This page gives you an overview on maps about Iraq collected on ecoi.net. More maps are available in our full-text search.

Ethnic groups and topography

A 1992 CIA map shows the distribution of ethnoreligious groups in the country

An atlas published by the Austrian ministries for interior and defence in 2016 contains maps on topography and administrative divisions (p. 7-8), religious groups (p. 17-18) as well as ethnic and linguistic groups (p. 19-20):

  • Political maps, population maps, thematic maps and situation maps with administrative divisions (district level) and with main cities (ethnic groups; linguistic groups; religious groups; oil and gas; security situation; other topics)

    Atlas Syria & Iraq (Map or infographic, English)

    In 2003, UNAMI published a map on the distribution of tribes:

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    Administrative divisons

    In 2021 UN OCHA published a map with administrative divisions on governorate and district level, water bodies and infrastructure:

    In 2017 the REACH Initiative published a map of the Kurdistan region with administrative divisions on governorate and district level, governorate and district capitals as well as infrastructure:

    • Kurdistan region: Thematic map with administrative divisions (governorate level; district level) and district capitals on the distribution of IDP and refugee camps as well as infrastructure

      Iraq - Kurdistan Region of Iraq; As of June 2020 (Map or infographic, English)

      A map published by the UN Cartographic Section in 2014 shows administrative divisions at the governorate level, main cities, water bodies and infrastructure:

      • Thematic map with administrative divisions (governorate level) and towns as well as water bodies on infrastructure

        Iraq (Map or infographic, English)

        In 2003, UNAMI published maps on infrastructure and towns in several governorates: search on ecoi.net

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        Cities

        A city map of Mosul published by MSF in 2017 shows administrative divisions as well as infrastructure:

        In 2006 the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency published a map of Bagdad with infrastructure:

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        More maps

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        (Last update 12 March 2024)