Iraq: Population Displacement
U.S. Department of State [email protected] http://hiu.state.gov
UNCLASSIFIED
Iraq: Population Displacement
H U M A N I TA R I A N I N F O R M AT I O N U N I T
Hakkari
T U R K E Y
Dahuk
Al Qamishli
po
Al Hasakah
Tall ‘Afar Erbil
Ninawa
r a t es
Dukan Taza
Kirkuk
S Y R I A
Kirkuk
IDP sites Open camp Camp under development Informal settlement Bijar Collective center
As Sulaymaniyah
Tig
Tadmur
Muthanna Maysan Dhi Qar Al Basrah Qadisiyah Wasit Babil Karbala An Najaf Salah ad Din Diyala As Sulaymaniyah Ninawa Erbil Baghdad Kirkuk An Anbar Dahuk
Syrian refugee sites Refugee camp (open) Transitional site
Syrian refugee sites current as of late March 2015; Iraqi IDP camps Sanandaj current as of March 23, 2015; collective centers and informal sites current as of February 1, 2015.
Arbat
Laylan Ashti
Yayawah r is
Tikrit
Abu Kamal
Salah ad Din Diyala
I R A Q Al Fallujah
Al Anbar
JORDAN
Buhayrat ar Razazah
Road
Deraboun Chamishku area
Al Musayyib Karbala
I R A N
Wasit
Babil
Eu p h
Kut Al Kut
Dezful
r a t es
Ad Diwaniyah
0
Maysan
An Najaf
25 open camps 11 camps under development 25 collective centers 9 informal sites
As Samawah
Dhi-Qar
250 km 125
250 mi
Names and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative
Abadan
Qortau/Banrasayi
Diyala
I R A N
ya l
a
I R A Q
Kuwait City
Gu
lf
K U WA I T
ia n
A R A B I A
Al Muthanna
Erbil
Kujalo
rs
125
S A U D I
Aqra
Erbil
As Sulaymaniyah
Al Basrah
Sites are displayed only when data provides known coordinates. Additional data not displayed includes three collective centers in Al Anbar; two informal camps in As Sulaymaniyah; and one IDP camp under development in An Najaf, As Sulaymaniyah, Babil, Karbala, and Ninawa.
Mam Al Yan
Harshm
50 mi
Al Basrah
Erbil
Baharka
Mosul
50 km
Diyala
An Nasiriyah
Dawadia (Bamarne)
I R A Q
0
Ash Shatrah
Iraqi IDP Sites as of March 31, 2015
Bersive II
Tall ‘Afar
Missan Camp
Al Qadisiyah
T U R K E Y Bersive I
Qadia Camp Dahuk Deraboun Bajet Zozan Kandala Zawita Kabarto I & II Buhayrat Dahuk Khanke Dahuk Esyan Shariya Khanke Settlement Sheikhan I Garmawa T ig ri Ninawa Bardarash s
Al-Nabi Younis
An Najaf
UNCLASSIFIED
Dahuk
Border crossing
Baghdad
Identified IDPs, by governorate
Administrative boundary
Baghdad
Karbala
0
Mandali
Nabi Sheit
Ar Ramadi Ar Rutbah
Ba‘qūbah
Kermanshah boundary
See Diyala inset
774 7,554 8,328 10,548 19,464 33,846 49,974 2,683,668 70,944 Total 82,470 116,718 161,136 168,192 184,896 214,548 352,668 355,380 401,124 445,104
Total number estimated by multiplying total identified displaced families by 6, the average size of an Iraqi family. Numbers current as of late March 2015.
