S Y R I A
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UNCLASSIFIED
Syria: Numbers and Locations of Refugees and IDPs
HUMANITARIAN INFORMATION UNIT
KahramanmaraşTürkoğlu Osmaniye-Düziçi Osmaniye
634,344 (UNHCR, March 9, 2014) • Government of Turkey estimate: 800,000 as of March 6, 2014
T Nizip 2 U
Islâhiye KilisOncupinar
Aleppo
Yayladağı 2 Latakia
957,773 (UNHCR, Mar. 6, 2014)
Al Qusayr
Sidon Tyre 1949 Armistice Line
ISRAEL
*Israeli-occupied with current status subject to Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement; permanent status to be determined through further negotiations.
Kawergosk
Erbil
Qushtapa As Sulaymaniyah
Iraq
Arbat
Kirkuk
Syrian refugees:
226,934 (UNHCR, March 5, 2014)
Eu ph
I
R
A
Q
Al Obaidy
Damascus
Refugee camps and locations
GOLAN HEIGHTS (Israeli-occupied)
Dar`a
Syrian refugees:
0
11,438 (UNRWA, March 3, 2014
100 km 50
Syrian refugees
SAUDI ARABIA
9%
Under construction
Other site Reception center
Areas with refugee presence
Border crossing
Areas of conflict and displacement
International boundary
Syrian refugees (cumulative)
Includes people registered and awaiting registration
2,000,000
Lebanon 37%
Turkey *Algeria Libya Morocco Tunisia
Transitional site
National capital
March 2014 2,558,379
3,000,000
Egypt and North Africa* Iraq 6%
Open
100 mi
2,558,379 Total number of
D A N
• Government of Jordan estimate: 600,000+ as of Feb. 27, 2014
Palestinians from Syria registered with UNRWA:
50
0
584,600 (UNHCR, March 10, 2014)
Names and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative
UNCLASSIFIED
Gawilan
Baghdad
West Za’atri 154,728 (UNHCR, March 10, 2014) Bank* Al Mafraq Az Zarqa’ Mrajeeb al-Fhood • Government of Egypt estimate: Tel Aviv-Yafo 300,000 as of Feb. 27, 2014 J O R Amman 1949 Azraq Jerusalem Armistice Line 1994 Gaza Jordan Treaty Strip Line
EGYPT
Mosul
(Source: UN OCHA, Feb. 26, 2014)
Syrian refugees:
The status of the Gaza Strip is a final status issue to be resolved through negotiations.
Basirma
Dara Shakran
Ar Raqqah
estimated to be in need of assistance inside Syria, including more than 6.5 million internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Beirut
Palestinians from Syria registered with UNRWA:
Egypt & N. Africa
Buhayrat al Asad
I R A N
Dahuk
Domiz
Ceylanpınar 1
Dayr az Zawr
LEBANON
• Government of Lebanon estimate: 1,400,000 as of Nov. 21, 2013
Mediterranean Sea
Wadi Khalid
Al Qamishli
Ra’s al ‘Ayn
S Y R I A
Homs
Nusaybin
tes ra
Tripoli
Viransehir
9.3 million people
Tartus
Syrian refugees:
Y
UNHCR refugee figures combine those registered and awaiting registration
Midyat 2
Al Hasakah
Hamah
Lebanon
E
Kilis-Elbeyli
Idlib
52,788 (UNRWA, March 3, 2014)
Harran Kokenli Akçakale
Karkamis
Reyhanlı
Apaydin Altınözü 1 Altınözü 2 Yayladağı 1
CYPRUS
K
Nizip 1
Gaziantep
Adana
R
Midyat 1
Kha bu r
Syrian refugees:
Malatya-Beydağı camp 30 miles
Adiyaman
Nah r al
Turkey
March 2013 1,184,948
1,000,000
23%
Jordan 25%
March
2013
June
September
December
March*
2014
*As of March 10, 2014
Sources: US Department of State, USAID, UN OCHA, UNHCR, UNRWA
March 12, 2014 - U978 STATE (HIU)
UNCLASSIFIED
Syria: Numbers and Locations of Refugees and IDPs
HUMANITARIAN INFORMATION UNIT
KahramanmaraşTürkoğlu Osmaniye-Düziçi Osmaniye
634,344 (UNHCR, March 9, 2014) • Government of Turkey estimate: 800,000 as of March 6, 2014
T Nizip 2 U
Islâhiye KilisOncupinar
Aleppo
Yayladağı 2 Latakia
957,773 (UNHCR, Mar. 6, 2014)
Al Qusayr
Sidon Tyre 1949 Armistice Line
ISRAEL
*Israeli-occupied with current status subject to Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement; permanent status to be determined through further negotiations.
