Введение
Административные деления первого уровня Ирака
Iraq consists of 18 recognized governorates (محافظة; ), also known as "provinces" and 1 partially recognized governorate (Halabja). Per the Iraqi constitution, governorates can form an autonomous region. Four governorates, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Halabja and Duhok, constitute the autonomous Kurdistan Region. Baghdad (which is the most populous) and Basra are the oldest governorates. The second most populous one, Ninawa (or Nineveh) is in the upland region and has a cooler climate of the north west. There have been numerous calls to recognize Halabja Governorate since 1999. It was recognized as an official governorate of the Kurdistan Region in 2014, and 2023. However, the only legislature in Iraq that can implement new governorates is the Council of Representatives of Iraq, which has had delayed hearings regarding Halabja numerous times. Throughout early 2014, the Council of Ministers of Iraq approved proposals to add the three newly proposed governorates:
Tal Afar, from part of Ninawa Governorate
Tuz Khurmatu, from part of Saladin Governorate
Nineveh Plains from the Ninawa Governorate. Halabja from Sulaymaniah Governorate
In 2013, activists and political parties called for the conversion of Hawija from a District into a governorate, but the Kirkuk government blocked the proposal. Shortly after the approval of the proposals, the Islamic State attacked the cities, towns and villages of the Nineveh Plains. Upon the eventual withdrawal of ISIS, the initial decision by the Council of Ministers was dishonored by Kurdistan, Baghdad and Iranian connected political entities, as they began pushing security forces into different parts of the Nineveh Plains to try and lay claim to different parts of the territory, asserting that the demographics had changed due to ISIS and that the original inhabitants could no longer be representatives of their indigenous land. Part of the reason for the demographic shift was that squatters were encouraged to occupy Christian homes. Without enough paperwork to prove ownership, some of those homes became extremely challenging to reclaim. Initiatives are underway to help reclaim families' homes. Another proposal exists to add a 19th governorate: Fallujah, from part of the Al Anbar. !Population Density in miles
!Population Density in km
!Capital
|
|Al Anbar
|align=center|31||AN
|align=right|53,476
|align=right|138,501
|align=right|1,771,656
|29.1
|11.2
|Ramadi
|
|Babil
|align=center|51||BB
|align=right|1,976
|align=right|5,603
|align=right|2,065,042
|921.4
|324.9
|Hillah
|
|Baghdad
|align=center|10||BG
|align=right|204.2
|align=right|529
|align=right|8,126,755
|4,620.09
|1,548.8
|Baghdad
|
|Basra
|align=center|61||BA
|align=right|7,360
|align=right|19,070
|align=right|2,908,491
|344.0
|132.7
|Basra
|
|Dhi Qar
|align=center|64||DQ
|align=right|5,000
|align=right|12,900
|align=right|2,095,172
|367.2
|142.3
|Nasiriyah
|
|Al Qādisiyyah
|align=center|58||QA
|align=right|3,148
|align=right|8,153
|align=right|1,291,048
|360.3
|139.1
|Al Diwaniyah
|
|Diyala
|align=center|32||DI
|align=right|6,828
|align=right|17,685
|align=right|1,637,226
|211.3
|81.6
|Baqubah
|
|Duhok (Dahūk) (IKR) a. k. a. Dihok
|align=center|42||DA
|align=right|2,530
|align=right|6,553
|align=right|1,292,535
|445.5
|172.2
|Dihok
|
|Erbil (IKR) a. k. a. Hewlêr
|align=center|44||AR
|align=right|5,820
|align=right|15,074
|align=right|1,854,778
|277.0
|106.9
|Hewlêr
|
|Karbala
|align=center|56||KA
|align=right|1,944
|align=right|5,034
|align=right|1,218,732
|548.6
|211.8
|Karbala
|
|Kirkuk
|align=center|36||KI
|align=right|3,737
|align=right|9,679
|align=right|1,597,876
|373.4
|144.1
|Kerkûk
|
|Maysan
|align=center|62||MA