International
Buhayrat ath Tharthar
0
Mahabad
Erbil Mosul
Ar Raqqah Eu p h
See Dahuk inset
Di
Sanlıurfa
Pe
0
Aiden/Al Yawa (new)
Al Yawa (old) Al Wand I
10 km
0
Sources: The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Cluster, IOM, US Department of State
10 mi
Al Wand II April 7, 2015 - U1205 State (HIU)
UNCLASSIFIED
Iraq: Population Displacement
H U M A N I TA R I A N I N F O R M AT I O N U N I T
Hakkari
T U R K E Y
Dahuk
Al Qamishli
po
Al Hasakah
Tall ‘Afar Erbil
Ninawa
r a t es
Dukan Taza
Kirkuk
S Y R I A
Kirkuk
IDP sites Open camp Camp under development Informal settlement Bijar Collective center
As Sulaymaniyah
Tig
Tadmur
Muthanna Maysan Dhi Qar Al Basrah Qadisiyah Wasit Babil Karbala An Najaf Salah ad Din Diyala As Sulaymaniyah Ninawa Erbil Baghdad Kirkuk An Anbar Dahuk
Syrian refugee sites Refugee camp (open) Transitional site
Syrian refugee sites current as of late March 2015; Iraqi IDP camps Sanandaj current as of March 23, 2015; collective centers and informal sites current as of February 1, 2015.
Arbat
Laylan Ashti
Yayawah r is
Tikrit
Abu Kamal
Salah ad Din Diyala
I R A Q Al Fallujah
Al Anbar
JORDAN
Buhayrat ar Razazah
Road
Deraboun Chamishku area
Al Musayyib Karbala
I R A N
Wasit
Babil
Eu p h
Kut Al Kut
Dezful
r a t es
Ad Diwaniyah
0
Maysan
An Najaf
25 open camps 11 camps under development 25 collective centers 9 informal sites
As Samawah
Dhi-Qar
250 km 125
250 mi
Names and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative
Abadan
Qortau/Banrasayi
Diyala
I R A N
ya l
a
I R A Q
Kuwait City
Gu
lf
K U WA I T
ia n
A R A B I A
Al Muthanna
Erbil
Kujalo
rs
125
S A U D I
Aqra
Erbil
As Sulaymaniyah
Al Basrah
Sites are displayed only when data provides known coordinates. Additional data not displayed includes three collective centers in Al Anbar; two informal camps in As Sulaymaniyah; and one IDP camp under development in An Najaf, As Sulaymaniyah, Babil, Karbala, and Ninawa.
Mam Al Yan
Harshm
50 mi
Al Basrah
Erbil
Baharka
Mosul
50 km
Diyala
An Nasiriyah
Dawadia (Bamarne)
I R A Q
0
Ash Shatrah
Iraqi IDP Sites as of March 31, 2015
Bersive II
Tall ‘Afar
Missan Camp
Al Qadisiyah
T U R K E Y Bersive I
Qadia Camp Dahuk Deraboun Bajet Zozan Kandala Zawita Kabarto I & II Buhayrat Dahuk Khanke Dahuk Esyan Shariya Khanke Settlement Sheikhan I Garmawa T ig ri Ninawa Bardarash s
Al-Nabi Younis
An Najaf
UNCLASSIFIED
Dahuk
Border crossing
Baghdad
Identified IDPs, by governorate
Administrative boundary
Baghdad
Karbala
0
Mandali
Nabi Sheit
Ar Ramadi Ar Rutbah
Ba‘qūbah
Kermanshah boundary
See Diyala inset
774 7,554 8,328 10,548 19,464 33,846 49,974 2,683,668 70,944 Total 82,470 116,718 161,136 168,192 184,896 214,548 352,668 355,380 401,124 445,104
Total number estimated by multiplying total identified displaced families by 6, the average size of an Iraqi family. Numbers current as of late March 2015.
International
Buhayrat ath Tharthar
0
Mahabad
Erbil Mosul
Ar Raqqah Eu p h
See Dahuk inset
Di
Sanlıurfa
Pe
0
Aiden/Al Yawa (new)
Al Yawa (old) Al Wand I
10 km
0
Sources: The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Cluster, IOM, US Department of State
10 mi
Al Wand II April 7, 2015 - U1205 State (HIU)
