Cities and towns during the Syrian Civil War
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Tall Shahim
Hadaj
Tafha
Khirbat Ma‘rata
Baflûnê
Amarinah Tahtaniyah
Awshariyah
Jat
Shanā‘ā
Rafī‘ah
Tawq Khalil
Kafr Khashir
Kabir Saghir
Kabir Kabir
Al Hattaniyah
Bir Marhitan
Hamduniyah
Nuaymah
Qasr al-Barad
West çekela
East çekela
Holilko
Çençeylan
Heceman
Cheqmaqan
Kurkê Jorîn
Til Camus
Chachan
Tall Jum'ah
Heyder/Eltaniya
Kharab Slouque
Elti
Firfirkê
Ceinka
Xilalqa
Elîbego
Bêxçe
Heyana
Erebliyê
Gazê
Al-Nawfaliyah
Al-Bashbaliyah
Tall al-Lubn
Tall Kayf(Tilkeyf)
Umm al-Khayr
Mesamir
Haji Qadri
Tall Hamam Gharbi
Tall Hamam Sharqi
Bi'r Qadim
Qestelê Xidiriya
Xidiriya
Dupîra
Çolaqli/Çolaklı
Qurzêlê
Cirqa
Alamdar
Ceqmaqê Cûçik
Berkasê
Serqiya
Seholcikê
Hec Bila
Satê
Xelîlê Kalko
Mamelan
Omeran
Qude
Sediya
Kum Reçê
Gundê Hesen
Al-Arba'in
Khirbat Sawdan
Anzawiyah
Kharfan
Jubb al Qadir
Nimrudiyah
Mutamashrij
Naqut
Janf al-Hamer
Gire Ebubekir
Umm Hujayrat Khawatinah
Tell Dibah
Tell Xenzîr
Dishu
Al-Rakbah
Tell Tal'a
Tell Taweel
Khuraytah
Aqrabah
Tell Shameh
Tell Birij
Al-Rawiyah
Hammarah
Al Hanqazah
Xirbet Cihash
Mazra‘at Abu al Fawaris
Khirbat al-Bayda'
Al-Assad Hospital
Armenian Cemetery
Brouma
Tall Akhdar
Shabiran
Zuwair
Kafrah
Al-Baydhah al-Sharqiyah
Al-Baydhah al-Gharbiah
Mejbel Asphalt plant
Tarfah Gharbiyah
Ad Daw
SyriaTel
Turayfawi
Bir Umm al-Tababir
Bayt Jarbū‘ al ‘Azw
Tawalah
Bīr Tawalah
Bayt Jarbū‘ al ‘Azw
Huwaysas
Ba’er Fiddah
Roman ruins of Qasr al-Hayr
Qasr al-Halabat
Bi'r al `Abbasiyah
Zannobia Resort
Khan al Manqura
Al-Hafnah
Kafr Qaris
Tall Susayn
Tarfah Sharqiyah
Muslimiyah Cement plant
Aleppo Juvenile Prison
Free Zone
al-Soura Checkpoint
Umm al-Qara'
Tall Sanoubrat
Al-Rashidin 4 Sector
Mazraat Jarez
Shuwaykhat Najjar/Shuwayhat Abu `Isa
Tal Safer
Shaalah Radar Base
Ajijiyeh
Al Kiradi
Kiradi Grain silos
Safakhir
Ajaj
Qalīb Al Ḩissan
Jalīb Al Ḩissan
Al Juryat
Al Muaramah
Bir Hamidi
Bir Hussein
Abdullah Al Masoud Hamidi
Rajm Al Hamam
Abu Ali Hamadi Khod
Khazum/Hazzum/Soltukar
Tiyasa
Hesen Hacîi/Hasan Kaji
Muhammad Ash Shaykh
Safra
Khirbat al-Sharafat
Zurbah Power Plant
Train station checkpoint
Al-Alqamiyeh
Kafr Antoun
Wahshiyah
Umm Al-Quraa
Qizil Mazraah/Ghazal
Al Ghaylaniyah
Tulik
Kabbat Rabb
Karkiz
Jarouf
Sharbi'
Umm Arkilah
Tall Sab'in
Judaydah ‘Arbin
‘Arbid
ICARDA Farms
Huwayjinah
Burayjah
Dakwanah
Sheikh Ahmad Train Station
Umm Kharwah
Rasm Al-Sarhan
Al Ḩamrā
Maskanah silos
Jub Al-Hammam
Şawwānīyah
Al Qulayţah
Al Mazzah
Al Wasitah
Khirbat al Musaylān
Somouqah/Somumah
Rada Kabira
al-Masaha/Mashat al Turn
Al-Ghari
Khirbat al Hamra
Al Khaz‘alīyah/Faha
Umm Miyāl/(Khrbt al Faha
Khirbat al-Anz
Nuwāfīyah
