siria atlas completo

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Editors

Alexander Schahbasi, Thomas Schrott, Sebastian Bauer I Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior

Elvis Culjak, Walter Posch, Jasmina Rupp I Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports

Martijn Pluim, Albert Kraler, Daria Huss I International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD)

Cartography

Andreas Stummvoll I Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports

Layout

Martin Angel I Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior

Cover

Design: Martin Angel I Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior

Map: Made with Natural Earth. Free vector and raster map data @ naturalearthdata.com

Disclaimer

The content of this publication was researched and edited with utmost care. Liability for the correctness,

completeness and up-to-dateness of contents cannot be incurred. The Austrian Federal Ministry of the

Interior, the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports, the editors and individuals involved in the

publication do not assume any liability for possible damages or consequences arising from the usage,

application or dissemination of the contents offered. The responsibility for the correctness of information

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editors of this volume.

The contents of this publication do not represent positions of the Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior,

the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports or the editors. The boundaries on the maps used in this

publication do not imply ofcial endorsement of acceptance. The publication does not claim completeness

and is based on the quoted sources.

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Contents

Forewords...............................................................................................................................................5-6

Middle East: Topography ..........................................................................................................................7

Syria: Topography and administrative divisions ........................................................................................8

Syria: Physiography..................................................................................................................................9

Damascus: Satellite image map ...............................................................................................................10

Syria: Control of territory January 2014....................................................................................................11

Syria: Control of territory January 2015....................................................................................................12

Syria: Major clashes January 2014 - January 2015.................................................................................13

Syria: Religious and sectarian groups March 2011..................................................................................14

Syria: Ethnic and linguistic groups March 2011........................................................................................15

Kurds in the Middle East ..........................................................................................................................16

Camps for Syrian refugees 2015..............................................................................................................17Syrian citizens and Syrian-born population 2014.....................................................................................18

Asylum applications of Syrian citizens 2014.............................................................................................19

Syrian refugees, asylum seekers and IDPs 2014/15................................................................................20


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Foreword

The civil war in Syria is certainly one of the gravest humanitarian crises of

our times. Having a severe regional impact, refugees eeing from war

and persecution are also applying for asylum in Europe. Austria has

responded to this with a resettlement initiative in cooperation with UNHCR

to grant asylum to the most vulnerable victims of war. On the EU level we

are working on the Save Lives initiative with our European partners,

aiming to protect those attempting to enter the EU via the Mediterranean

Sea or the Western Balkans at the mercy of trafckers.

While the Country of Origin Information Unit of the Federal Ofce for Immigration and Asylum is monitoring

the humanitarian situation in Syria closely, cooperation with the Austrian Ministry of Defence and the

International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) made it possible to enhance the analytical

framework and visualize the according data in this ATLAS.

The publication is a further step towards understanding Syria, particularly regarding the ethno-linguistic

and religious composition of the population predating the beginning of the unrest, the security situation

as well as refugee ows. Considering the situation in the region and the ongoing ows of refugees, an

in-depth analysis of the situation on the ground is paramount to maintain the high quality standards of our

asylum procedures and an informed policy debate.

Johanna Mikl-Leitner

Austrian Federal Minister of the Interior


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Foreword

Mass migration and waves of refugees are currently one of the biggest

challenges for security in Europe. From top level international news

agency reports to everyday discussions in the coffee houses of Vienna,

the difculties of refugees, especially those of Syria, have dominated all

other topics.

Who are these people? Why are they eeing? What is their background?

Their ethnicities? Religion? Language? Not all of these questions can

be answered. This atlas, which is a comprehensive product including 14 separate theme maps based

on excellent interdepartmental cooperation, covers these topics. The explicitly selected combination of

subject maps helps us to better understand the circumstances of the Syria crisis, the outcome of which

greatly will inuence our everyday lives in terms of economy, politics and security.

Knowledge is Power is supposedly a quote by Francis Bacon (1561-1626). This quote still holds true,

because for every mission or operation conducted a clear understanding of the overall situation in the area

is necessary. Geo-related information, such as this Atlas, is at the core of every decision-making process at

both the strategic and the interdisciplinary levels. If we want to succeed in providing security in Europe and

Austria in particular, we need to comprehend all essential aspects and apply a comprehensive approach.

This Atlas in combination with other supporting products provides the crucial background information about

Syria for the decision makers. As a result the best possible decisions can be made.