|align=right|6,205
|align=right|16,072
|align=right|1,112,673
|156.5
|60.4
|Amarah
|
|Muthanna
|align=center|66||MU
|align=right|19,980
|align=right|51,740
|align=right|814,371
|35.9
|13.8
|Samawah
|
|Najaf
|align=center|54||NA
|align=right|11,129
|align=right|28,824
|align=right|1,471,592
|115.5
|44.5
|Najaf
|
|Ninawa
|align=center|41||NI
|align=right|14,410
|align=right|37,323
|align=right|3,729,998
|226.9
|87.6
|Mosul
|
|Salah Al Din
|align=center|34||SD
|align=right|9,556
|align=right|24,751
|align=right|1,595,235
|147.3
|56.8
|Tikrit
|
|Sulaymaniyah (IKR) (With Halabja) a. k. a. Silêmanî
|align=center|46||SU
|align=right|6,573
|align=right|17,023
|align=right|2,053,305
|285.8
|110.3
|Silêmanî
|
|Wasit
|align=center|52||WA
|align=right|6,623
|align=right|17,153
|align=right|1,378,723
|182.7
|70.5
|Kut
|}
Ирак состоит из 18 признанных мухафаз (محافظة; ), также известных как "провинции", и 1 частично признанной мухафазы (Халабджа). Согласно иракской конституции, мухафазы могут образовывать автономный регион. Четыре мухафазы – Эрбиль, Сулеймания, Халабджа и Духок – составляют автономный Курдистанский регион. Багдад (являющийся самым густонаселенным) и Басра – старейшие мухафазы. Вторая по численности населения мухафаза, Ниневия (или Найнава), расположена в гористой местности и имеет более прохладный климат северо-запада. С 1999 года неоднократно поступали призывы к признанию мухафазы Халабджа. Она была признана официальной мухафазой Курдистанского региона в 2014 и 2023 годах. Однако только Совет представителей Ирака обладает полномочиями по учреждению новых мухафаз и неоднократно откладывал слушания по вопросу Халабджи. В начале 2014 года Совет министров Ирака одобрил предложения о создании трех новых мухафаз:
Тал-Афар, из части мухафазы Ниневия,
Туз-Хурмату, из части мухафазы Салахаддин,
Ниневийские равнины, из мухафазы Ниневия.
Халабджа, из мухафазы Сулеймания.
Iraq consists of 18 recognized governorates (محافظة; ), also known as "provinces" and 1 partially recognized governorate (Halabja). Per the Iraqi constitution, governorates can form an autonomous region. Four governorates, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Halabja and Duhok, constitute the autonomous Kurdistan Region. Baghdad (which is the most populous) and Basra are the oldest governorates. The second most populous one, Ninawa (or Nineveh) is in the upland region and has a cooler climate of the north west. There have been numerous calls to recognize Halabja Governorate since 1999. It was recognized as an official governorate of the Kurdistan Region in 2014, and 2023. However, the only legislature in Iraq that can implement new governorates is the Council of Representatives of Iraq, which has had delayed hearings regarding Halabja numerous times. Throughout early 2014, the Council of Ministers of Iraq approved proposals to add the three newly proposed governorates:
Tal Afar, from part of Ninawa Governorate
Tuz Khurmatu, from part of Saladin Governorate
Nineveh Plains from the Ninawa Governorate. Halabja from Sulaymaniah Governorate
In 2013, activists and political parties called for the conversion of Hawija from a District into a governorate, but the Kirkuk government blocked the proposal. Shortly after the approval of the proposals, the Islamic State attacked the cities, towns and villages of the Nineveh Plains. Upon the eventual withdrawal of ISIS, the initial decision by the Council of Ministers was dishonored by Kurdistan, Baghdad and Iranian connected political entities, as they began pushing security forces into different parts of the Nineveh Plains to try and lay claim to different parts of the territory, asserting that the demographics had changed due to ISIS and that the original inhabitants could no longer be representatives of their indigenous land. Part of the reason for the demographic shift was that squatters were encouraged to occupy Christian homes. Without enough paperwork to prove ownership, some of those homes became extremely challenging to reclaim. Initiatives are underway to help reclaim families' homes. Another proposal exists to add a 19th governorate: Fallujah, from part of the Al Anbar. !Population Density in miles
