Municipalities of Qatar

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Map of the municipalities of Qatar

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Qatar is divided into 10 municipalities (baladiyah):

1. Ad Dawhah الدوحة
2. Al Ghuwariyah الغويرية
3. Al Jumaliyah الجميلية
4. Al Khawr الخور
5. Al Wakrah الوكرة
6. Ar Rayyan الريان
7. Jariyan al Batnah جريان الباطنة
8. Ash Shamal الشمال
9. Umm Salal أم صلال
10. Mesaieed مسيعيد

For statistical purposes, the municipalities are further subdivided into zones (87 in number as of 2004), which are in turn subdivided into blocks [1].

[edit] Sources

• Geohive
• Population by Municipality and Zone
• area figures of zones

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