Iraq Map with Districts and Subdistricts

$60.00

The Iraq map product in PowerPoint format includes 29 slides in Widescreen 16:9 Version

Outline maps (2)
Governorate maps (4)
District maps (3)
Subdistrict maps (2)
District/ Subdistrict map for each Governorate (18)

Categories: Asia, Map Bundles Tag: Middle East

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The Iraq map product in PowerPoint format includes 29 slides, showing the location, the country boundary (adm0), national and regional capitals, and all the first and second, third level administrative boundaries of this country (adm1, adm2 and adm3). Our professional design map can help to differentiate your presentation from the competition.

Iraq is a country in Western Asia. The capital city, Baghdad is in the center-east of the country. The Iraq Outline Map shows the geographical location of this nation with respect to her neighboring countries: bordered by Jordan to the west, Syria to the northwest, Turkey to the north, Iran to the east, and Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to the south. Each of the neighboring countries is an editable map.

The Iraq Map is the administrative map with 18 governorates or provinces; each of the Governorates is an editable map. They are Al-Anbar, Al-Basrah, Al-Muthanna, Al-Najaf, Al-Qadissiya, Al-Sulaymaniyah, Babil, Baghdad, Diyala, Duhok, Erbil, Kerbala, Kirkuk, Maysan, Ninewa, Salah Al-Din, Thi Qar, and Wassit.

Halabja governorate. It is worth noting that the 19 governorates including Halabja one, that Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) had been advocating for the status of Halabja to be raised due to its significance. However, the situation remains complex. While Halabja is recognized as a governorate within the Kurdistan Region, tensions between the Kurdish authorities and the central government in Baghdad, especially over issues like oil revenues and territorial disputes, sometimes complicate the relationship and the full integration of Halabja’s governance structure. You can check our Iraq map with 19 Governorates.

The 18 Governorates are further divided into 101 Districts. The 101 Districts are classified into the 18 Governorates as follows: Al-Anbar (7), Al-Basrah (7), Al-Muthanna (4), Al-Najaf (3), Al-Qadissiya (4), Al-Sulaymaniyah (10), Babil (4), Baghdad (7), Diyala (6), Duhok (4), Erbil (6), Kerbala (3), Kirkuk (4), Maysan (6), Ninewa (9), Salah Al-Din (7), Thi Qar (5), and Wassit (5). You can check our Iraq map with Districts.

The 101 Districts are further divided into 294 Subdistricts. The 294 Subdistricts are classified into the 18 Governorates as follows: Al-Anbar (20), Al-Basrah (18), Al-Muthanna (8), Al-Najaf (6), Al-Qadissiya (13), Al-Sulaymaniyah (29), Babil (11), Baghdad (21), Diyala (21), Duhok (14), Erbil (21), Kerbala (5), Kirkuk (16), Maysan (12), Ninewa (28), Salah Al-Din (19), Thi Qar (18), and Wassit (14).

The districts are further subdivided into subdistricts (called “naḥiya”), which serve as the smallest administrative units. Subdistricts are essential for managing the day-to-day needs of the population, including public services, infrastructure, and local governance. They also serve as the key link between the central government and the communities on the ground.

The presence of 294 subdistricts highlights Iraq’s complexity in terms of local governance and the challenges faced by authorities in coordinating resources and services across such a large and diverse territory. These subdistricts often reflect the unique ethnic, religious, and cultural makeup of different areas, adding to the richness of Iraq’s administrative landscape.

The Iraq maps are listed below with details; you can check each of them in the product gallery.