!Population Density in km
!Capital
|
|Al Anbar
|align=center|31||AN
|align=right|53,476
|align=right|138,501
|align=right|1,771,656
|29.1
|11.2
|Ramadi
|
|Babil
|align=center|51||BB
|align=right|1,976
|align=right|5,603
|align=right|2,065,042
|921.4
|324.9
|Hillah
|
|Baghdad
|align=center|10||BG
|align=right|204.2
|align=right|529
|align=right|8,126,755
|4,620.09
|1,548.8
|Baghdad
|
|Basra
|align=center|61||BA
|align=right|7,360
|align=right|19,070
|align=right|2,908,491
|344.0
|132.7
|Basra
|
|Dhi Qar
|align=center|64||DQ
|align=right|5,000
|align=right|12,900
|align=right|2,095,172
|367.2
|142.3
|Nasiriyah
|
|Al Qādisiyyah
|align=center|58||QA
|align=right|3,148
|align=right|8,153
|align=right|1,291,048
|360.3
|139.1
|Al Diwaniyah
|
|Diyala
|align=center|32||DI
|align=right|6,828
|align=right|17,685
|align=right|1,637,226
|211.3
|81.6
|Baqubah
|
|Duhok (Dahūk) (IKR) a. k. a. Dihok
|align=center|42||DA
|align=right|2,530
|align=right|6,553
|align=right|1,292,535
|445.5
|172.2
|Dihok
|
|Erbil (IKR) a. k. a. Hewlêr
|align=center|44||AR
|align=right|5,820
|align=right|15,074
|align=right|1,854,778
|277.0
|106.9
|Hewlêr
|
|Karbala
|align=center|56||KA
|align=right|1,944
|align=right|5,034
|align=right|1,218,732
|548.6
|211.8
|Karbala
|
|Kirkuk
|align=center|36||KI
|align=right|3,737
|align=right|9,679
|align=right|1,597,876
|373.4
|144.1
|Kerkûk
|
|Maysan
|align=center|62||MA
|align=right|6,205
|align=right|16,072
|align=right|1,112,673
|156.5
|60.4
|Amarah
|
|Muthanna
|align=center|66||MU
|align=right|19,980
|align=right|51,740
|align=right|814,371
|35.9
|13.8
|Samawah
|
|Najaf
|align=center|54||NA
|align=right|11,129
|align=right|28,824
|align=right|1,471,592
|115.5
|44.5
|Najaf
|
|Ninawa
|align=center|41||NI
|align=right|14,410
|align=right|37,323
|align=right|3,729,998
|226.9
|87.6
|Mosul
|
|Salah Al Din
|align=center|34||SD
|align=right|9,556
|align=right|24,751
|align=right|1,595,235
|147.3
|56.8
|Tikrit
|
|Sulaymaniyah (IKR) (With Halabja) a. k. a. Silêmanî
|align=center|46||SU
|align=right|6,573
|align=right|17,023
|align=right|2,053,305
|285.8
|110.3
|Silêmanî
|
|Wasit
|align=center|52||WA
|align=right|6,623
|align=right|17,153
|align=right|1,378,723
|182.7
|70.5
|Kut
|}
В 2013 году активисты и политические партии призвали к преобразованию Хавиджи из кады (района) в мухафазу, но правительство Киркука заблокировало это предложение. Вскоре после утверждения этих предложений, ИГИЛ атаковало города, поселки и деревни Ниневийских равнин. После окончательного вывода ИГИЛ, первоначальное решение Совета министров было проигнорировано курдами, Багдадом и политическими структурами, связанными с Ираном, которые начали перебрасывать силы безопасности в различные части Ниневийских равнин, чтобы попытаться заявить права на различные участки территории, утверждая, что демографическая ситуация изменилась из-за ИГИЛ и что коренные жители больше не могут представлять свою исконную землю. Частично причиной демографического сдвига стало поощрение самозахватчиков к занятию домов христиан. Из-за отсутствия достаточного количества документов, подтверждающих право собственности, вернуть некоторые из этих домов оказалось крайне сложно. Ведутся инициативы по возвращению домов семьям. Существует также предложение о создании 19-й мухафазы: Фаллуджа, из части Аль-Анбара.
