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Euphrates
Euphrates
TigrisTigris
Med
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S Y R I A
WestBank*
EGYPT
GazaStrip
I R A N
I R A Q
J O R DA N
T U R K E Y
ISRAEL
LEBANON
Ar RamadiAr Ramadi
Tadmur(Palmyra)
Al FallujahAl Fallujah
Al Qayyarah
Sinjar
Rabi‘ahRabi‘ahBab al Salam
Bab al Hawa
Tartus
Dayr az ZawrDayr az Zawr
Erbil
Beirut
Ar RaqqahAr Raqqah
Al HasakahAl Hasakah
Amman
DamascusDamascus
HomsHoms
Dar‘aDar‘a
AleppoAleppo
KirkukKirkukLatakia
Mosul
Jerusalem
Ra’s al ‘AynRa’s al ‘Ayn
IdlibIdlib
Al QamishliAl Qamishli
BaghdadBaghdad
DahukDahuk
‘Ayn al ‘Arab(Kobane)
‘Ayn al ‘Arab(Kobane)
*Israeli-occupied with current status subject to Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement; permanent status to be determined through further negotiations.
*Israeli-occupied with current status subject to Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement; permanent status to be determined through further negotiations.
GOLANHEIGHTS(Israeli-occupied)
1994 Treaty Line
1949ArmisticeLine
1949Armistice
Line
0 25 50 km
0 25 50 miles
Ar Ramtha Border crossing
Syrian refugee camp
Syrian IDP site
National capitalNational capital
Areas hostingdisplaced Syrians
Sources: Government of Turkey, UNHCR, UN OCHA, UNRWA, USGNames and boundary representation are not necessarily authoritative May 18, 2017 - U1592 STATE (HIU)
UnclassifiedSyria: Conflict Without Borders
Numbers and Locations of Refugees and IDPs as of May 18, 2017HUMANITARIAN INFORMATION UNIT
U.S. Department of [email protected]://hiu.state.gov
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.
13.5 million people are estimated to be in need of assistance in Syria, including more than 6.3 million internally displaced persons (IDPs), in addition to significant reported displacement since Sep. 2016. (Source: UN OCHA, Sep. 2016)
Total number of Syrian refugees in the region: 5,069,463(UNHCR, Government of Turkey May 11, 2017)
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.
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.
Non-camppopulation
Circle is equal to 15,000 Syrianrefugess
Camppopulation
Lebanon 1,011,366 100% non-camp(UNHCR, Dec. 31, 2016)Palestinians from Syria (registered): 31,141 (UNRWA, Jan., 2017)
Egypt & N. Africa 152,332 100% non-camp(Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisia) (UNHCR, Apr. 30, 2017)
Jordan 659,828 79% non-camp, 21% camp(UNHCR, May 18, 2017)Palestinians from Syria (registered): 16,779 (UNRWA, Jan., 2017)
Europe 917,675 100% non-camp(UNHCR, first time asylum applications between April 2011 and December 2016)
Iraq 239,639 62% non-camp, 38% camp (UNHCR, Apr. 30 , 2017)
Turkey 3,006,298 92% non-camp, 8% camp(Government of Turkey, May 11, 2017)
