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Iraq is divided into 18 provinces or governorates, called muhafazat in Arabic (singular - muhafazah):

Baghdad (بغداد)
Salah ad Din (صلاح الدين)
Diyala
Wasit
Maysan
Al Basrah (البصرة)
Dhi Qar (ذي قار)
Al Muthanna
Al Qadisyah (القادسية)

Babil (بابل)
Al Karbala (كربلاء)
An Najaf (النجف)
Al Anbar (الأنبار)
NinawaNinawa is a province in Iraq, and the Arabic name for the biblical city of Nineveh in Assyria. It has an area of 37,323 km2 and an estimated population of 2,509,800 people. Its chief city, and the provincial capital, is Mosul (in Arabic al Mawsil . Cities (نينوى)
DahukDahuk (also referred to as Dohuk is one of the provinces of Iraq. It is in the north of the country, within the Kurdish Autonomous Region. Its capital is Dahuk city. Provinces of Iraq. (دهوك)
ArbilThis article is about the province of Iraq. There is also a city of the same name, see Arbil, Iraq Arbil (, also transliterated as Irbil or Erbil is one of the provinces of Iraq. It is in the north of the country. Its capital is a city also called Arbil. (أربيل)
At Ta'mim
As SulaymaniyahAs Sulaymniyah province is a province of Iraq. Its capital is a city of the same name, As Sulaymaniyah. Provinces of Iraq. (السليمانية)

1 See also

List of places in IraqThis is a list of places in Iraq. See also: Provinces of Iraq. Modern cities and important towns Arbil Baghdad Baghdad International Kazimain National Museum of Iraq Sadr City (formerly Saddam City) ( ) Green Zone Baiji Baquba Basra Nuhadra/Dahuk Al Diwan

2 External link

http://www.world-gazetteer.com/r/r_iq.htm

Iraq, Provinces of Provinces of IraqIraq is divided into 18 provinces or governorates, called muhafazat in Arabic (singular muhafazah : # Baghdad # Salah ad Din # Diyala # Wasit # Maysan # Al Basrah # Dhi Qar # Al Muthanna # Al Qadisyah Babil Al Karbala An Najaf Al Anbar Ninawa Dahuk Arbil

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