Iraq consists of 18 recognized governorates (محافظة; ), also known as "provinces" and 1 partially recognized governorate (Halabja). Per the Iraqi constitution, governorates can form an autonomous region. Four governorates, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Halabja and Duhok, constitute the autonomous Kurdistan Region. Baghdad (which is the most populous) and Basra are the oldest governorates. The second most populous one, Ninawa (or Nineveh) is in the upland region and has a cooler climate of the north west. There have been numerous calls to recognize Halabja Governorate since 1999. It was recognized as an official governorate of the Kurdistan Region in 2014, and 2023. However, the only legislature in Iraq that can implement new governorates is the Council of Representatives of Iraq, which has had delayed hearings regarding Halabja numerous times. Throughout early 2014, the Council of Ministers of Iraq approved proposals to add the three newly proposed governorates:
Tal Afar, from part of Ninawa Governorate
Tuz Khurmatu, from part of Saladin Governorate
Nineveh Plains from the Ninawa Governorate. Halabja from Sulaymaniah Governorate
In 2013, activists and political parties called for the conversion of Hawija from a District into a governorate, but the Kirkuk government blocked the proposal. Shortly after the approval of the proposals, the Islamic State attacked the cities, towns and villages of the Nineveh Plains. Upon the eventual withdrawal of ISIS, the initial decision by the Council of Ministers was dishonored by Kurdistan, Baghdad and Iranian connected political entities, as they began pushing security forces into different parts of the Nineveh Plains to try and lay claim to different parts of the territory, asserting that the demographics had changed due to ISIS and that the original inhabitants could no longer be representatives of their indigenous land. Part of the reason for the demographic shift was that squatters were encouraged to occupy Christian homes. Without enough paperwork to prove ownership, some of those homes became extremely challenging to reclaim. Initiatives are underway to help reclaim families' homes. Another proposal exists to add a 19th governorate: Fallujah, from part of the Al Anbar. !Population Density in miles
!Population Density in km
!Capital
|
|Al Anbar
|align=center|31||AN
|align=right|53,476
|align=right|138,501
|align=right|1,771,656
|29.1
|11.2
|Ramadi
|
|Babil
|align=center|51||BB
|align=right|1,976
|align=right|5,603
|align=right|2,065,042
|921.4
|324.9
|Hillah
|
|Baghdad
|align=center|10||BG
|align=right|204.2
|align=right|529
|align=right|8,126,755
|4,620.09
|1,548.8
|Baghdad
|
|Basra
|align=center|61||BA
|align=right|7,360
|align=right|19,070
|align=right|2,908,491
|344.0
|132.7
|Basra
|
|Dhi Qar
|align=center|64||DQ
|align=right|5,000
|align=right|12,900
|align=right|2,095,172
|367.2
|142.3
|Nasiriyah
|
|Al Qādisiyyah
|align=center|58||QA
|align=right|3,148
|align=right|8,153
|align=right|1,291,048
|360.3
|139.1
|Al Diwaniyah
|
|Diyala
|align=center|32||DI
|align=right|6,828
|align=right|17,685
|align=right|1,637,226
|211.3
|81.6
|Baqubah
|
|Duhok (Dahūk) (IKR) a. k. a. Dihok
|align=center|42||DA
|align=right|2,530
|align=right|6,553
|align=right|1,292,535
|445.5
|172.2
|Dihok
|
|Erbil (IKR) a. k. a. Hewlêr
|align=center|44||AR
|align=right|5,820
|align=right|15,074
|align=right|1,854,778
|277.0
|106.9
|Hewlêr
|
|Karbala
|align=center|56||KA
|align=right|1,944
|align=right|5,034
|align=right|1,218,732
|548.6
|211.8
|Karbala
|
|Kirkuk
|align=center|36||KI
|align=right|3,737
|align=right|9,679
|align=right|1,597,876
|373.4
|144.1
|Kerkûk
|
|Maysan
|align=center|62||MA
|align=right|6,205
|align=right|16,072
|align=right|1,112,673
|156.5
|60.4
|Amarah
|
|Muthanna
|align=center|66||MU
|align=right|19,980
|align=right|51,740
|align=right|814,371
|35.9
|13.8
|Samawah
|
|Najaf
|align=center|54||NA
|align=right|11,129
|align=right|28,824
|align=right|1,471,592
|115.5
|44.5
|Najaf
|
|Ninawa
|align=center|41||NI
|align=right|14,410
|align=right|37,323
|align=right|3,729,998
|226.9
|87.6
|Mosul
|
|Salah Al Din
|align=center|34||SD
|align=right|9,556
|align=right|24,751
|align=right|1,595,235
|147.3
|56.8
|Tikrit
|
|Sulaymaniyah (IKR) (With Halabja) a. k. a. Silêmanî
|align=center|46||SU
|align=right|6,573
|align=right|17,023
|align=right|2,053,305
|285.8
|110.3
|Silêmanî
|
|Wasit
|align=center|52||WA
|align=right|6,623
|align=right|17,153