‘Khirbat al ‘Awjā
Quwāşīyah Kabīrah
Quwāşīyah Şaghīrah
Khirbat Aḩmad al Ḩabīb
Khirbat al-Jahsh
Adh-Dhiyabiyah/Zabihah
Qutbiyah
Najjarah
Surayb
Abbudiyah
Ajjouziyah
Multafitah
Khirbat Shuwaym
Khirbat Muḩsin
Khirbat as Sab‘
Al-Muftahiyah
As Sulayḩīyah
Khirbat al Ḩassān
Tarfāwī
Uwayshiyah/Ayashia
Ma`zulah/Maazoleh
Abou Danah
Khan Hufrah
Birat al Bab
Ad Dara‘īyah Umm ‘Adas
Dir'iya
Al-Muntar
At Tunbur
Sirbus
Sulaymah
al Husamiyah/Hesamî
Aabed
Tal Alam
Al `Afish
Tannouza
Teibah/Ṭaybat al-Asm
Za'lanah
Turaykiyah
Balat
Al Haydariyah
Al Ma`rufiyah
Tall al Hattabat
Tall Maskur
al-Madiuna
Madiuna Farms
Sarjah Kabirah
Sarjah Saghīrah
Al-Sin
Fah
`Ayn al Jamajimah
Arbid al Judaydah/Uwaynah
Al-Jaberiyah
Wadi`ah
Qasar al-Wurood
Al-Muflisah
Production Facility
Ayishah
Shaykh Dan
Tuman
Ash Shurfah
Shamawiyah
Brije/Al-Hasad
`Ayn al Jahsh
Mazra`at Abu Jabbar/Abu Jabbar farms)
Abu Jabbar Kabir/Big Abu Jabbar
Abu Jabbar Saghirah/Small Abu Jabbar
Khan Kayar
Kheurbet Kayâr
Taftiyah
Tall al Ahmar
Ar Ridwaniyah
Qarutiyah
Al Halabiyah
‘Ayn Sabil
Rasm al-Abed
Rasm al-Harmel
Asimiyah
Al-Karayn/Qurayn
Alisah
Aqulah
Castello complex & Tal
Tall Humaymah
Ayn al-Bayda
Shanhasa
Al Shami
Fiha-es-Segira
Fallāḩ ar Rabū
Al-Jadedah
Manatir Al-Jarif
Manatir Al-Safer
Zaaraya
Humaymah al-Kabirah
Hamaymah as-Saghirah
Lalat Muhammad
Rasm al-Fallah
Abu Maqbarah Kabirah
Umm Zulaylah
Khassaf
Al-Mab'ujah
Umm al Mara
Umm Tinah
Rasm al-Kroum
Al-Kayariyah
Tell Sous
Shuraymah
Jinni al-Salamah
Tall Aqulah
Al Qusayr
Jannat al-Salamah
Jafīrat Mansur
Hamad Hawsh
Umm ‘Adasah
Kharayih Diham
Jubb al Kalb
Jubb Ghabshah
Rasm al ‘Alam
Mushayrafa/Wadi Sharifah
Al-Safiyah
Jafrah
Abu Maqbarah Saghira
Nasr Allah
Shuwaylekh
Haynli
Khirbat Hamu
Kurtuk
Khan al Hallabat
Sekanya
Qarabh Halinj
Zarwik
Dunghiz Saghir
Dunghiz Kabir
Kawurk Habib
Makhraj
Marzah al-Dawoud
Siftek
Khurkhuri
Kur 'Ali
Salib
Qiran
Dikmatash
Qawla
Dawli Dagh
Hajtr
Karbalak
Lahinah
Kulmad
Raqqas Tahtani
Kurtuk Shaykhan
Raqqas Fawqani
Memit
Kurabi
Kablis
Bani Saba
Sal
Jayl/Cile
Sab‘ Jifar
Mandik
Qazani
Boxa Jerin
Safari
Kuk Tappah Kubra
Nur ‘Alī
Septe
Khirbet Jabiriyah
Sunayn
Mare' Grain Silos
Grain Silos
Sarrin Grain Silos
Al Ghūz
Abu El Zandin
Kafr Abbash
Al Ahmadiyah
Manaq/Minnigh
Kanfuz
Tamurah
Uraymah
Khirbat al ‘Uraymah
Tamurah Quarry 1
Tamurah Quarry 2
Tamurah Quarry 3
Tamurah Quarry 4
Khirbat Huwaydat Umm Hijarah
Al Maḩmūdīyah
‘Azīzīyah
Raddat aş Şaghīr
Rasm al-Ghazal
Fukhaykhā
Dibsi Faraj Water Pumping Station
Sugar Factory
Hayyan - Bayanoun Industrial Area
Electrical grid station
Harjalah
Yaqid al Adas
Yeni Yaban/Al Judaydah
Karratin al Kabirah
Huwa
al Fuhayl
Jibab Marayta
Hafyan
Mughayyir