In this way, the Atlas is an excellent resource and prime example for interdepartmental cooperation of

highly competent ofces pertaining to the Ministry of the Interior with two innovative institutes within my

Ministry, the Institute for Peace Support and Conict Management (IFK) of the National Defence Academy

(LVAk) and the Institute for Military Geography (IMG) of the HQ, Command and Support Centre (FUZ).

Gerald Klug

Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sport


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Middle East: Topography

Source: Collins World Explorer Premium, Natural Earth


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Syria: Topography and administrative di

Source: Collins World Explorer Premium, Shuttle Radar Topography Mission


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Netanya

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Al-Bab

Hadera

Khan Shaykhun

KzltepeCeyhan

Kilis

Viranehir

Baalbek

Famagusta

Douma

Al-Quneit ra

As-SuwaydaDeraa

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Syria: Physiography

Source: NASA Blue Marble Next Generation, Shuttle Radar Topography Mission


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PresidenalPalacePresidenalPalace

Unknown Soldier MonumentUnknown Soldier Monument

CitadelCitadelNaonalMuseumNaonalMuseum

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Airport

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Damascus: Satellite image map

Source: OpenStreetMap


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Kilis

Viranehir

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Al-Quneit ra

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As-Safira

Al-Mayadin


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DAMASCUS

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JORDAN

ISRAEL

TURKEY

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UNDOFUNIFIL

GolanHeights

34 E 36 E 38 E 40 E

36 E 38 E 40 E

36 N

34 N

Syria: Control of territory January 2014

Source: ISW - Institute for the study of war, SOHR - Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, CENTCOM - US Central Command, Agathocle de Syracuse - Understanding modern conicts, Pietervanostaey

Moderate Rebels: Rebels who have been identied as moderate by the U.S.-led coalition and are being supported by the coalition through ongoing airstrikes against ISIS in Syria (e.g.: FSA, Syria Revol

Mixed Rebels: Rebels who are being perceived as moderate but are also working alongside hardline groups (e.g. Jabhat al-Nusra). In some cases they coexist without interacting and in other cases they


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Nazareth

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Kilis

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As-Safira

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DAMASCUS

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WESTBANK

SYRIA

LEBANON

JORDAN

ISRAEL

TURKEY

CYPRUS

UNDOFUNIFIL

GolanHeights

34 E 36 E 38 E 40 E

36 E 38 E 40 E

36 N

34 N

Syria: Control of territory January 2015

Source: ISW - Institute for the study of war, SOHR - Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, CENTCOM - US Central Command, Agathocle de Syracuse - Understanding modern conicts, Pietervanostaey

Moderate Rebels: Rebels who have been identied as moderate by the U.S.-led coalition and are being supported by the coalition through ongoing airstrikes against ISIS in Syria (e.g.: FSA, Syria Revol

Mixed Rebels: Rebels who are being perceived as moderate but are also working alongside hardline groups (e.g. Jabhat al-Nusra). In some cases they coexist without interacting and in other cases they

Low/high refers to the level of territorial control.


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Homs

Al-Ha

Aleppo

Tartus

Deir ez-Zor

Hama

Ar-Raqqah

Latakia

Idlib

Palmyra(Tadmur)

Tarsus

Mersin

Adana

Gaziantep anlurfa

Tripoli

Sidon

Tyre

Haifa

Nazareth

Nablus

Irbid

Iskenderun

Antakya

Ar Rutbah

Manbij

Mardi

Salamiyah

Nizip

Kirikhan

Maarrat al-Numaan

Tulkarm

Kadirli

Osmaniye

Abu Kamal

Zahl

Silifke

Netanya

Kozan

An-Nabk

Al-Bab

Hadera

Khan Shaykhun

KzltepeCeyhan

Kilis

Viranehir

Baalbek

Famagusta

Douma

Al-Quneit ra

As-SuwaydaDeraa

As-S afira

Al-Mayadin


BEIRUT

DAMASCUS

Tabqa-Dam

Mt. Hermon

2814

WESTBANK

SYRIA

LEBANON

JORDAN

ISRAEL

TURKEY

CYPRUS

UNDOFUNIFIL

GolanHeights

34 E 36 E 38 E 40 E

36 E 38 E 40 E

36 N

34 N

Syria: Major clashes January 2014 - January 2015

Source: ISW - Institute for the study of war, SOHR - Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, CENTCOM - US Central Command