|align=right|1,378,723
|182.7
|70.5
|Kut
|}
!Плотность населения в милях
!Плотность населения в км
!Столица
|
|Аль-Анбар
|align=center|31||AN
|align=right|53,476
|align=right|138,501
|align=right|1,771,656
|29.1
|11.2
|Рамади
|
|Бабиль
|align=center|51||BB
|align=right|1,976
|align=right|5,603
|align=right|2,065,042
|921.4
|324.9
|Хилла
|
|Багдад
|align=center|10||BG
|align=right|204.2
|align=right|529
|align=right|8,126,755
|4,620.09
|1,548.8
|Багдад
|
|Басра
|align=center|61||BA
|align=right|7,360
|align=right|19,070
|align=right|2,908,491
|344.0
|132.7
|Басра
|
|Ды-Кар
|align=center|64||DQ
|align=right|5,000
|align=right|12,900
|align=right|2,095,172
|367.2
|142.3
|Насирия
|
|Аль-Кадисия
|align=center|58||QA
|align=right|3,148
|align=right|8,153
|align=right|1,291,048
|360.3
|139.1
|Ад-Дивания
|
|Дияла
|align=center|32||DI
|align=right|6,828
|align=right|17,685
|align=right|1,637,226
|211.3
|81.6
|Бакуба
|
|Духок (Дахук) (IKR) a. k. a. Дыхок
|align=center|42||DA
|align=right|2,530
|align=right|6,553
|align=right|1,292,535
|445.5
|172.2
|Дыхок
|
|Эрбиль (IKR) a. k. a. Хевляр
|align=center|44||AR
|align=right|5,820
|align=right|15,074
|align=right|1,854,778
|277.0
|106.9
|Хевляр
|
|Карбала
|align=center|56||KA
|align=right|1,944
|align=right|5,034
|align=right|1,218,732
|548.6
|211.8
|Карбала
|
|Киркук
|align=center|36||KI
|align=right|3,737
|align=right|9,679
|align=right|1,597,876
|373.4
|144.1
|Керкук
|
|Майсан
|align=center|62||MA
|align=right|6,205
|align=right|16,072
|align=right|1,112,673
|156.5
|60.4
|Амара
|
|Мутанна
|align=center|66||MU
|align=right|19,980
|align=right|51,740
|align=right|814,371
|35.9
|13.8
|Самава
|
|Наджаф
|align=center|54||NA
|align=right|11,129
|align=right|28,824
|align=right|1,471,592
|115.5
|44.5
|Наджаф
|
|Ниневия
|align=center|41||NI
|align=right|14,410
|align=right|37,323
|align=right|3,729,998
|226.9
|87.6
|Мосул
|
|Салахаддин
|align=center|34||SD
|align=right|9,556
|align=right|24,751
|align=right|1,595,235
|147.3
|56.8
|Тикрит
|
|Сулеймания (IKR) (с Халабджей) a. k. a. Силемани
|align=center|46||SU
|align=right|6,573
|align=right|17,023
|align=right|2,053,305
|285.8
|110.3
|Силемани
|
|Васит
|align=center|52||WA
|align=right|6,623
|align=right|17,153
|align=right|1,378,723
|182.7
|70.5
|Кут
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Iraq consists of 18 recognized governorates (محافظة; ), also known as "provinces" and 1 partially recognized governorate (Halabja). Per the Iraqi constitution, governorates can form an autonomous region. Four governorates, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Halabja and Duhok, constitute the autonomous Kurdistan Region. Baghdad (which is the most populous) and Basra are the oldest governorates. The second most populous one, Ninawa (or Nineveh) is in the upland region and has a cooler climate of the north west. There have been numerous calls to recognize Halabja Governorate since 1999. It was recognized as an official governorate of the Kurdistan Region in 2014, and 2023. However, the only legislature in Iraq that can implement new governorates is the Council of Representatives of Iraq, which has had delayed hearings regarding Halabja numerous times. Throughout early 2014, the Council of Ministers of Iraq approved proposals to add the three newly proposed governorates:
Tal Afar, from part of Ninawa Governorate
Tuz Khurmatu, from part of Saladin Governorate
Nineveh Plains from the Ninawa Governorate. Halabja from Sulaymaniah Governorate
In 2013, activists and political parties called for the conversion of Hawija from a District into a governorate, but the Kirkuk government blocked the proposal. Shortly after the approval of the proposals, the Islamic State attacked the cities, towns and villages of the Nineveh Plains. Upon the eventual withdrawal of ISIS, the initial decision by the Council of Ministers was dishonored by Kurdistan, Baghdad and Iranian connected political entities, as they began pushing security forces into different parts of the Nineveh Plains to try and lay claim to different parts of the territory, asserting that the demographics had changed due to ISIS and that the original inhabitants could no longer be representatives of their indigenous land. Part of the reason for the demographic shift was that squatters were encouraged to occupy Christian homes. Without enough paperwork to prove ownership, some of those homes became extremely challenging to reclaim. Initiatives are underway to help reclaim families' homes. Another proposal exists to add a 19th governorate: Fallujah, from part of the Al Anbar. !Population Density in miles
