Umm Jbab

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Umm Jbab (Arabic: أم جباب‎) is a village in central Syria, administratively part of the Homs Governorate, south of Homs. Nearby localities include al-Mukharram to the north and Jubb al-Jarrah to the northeast. According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, Umm Jbab had a population of 1,209 in the 2004 census.^[1]

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Capital: Homs

Homs • Abil • Akrad Dayasinah • Ashrafiya • Ayn al-Dananir • Ayn al-Niser • Bureij • Burj Qa'i • Dardaghan • al-Dar al-Kabirah • Dibeh • Fahil • Fairouzeh • Fatim al-Arnouk • Furqlus • Ghur Gharbiyah • al-Ghunthir • al-Hamrat • Hasour • Hisyah • Huwwarin • al-Jabbat • al-Jabiriyah • Jandar • Jawbar • Jbab Hamad • Judaydat al-Sharqiyah • Jubb al-Shami • Kafr Aya • Kafr Abed • Kafr Laha • Kafr Ram • Knisa • Khirbet Ghazi • Khirbet al-Hamam • Khirbet al-Sawda • Khirbet Tin Mahmoud • Khirbet Tin Nur • Liftaya • Mahin • al-Mahfurah • al-Manzul • al-Mishirfeh • Maskanah • al-Mazraa • al-Mukhtariyah • al-Najmah • al-Nuqayrah • al-Qabu • al-Qaryatayn • Qattinah • Qazhal • Rabah • al-Rabwah • al-Rayyan • al-Riqama • Sadad • Sakrah • al-Sayyid • Shamsin • Sharqliyya • Shayrat • Shin • al-Shinyah • Suwayri • Taldou • al-Taybah al-Gharbiyah • Teir Maalah • Tell Dahab • Tell al-Shur • Tiyas • al-Thabitiyah • Umm al-'Adam • Wujuh al-Hajar • Zaidal

al-Mukharram District

al-Mukharram al-Fawqani • al-Haraki • Jubb al-Jarrah • Masudiyah • al-Mukharram al-Tahtani • Sankari • Shiha • Umm al-Amad • Umm Jbab

al-Qusayr District

al-Qusayr • al-Aqrabiyah • Arjoun • al-Buwaydah al-Sharqiyah • al-Dabaah • Dahiyat al-Majd • Daminah al-Sharqiyah • Daminah al-Gharbiyah • al-Ghassaniyah • al-Houz • Husseiniya • Jusiyah al-Amar • Kafr Mousa • al-Naim • al-Nizariyah • Rablah • Shinshar • Tell al-Nabi Mando • Zira'a • Zita al-Gharbiyah

al-Rastan District

al-Rastan • Deir Ful • al-Ghantu • Gharnatah • Izz al-Din • Kafr Nan • Kisin • al-Makramiyah • Murayj al-Durr • Saan al-Aswad • Talbiseh • Tasnin • Tell Jayurin • al-Zaafaraniyah

Tadmur District

Tadmur • Arak • al-Kawm • al-Kadir • al-Sukhnah • al-Taybah

Talkalakh District

Talkalakh • Aridah • Akkari • Anaz • Ayn al-Bardah • al-Bahluniyah • Burj al-Arab • Burj al-Maksur • Habnamrah • Hadidah • Halat • al-Husn • al-Huwash • Marmarita • Mazinah • Muqlus • Naarah • al-Nasirah • Tell Hawsh • al-Zarah • Zweitina

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