Major clash: Every military/violent confrontation between armed actors (including airstrikes, artillery re, bombings, suicide vests, Suicide Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive Devices [SVBIED] and Vehi


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Latakia

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Palmyra(Tadmur)

Tarsus

Mersin

Adana

Gaziantep anlurfa

Tripoli

Sidon

Tyre

Haifa

Nazareth

Nablus

Irbid

Iskenderun

Antakya

Ar Rutbah

Manbij

Mardi

Salamiyah

Nizip

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Maarrat al-Numaan

Tulkarm

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Osmaniye

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Zahl

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Netanya

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Al-Bab

Hadera

Khan Shaykhun

KzltepeCeyhan

Kilis

Viranehir

Baalbek

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Douma

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As-S afira

Al-Mayadin


BEIRUT

DAMASCUS

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Mt. Hermon

2814

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SYRIA

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JORDAN

ISRAEL

TURKEY

CYPRUS

UNDOFUNIFIL

GolanHeights

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36 E 38 E 40 E

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34 N

Syria: Religious and sectarian groups Mar

Source: www.ecoi.net/atlas_syria_sources.pdf

This map shows only the main areas of settlement of religious and sectarian groups. The Syrian population is very heterogeneous in terms of religious and sectarian afliation, especially in urban centers


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Tarsus

Mersin

Adana

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Tyre

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Nazareth

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Antakya

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TURKEY

CYPRUS

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GolanHeights

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34 N

Syria: Ethnic and linguistic groups March 201

Source: www.ecoi.net/atlas_syria_sources.pdf

This map shows only the main areas of settlement of ethnic and linguistic groups. The Syrian population is very heterogeneous in terms of ethnic and linguistic afliation, especially in urban centers.


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Latakia

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Izmit

Ismailia

Tanta

Ramadi

Diyarbakr

Adapazar

Mansoura

Al Muqdadiyah

Malatya

Kirkuk

Van

Gaza

Bornova

JERUSALEM

Ar-Raqqah

Elazig

Al Diwaniy

Mersin

Kayseri

Samsun

Najaf

Antalya

Sivas

Hail

Zarqa

anlurfa

Eskiehir

Tabuk

Hillah

Kahramanmaras

Erzurum

Faiyum

Irbid

Denizli

Urmia

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Gaziantep

Konya

Homs

Adana

Bursa

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YEREVAN

BAGHDAD

Hama

AMMAN

ANKARA

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BEIRUT

Alexandria

DAMASCUS

Mosul

Tel Aviv

Giza

Aleppo

CAIRO

NICOSIA

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35 N

30 N

Kurds in the Middle East

Source: Tbinger Atlas des Vorderen Orients (1990), www.ecoi.net/atlas_syria_sources.pdf

This map shows only the main areas of settlement of Kurds in the Middle East.


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Kayseri

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Kahramanmaras

Irbid

Gaziantep

Homs

Adana

Hama

AMMAN

Haifa

BEIRUT

DAMASCUS

Mosul

Tel Aviv

Aleppo

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38 N

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Akakale

Cyber City

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Karkam

King Abdullah Park

Zaatari

Apaydin

Al-Obaidi

GawilanElbeyli Beiriye

Beyda

Yaylada

Camps for Syrian refugees 2015

Source: Refugee camps in Iraq and Jordan: http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees/regional.php (latest updates: Iraq: 31 March 2015, Jordan: 08 April 2015). King Abdullah Park Refugee Camp and Cyber C

population is based on estimates of aid workers in April 2015. Refugee camps in Turkey: https://www.afad.gov.tr/TR/IcerikDetay1.aspx?ID=16&IcerikID=848 (latest update: 13 April 2015).

This map only depicts ofcial camps for Syrian refugees and does not make reference to informal tent camps set up by refugees without shelter.


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Romania

United Kingdom

Tunisia

Belgium

Norway

Kosovo

Czech Rep.