!Population Density in km
!Capital
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|Al Anbar
|align=center|31||AN
|align=right|53,476
|align=right|138,501
|align=right|1,771,656
|29.1
|11.2
|Ramadi
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|Babil
|align=center|51||BB
|align=right|1,976
|align=right|5,603
|align=right|2,065,042
|921.4
|324.9
|Hillah
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|Baghdad
|align=center|10||BG
|align=right|204.2
|align=right|529
|align=right|8,126,755
|4,620.09
|1,548.8
|Baghdad
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|Basra
|align=center|61||BA
|align=right|7,360
|align=right|19,070
|align=right|2,908,491
|344.0
|132.7
|Basra
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|Dhi Qar
|align=center|64||DQ
|align=right|5,000
|align=right|12,900
|align=right|2,095,172
|367.2
|142.3
|Nasiriyah
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|Al Qādisiyyah
|align=center|58||QA
|align=right|3,148
|align=right|8,153
|align=right|1,291,048
|360.3
|139.1
|Al Diwaniyah
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|Diyala
|align=center|32||DI
|align=right|6,828
|align=right|17,685
|align=right|1,637,226
|211.3
|81.6
|Baqubah
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|Duhok (Dahūk) (IKR) a. k. a. Dihok
|align=center|42||DA
|align=right|2,530
|align=right|6,553
|align=right|1,292,535
|445.5
|172.2
|Dihok
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|Erbil (IKR) a. k. a. Hewlêr
|align=center|44||AR
|align=right|5,820
|align=right|15,074
|align=right|1,854,778
|277.0
|106.9
|Hewlêr
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|Karbala
|align=center|56||KA
|align=right|1,944
|align=right|5,034
|align=right|1,218,732
|548.6
|211.8
|Karbala
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|Kirkuk
|align=center|36||KI
|align=right|3,737
|align=right|9,679
|align=right|1,597,876
|373.4
|144.1
|Kerkûk
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|Maysan
|align=center|62||MA
|align=right|6,205
|align=right|16,072
|align=right|1,112,673
|156.5
|60.4
|Amarah
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|Muthanna
|align=center|66||MU
|align=right|19,980
|align=right|51,740
|align=right|814,371
|35.9
|13.8
|Samawah
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|Najaf
|align=center|54||NA
|align=right|11,129
|align=right|28,824
|align=right|1,471,592
|115.5
|44.5
|Najaf
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|Ninawa
|align=center|41||NI
|align=right|14,410
|align=right|37,323
|align=right|3,729,998
|226.9
|87.6
|Mosul
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|Salah Al Din
|align=center|34||SD
|align=right|9,556
|align=right|24,751
|align=right|1,595,235
|147.3
|56.8
|Tikrit
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|Sulaymaniyah (IKR) (With Halabja) a. k. a. Silêmanî
|align=center|46||SU
|align=right|6,573
|align=right|17,023
|align=right|2,053,305
|285.8
|110.3
|Silêmanî
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|Wasit
|align=center|52||WA
|align=right|6,623
|align=right|17,153
|align=right|1,378,723
|182.7
|70.5
|Kut
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Флаги
ФлагОписание Флаг провинции Аль-Анбар Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Бабиль Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Багдад Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Басра Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Дияла Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Ди Кар Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Духук Соотношение: 2:3 Печать провинции Эрбиль Соотношение: 2:3 Эмблема провинции Кербала Соотношение: 2:3 Печать провинции Майсан Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Мутанна Соотношение: 2:3 Печать провинции Наджаф Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Ниневия Белый флаг с изображением эмблемы провинции. Эмблема изображает наклонный минарет Великой мечети Аль-Нури в Мосуле, окруженный оливковыми ветвями. Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Саладин Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Киркук Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Аль-Кадисия Соотношение: 2:3 Флаг провинции Сулеймания Соотношение: 1:2 Флаг провинции Васит Соотношение: 2:3