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KarbalaKarbala

As SulaymaniyahAs SulaymaniyahK i r k u k

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BaghdadBaghdad

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Al Basrah

An Najaf

D i y a l a

Al Muthanna

Salah ad Din

E r b i l

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MadayaMadaya

Al Fu‘ah Al Fu‘ah Urum al KubraUrum al Kubra

Az ZabadaniAz Zabadani

DarayyaDarayyaHit

Bab al Salam

Bab al Hawa

Ar Ramtha

Antakya

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‘Afrin

Tripoli

GaziantepMardin

Adana

Hamah

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WestBank*

EGYPT

GazaStrip

I R A N

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Amman

Homs

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Mosul

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Jerusalem

Baghdad

*West Bank: Israeli-occupied with

current status subject to Israeli-Palestinian

Interim Agreement; permanent status to be

determined through further negotiations.

*West Bank: Israeli-occupied with

current status subject to Israeli-Palestinian

Interim Agreement; permanent status to be

determined through further negotiations.

GOLANHEIGHTS(Israeli-occupied)

1994 Treaty Line1994 Treaty Line

1950 Armistice Line

1949ArmisticeLine

Border crossing

Syrian refugee camp

Syrian IDP site

National capitalNational capital

Areas hostingdisplaced Syrians

0 25 50 km

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Sources: Government of Turkey, UNHCR, UN OCHA, UNRWA, USGNames and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative February 9, 2018 - U1750 STATE (HIU)

Unclassified

Syria: Conflict Without BordersNumbers and Locations of Refugees and IDPs as of February 4, 2018

NOTE: UNHCR refugee figures combine those registered and awaiting registration. Government officials estimate the number of Syrians in their countries to be higher than the UNHCR figures. This infographic refers to displacement since 2011.

NOTE: UNHCR refugee figures combine those registered and awaiting registration. Government officials estimate the number of Syrians in their countries to be higher than the UNHCR figures. This infographic refers to displacement since 2011.

Total number of Syrian refugees in the region: 5,525,292(UNHCR, Government of Turkey Feb. 4, 2018)

13.1 million people are estimated to be in need of assistance in Syria, including more than 6.1 million internally displaced persons (IDPs), in addition to significant reported displacement since Sept. 2016. (Source: UN OCHA, Dec. 1, 2017)

Non-camppopulation

Circle is equal to 15,000 Syrianrefugess

Camppopulation

Lebanon 997,552 100% non-camp(UNHCR, Dec. 31, 2017)Palestinians from Syria (registered): 32,561 (UNRWA, Jan., 2018)

Egypt & N. Africa 156,792 100% non-camp(Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisia) (UNHCR, Dec. 31, 2017)

Jordan 657,628 79% non-camp, 21% camp(UNHCR, Feb. 4, 2018)Palestinians from Syria (registered): 16,951 (UNRWA, Jan. 30, 2018)

Europe 996,204 100% non-camp(UNHCR, first time asylum applications between April 2011 and October 2017)

Iraq 247,057 63% non-camp, 37% camp(UNHCR, Dec. 31 , 2017)

Turkey 3,412,368 93% non-camp, 7% camp(Government of Turkey, Jan. 25, 2018)

NOTE: Significant numbers of Syrian refugees who are not in camps in Turkey are in the undepicted provinces of Istanbul, Izmir, Konya, Ankara and Bursa.

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