Netherlands

LIE

Slovenia

Rus

AND

Albania

Macedonia

Slovakia

Sweden

Moldova

Austria

Estonia

VAT

Serbia

Finland

MCO

SMR

Portugal

Ukraine

Italy

Ireland

Morocco

Spain

Latvia

HungaryFrance Switzerland

LUX

Algeria

Croatia

Belarus

Greece

Montenegro

LithuaniaDenmark

Bosnia andHerzegovina

Malta

Bulgaria

Poland

Germany

M e d i te

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10 W20 W 0 10 E 20 E 30 E 40 E

36 E 30 E20 E10 E

60N

50N

40N

60N

0 200 400 600 1000 km800

1 526 3 090

20 511 41 748

4 352 5 812

7 000 11 000

1 367 9 498

52 510 No data

4 760 8 274

4 166 5 219

4 268 5 1963 588 2 435

3 201 5 957

4 414 5 957

Syrian citizens and Syrian-born populati

Source: EUROSTAT (latest update: 17 April 2015), Statistics Austria, and the UK Ofce for National Statistics (data available only for 2013). Map includes EU 28 as well as Switzerland and Norway. No

Luxembourg, Malta, and Poland. In the cases of Germany, Ireland, and Portugal data was available on Syrian citizens but not on the Syrian-born population.

The map only includes the top 10 countries in the categories Syrien citizens and Syrian-born population.


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Romania

United Kingdom

Tunisia

Belgium

Norway

Kosovo

Czech Rep.

Netherlands

LIE

Slovenia

Rus

AND

Albania

Macedonia

Slovakia

Sweden

Moldova

Austria

Estonia

VAT

Serbia

Finland

MCO

SMR

Portugal

Ukraine

Italy

Ireland

Morocco

Spain

Latvia

HungaryFrance Switzerland

LUX

Algeria

Croatia

Belarus

Greece

Montenegro

LithuaniaDenmark

Bosnia andHerzegovina

Malta

Bulgaria

Poland

Germany

M e d i te

r

ra n e a n

S e a

B l a c k

A

t

l

a

n

t

i

c

O

c

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a

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10 W20 W 0 10 E 20 E 30 E 40 E

36 E 30 E20 E10 E

60N

50N

40N

60N

0 200 400 600 1000 km800

30 750

41 100

8 790

7 210

6 855

6 245

3 8202 845

2 705

2 410

2 085

1 510

9

785

615

505

305

150

115

110

7 730

Asylum applications of Syrian citizens 20

Source: EUROSTAT (latest update: 01 April 2015).

Data includes asylum and new asylum applicants by citizenship; only included if > 100


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M edite r ra n ea n Sea

B la ck Sea

RedSea

Euphrates

Tigis

Nil

e

Kzlrmak

Kura

Van

Sea of Marmara

Gulf

ofA

qab

aGu

lf

ofS

uez

ISRAEL

WESTBANK

CYPRUS

GAZA

GREECE

BULGEORGIA

ARMENIA

R

SAUDI ARABIA

NAGKAR

SOUTH OSSETIA

Suez

Zagazig

Port Said

Latakia

Ga

Sulaymaniyah

Karbala

Batman

Izmit

Ismailia

Tanta

Ramadi

Diyarbakr

Adapazar

Mansoura

Al Muqdadiyah

Malatya

Kirkuk

Van

Gaza

Bornova

JERUSALEM

Ar-Raqqah

Elazig

Al Diwaniy

Mersin

Kayseri

Samsun

Najaf

Antalya

Sivas

Hail

Zarqa

anlurfa

Eskiehir

Tabuk

Hillah

Kahramanmaras

Erzurum

Faiyum

Irbid

Denizli

Urmia

Istanbul

Gaziantep

Konya

Homs

Adana

Bursa

TBILISI

Shubra El-Kheima

Erbil

Izmir T

YEREVAN

BAGHDAD

Hama

AMMAN

ANKARA

Haifa

BEIRUT

Alexandria

DAMASCUS

Mosul

Tel Aviv

Giza

Aleppo

CAIRO

NICOSIA

30 E 35 E 40 E 45 E

30 E 35 E 40 E 45 E

40 N

35 N

30 N

1 758 092

TURKEY

LEBANON

IRAQ

SYRIA

EGYPT

JORDAN

7 600 000

1 196 560

628 427

133 862

247 861

Syrian refugees, asylum seekers and IDP

Source: Syrian Population of UNHCR Concern: http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees/regional.php (latest updates: Egypt: 14 April 2015, Iraq: 31 March 2015, Jordan: 08 April 2015, Lebanon: 10 April 2015

Persons of Concern to UNHCR include refugees, asylum seekers, stateless persons, as well as returnees. Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs): http://www.internal-displacement.org/middle-east-and-nort


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