiye n a t Aain Baal 613 i L 1,216 Saouanet Marjayoun Majdel Khirbet Selm Markaba 111 Talloussa Batoulay Aaytit 158 Kfar Dounine 357 142 26 127 402 286 Deir Qanoun El-Aain Hanaouay Deir Ntar 556 Majdel Selm 345 Mazraat Mechref 105 242 64 Jmaijme Kneisset Sour Qana Biyad Soultaniyet Bent Jbayl 288 Houla 18 Rmadiye 800 9 112 34 315 Qlaile Sour Chaaitiye Safad Al-Battikh 404 88 Deir Aames 268 Sadiqine 183 Tibnine Henniye 1,704 518 175 Recheknanay 30 Baraachit Haris Chaqra Aaziye Aaita Ej-Jabal 129 Meiss Ej-Jabal 256 491 Mansouri Sour 9 41 362 318 Jbal El-Botm Kafra Bant Jbayl 140 94 Haddatha Beit Yahoun 229 135 Iskandarouna Sour Zebqine Srobbine Majdelzoun 13 213 20 184 Yater 306 Bent Jbeil Kounine Chamaa Rachaf 79 33 Tayr Harfa 37 Tiri 45 91 Beit Lif Blida Aaynata Bent Jbayl Chihine 63 114 Jijim 188 11 9 Bent Jbayl Merouahine Ramyet Bent Jbayl 796 180 36 Aaintaroun Aalma Ech-Chaab Dhayra Aain Ibl 246 Yarine 81 Borj En-Naqoura 27 13 Hanine Maroun Er-Ras 117 Boustane 106 26 40 13 Aayta Ech-Chaab 339 Yaroun Rmaich 66 185 Legend Notes This map has been produced by the Inter-Agency Information Management Unit of UNHCR based on maps and material provided by the Government of Lebanon for LOCATION DIAGRAM No. of Refugees per Cadastral operational purposes. It does not constitute an official United Nations map. The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the Akkar 1 - 100 expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its 101 - 1,000 authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. North 1,001 - 5,000 Data Sources: Baalbek-El Hermel - Lebanese Border, Caza and Cadastral Boundaries: NPMPLT 2005. - Geographic Projection WGS 1984 5,001 - 10,000 BeirutMount Lebanon Registered Refugees Figures by UNHCR as of 31 May 2020. Litani River For more information contact Diana El Habr at [email protected] Bekaa Governorate GIS and Mapping by UNHCR. For Information and updates contact Jad Ghosn: [email protected] Caza Maroun Sader: [email protected] El Nabatieh NPMPLT: National Physical Master Pla±n for the Lebanese Territory South 0 5 10 KM The No. indicates the registered refugees at the cadastral level.
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