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Municipalities of Damascus

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Municipalities of Damascus
Municipalities of Damascus
Municipalities of Damascus
Country Syria
GovernorateDamascus Governorate
CityDamascus
City municipalities16
City districts95
Area
 • City105 km2 (41 sq mi)
 • Urban
77 km2 (29.73 sq mi)
Elevation
680 m (2,230 ft)
Population
 (2022 estimate)
 • City2,503,000
 • Density24,000/km2 (62,000/sq mi)

Administratively, Damascus Governorate, one of Syria's 14 governorates, is divided into two cities: the city of Damascus and the city of Yarmouk. The city of Damascus is divided into 16 municipalities (Arabic: بلدية, romanized: baladiyah). Every municipal district is managed by an elected mayor, which in turn is divided into 95 districts (Arabic: الحي hayy),[1] each headed by a mayor, and they all participate in the election of the Damascus city council.[2] Yarmouk is one whole municipality, and is divided into 6 neighborhoods.[1]

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Municipalities of Damascus Governorate

Municipality Population (2004)[1] Districts[1][3]
Ancient City (Old City) 24,721
Barzeh 107,596
  • Al-Abbas (pop. 23,112)
  • Barza al-Balad (pop. 31,634)
  • Ish al-Warwar (pop. 20,458)
  • Al-Manara (pop. 10,199)
  • Masakin Barzeh (pop. 15,705)
  • An-Nuzha (pop. 6,488)
Dummar 96,962
  • Al-Arin (pop. 14,285)
  • Dahiyet Dummar (pop. 18,739)
  • Dummar al-Gharbiyah (pop. 30,031)
  • Dummar al-Sharqiyah (pop. 19,739)
  • Al-Wuroud (pop. 14,167)
Jobar 83,245
  • Jobar Gharbi (pop. 17,799)
  • Jobar Sharqi (pop. 42,430)
  • Al-Istiqlal (pop. 1,677)
  • Al-Ma'muniyah (pop. 21,339)
Qanawat 58,053
  • Ansari (pop. 9,552)
  • Bab al-Jabiyah (pop. 3,697)
  • Bab Sreijeh (pop. 5,612)
  • Baramkeh (pop. 14,969)
  • Al-Hijaz (pop. 5,572)
  • Mujtahid (pop. 3,061)
  • Qanawat (pop. 4,610)
  • Qabr Atikah (pop. 7,213)
  • Al-Suwayqah (pop. 3,767)
Kafr Souseh 113,968
  • Fardos (pop. 34,861)
  • Al-Ikhlas (pop. 23,134)
  • Kafr Souseh al-Balad (pop. 21,983)
  • Al-Liwan (pop. 20,109)
  • Mezzeh al-Basatin (pop. 3,606)
  • Al-Waha (pop. 10,275)
Mezzeh 123,313
  • Al-Jalaa (pop. 3,514)
  • Fe'alat al-Gharbiyah (pop. 12,393)
  • Fe'alat al-Sharqiyah (pop. 13,776)
  • Mezzeh 86 (pop. 33,191)
  • Mezzeh al-Qadimeh (pop. 13,555)
  • Mezzeh Jabal (pop. 22,655)
  • Al-Rabwa (pop. 10,002)
  • Al-Sumariyah (pop. 14,227)
Al-Midan 177,456
  • Bab Masr (pop. 11,330)
  • Daqaq (pop. 10,858)
  • Al-Haqleh (pop. 8,076)
  • Al-Qa'a (pop. 11,791)
  • Midan al-Wastani (pop. 23,745)
  • Naher Aisha (pop. 20,805)
  • Al-Tadamon (pop. 86,793)
  • Az-Zahreh (pop. 24,863)
Muhajreen 55,510
  • Abu Rummaneh (pop. 6,421)
  • A-Haboubi (pop. 5,453)
  • Al-Maliki (pop. 4,035)
  • Al-Marabit (pop. 6,474)
  • Al-Mastaba (pop. 9,620)
  • Al-Rawda (pop. 5,671)
  • Shura (pop. 17,836)
Qaboun 89,974
  • Al-Masaneh' (pop. 3,419)
  • Qaboun (pop. 33,327)
  • Tishrin (pop. 53,228)
Qadam 95,944
  • Al-Asali (pop. 21,731)
  • Dahadil (pop. 14,310)
  • Jouret al-Shreibati (8,836)
  • Al-Mustafa (pop. 9,218)
  • Al-Qadam (pop. 18,649)
  • Qadam Sharqi (pop. 4,022)
  • Al-Sayyidah Aisha (pop. 19,178)
Rukn ad-Din 92,646
  • Asad ad-Din (pop. 34,314)
  • Ayyubiyah (pop. 13,089)
  • Al-Fayhaa (pop. 11,330)
  • Al-Naqshabandi (pop. 33,913)
Al-Salihiyah 72,303
  • Abu Jarash (pop. 12,798)
  • Al-Madaris (pop. 12,731)
  • Al-Mazra'a (pop. 6,818)
  • Qasyoun (pop. 22,017)
  • Shaykh Muhyi ad-Din (pop. 11,502)
  • Ash-Shuhada (pop. 6,437)
Sarouja 83,814
Al-Shaghour 119,569
  • Bab Sharqi (pop. 12,318)
  • Al-Bilal (pop. 21,408)
  • Ibn Asakir (pop. 4,539)
  • Al-Nidal (15,588)
  • Rawdat al-Midan (pop. 4,887)
  • Shaghour al-Barrani (pop. 13,169)
  • Al-Wihdeh (pop. 29,553)
  • Az-Zuhur (pop. 37,367)
Yarmouk 137,248
  • Al-Faluja (pop. 11,245)
  • Hittin (pop. 47,922)
  • Al-Karmil (pop. 19,420)
  • An-Naseriyah (pop. 17,272)
  • March 8 (pop. 5,858)
  • Al-Taqqadum (pop. 35,531)

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d "Damascus governorate population 2004 census". Archived from the original on 2017-10-11. Retrieved 2016-12-04.
  2. ^ كهرباء دمشق Archived 10 March 2017 at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^ "Syrian Arab Republic Damascus Governorate Reference map" (PDF). ReliefWeb. United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. 2015-03-16. Retrieved 2016-04-08.
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