Kawergosk
Erbil
Qushtapa As Sulaymaniyah
Iraq
Arbat
Kirkuk
Syrian refugees:
226,934 (UNHCR, March 5, 2014)
Eu ph
I
R
A
Q
Al Obaidy
Damascus
Refugee camps and locations
GOLAN HEIGHTS (Israeli-occupied)
Dar`a
Syrian refugees:
0
11,438 (UNRWA, March 3, 2014
100 km 50
Syrian refugees
SAUDI ARABIA
9%
Under construction
Other site Reception center
Areas with refugee presence
Border crossing
Areas of conflict and displacement
International boundary
Syrian refugees (cumulative)
Includes people registered and awaiting registration
2,000,000
Lebanon 37%
Turkey *Algeria Libya Morocco Tunisia
Transitional site
National capital
March 2014 2,558,379
3,000,000
Egypt and North Africa* Iraq 6%
Open
100 mi
2,558,379 Total number of
D A N
• Government of Jordan estimate: 600,000+ as of Feb. 27, 2014
Palestinians from Syria registered with UNRWA:
50
0
584,600 (UNHCR, March 10, 2014)
Names and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative
UNCLASSIFIED
Gawilan
Baghdad
West Za’atri 154,728 (UNHCR, March 10, 2014) Bank* Al Mafraq Az Zarqa’ Mrajeeb al-Fhood • Government of Egypt estimate: Tel Aviv-Yafo 300,000 as of Feb. 27, 2014 J O R Amman 1949 Azraq Jerusalem Armistice Line 1994 Gaza Jordan Treaty Strip Line
EGYPT
Mosul
(Source: UN OCHA, Feb. 26, 2014)
Syrian refugees:
The status of the Gaza Strip is a final status issue to be resolved through negotiations.
Basirma
Dara Shakran
Ar Raqqah
estimated to be in need of assistance inside Syria, including more than 6.5 million internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Beirut
Palestinians from Syria registered with UNRWA:
Egypt & N. Africa
Buhayrat al Asad
I R A N
Dahuk
Domiz
Ceylanpınar 1
Dayr az Zawr
LEBANON
• Government of Lebanon estimate: 1,400,000 as of Nov. 21, 2013
Mediterranean Sea
Wadi Khalid
Al Qamishli
Ra’s al ‘Ayn
S Y R I A
Homs
Nusaybin
tes ra
Tripoli
Viransehir
9.3 million people
Tartus
Syrian refugees:
Y
UNHCR refugee figures combine those registered and awaiting registration
Midyat 2
Al Hasakah
Hamah
Lebanon
E
Kilis-Elbeyli
Idlib
52,788 (UNRWA, March 3, 2014)
Harran Kokenli Akçakale
Karkamis
Reyhanlı
Apaydin Altınözü 1 Altınözü 2 Yayladağı 1
CYPRUS
K
Nizip 1
Gaziantep
Adana
R
Midyat 1
Kha bu r
Syrian refugees:
Malatya-Beydağı camp 30 miles
Adiyaman
Nah r al
Turkey
March 2013 1,184,948
1,000,000
23%
Jordan 25%
March
2013
June
September
December
March*
2014
*As of March 10, 2014
Sources: US Department of State, USAID, UN OCHA, UNHCR, UNRWA
March 12, 2014 - U978 STATE (HIU)