Mukmar
Bi'r ash-Shamli
Bi'r Bakar
Mahfazah
Bi'r ad Damm
Dandushan
Saadiya
Sakawiyah
Tal Aresh
Halindijah
Bir al-Ama
Al Haymar/Cenef El-Ehmer
Karawidani
Abu Safayah
Rumaylah
Rumaylāt Shamali
Rumaylāt Janoobi
Minhal as Salal
Dibsiyah
Shallal
Tal Othman
Nafila
Shams al-Din Wastani
Shams al-Din Gharbi
Shams al-Din ash Shamali
Mujaybinah
Mujaybin Al-Fatuh
Khibet al-Baqarah
Dahweh
Abo Al Rdani
Al-Mashut
Alkhafe/Xafija
Al-Jadah/Pirtiwêk
Kanu/Ziyarah
Abu Jubb/Jeb
Bir Jabir
Abu Huaya
Karawan
Taltaraqu/Bir Shallal
French Al Bawr
Abu Shamat/Kalat
Jeiber/Aljabir
Al Dokhan/Duxan
Bir Sinjar North/Borsincar Cenubî
Bir Sinjar South/Borsincar Şemali
Bir Bakkar
Janf Al Ahmar
Abu Du'an
Khashkhash Saghir
Khashkhash al Kabir
Tall Bawat
Sayqul
Umm Ghubar
Marba'at Bishah
Bishah
Huwair
Abdat ash Shaykh
Tall al Daman
Qaytal
al-Juhman
Huwa
Masoudiyah
Al Hilwaniyah
Qunduriyah
Al Qadi(Qadilar)
Qarakuz
Al Wardah
Shawa al-Saghir
Shawa al-Kabir
Al Wash
Jubb ad Dam/Qanli Quyu
Sukkariyah Kabirah
Osajli Saghir
Osajli Kabir
Khirbat al Shiyab
Wuraydah
Ilan/Yilanli
Qurt Wiran
Sheikh Nasir
Sab Wiran
Kurhyuk
Ulashli
Ash Sayyadah
Sheikh Yahya
Medane Saghira
Hutah
Battushiyah
Jaqal Kabir
Al Qawuqli
Bughaz
Suflaniyah
Tall Bijan
Rasm al-Sheikh
Rasm al-Jays
Al-Kitah
Magharah Abu Jabbar
Mashrafat Abu Jabbar
Mazburah
Ma’azah/Tayyar Hamadah
Rasm al-Kabir
Rasm al-Kama
Nabatah Saghirah/Khirbat adh Dhib
Nabatah Kabirah/Tafriyat al-Kabeera
Zakiyah
Al-Mushrafah
Al-Kaysoumah
Misrihah
Halasiyah
Rawdah/Rudhah
Al Rafai/Al-Roufiyah
Rasm al-Kubar
Tall Ma'z
Abū Jurayn
Taiha Twimat
Mahunah
Jurunli
Haymar Jays
Arbaah Saghirah
Mahsanah
Abu Kahf
Abu Mandil
Umm Miyal
As Safre
Rahmaniyah
Abū Ţawīl
Kharjīs
Abū Khaţar
Umm al 'Amad
Am Altalatel
Barleen
Jarkas/Jannat Salamah
Mashrafah Isma’eliyah
Khan al-Humr
Tall Aswad
Balwah/Jannat as Saghir
‘Ankībān
Sheikh Abyad
Tall Hudhan
Ar Rummanah
Rasm al-Mistahah
Jubb Hamam Al-Mustahi/al-Kudro
Jubb Hamad ash Shallal
Jubb al Khamis
Khirbat Jurm/Şadjara saga
Shajarah/Seceret Hedidi
Mutqalta
Tanan
Mazra‘at al Ḩudaydah
Kasra/Mazra'at al Hudaydah
Qibab al Kabir
Qibab al Saghir
Al-Sukhni
Arudah Kabirah
Khafsah Saghirah
Al-Rihaniyah
Maaradah Kabira
Maradah Shagira
Khafīyat al Ḩumr
Dukhayrah
Al-Khafsah Water Treatment Plant
Al-Khafsah Water Pumping Station
Khirbat Shihab
Rasm al Hirmil Kabira
Rasm Harmel Saghir
Jubb Qahwa/Umm Arsum
Safa
Rasm al-Ahmar
Abu Jakkah
Kiyariyah
Rasm al-Aboud
Habboubah Kabira
Habboubah Saghira
Al Hamud
Al Babira
Rasm al Bukhar
Tabarat Kalash
Tell al-Tutoun
Mashrafa al Tin
Qawas
Khirbat ‘Uqla
Khan Elshaar
Idrisiyah
Al-Duroubiyah Saghir
Sulaybiyah
Hurriyah
Rajm al-Aqra
Tannouza
Qasr Sallum
Khirbat Abkiyah/Abajah
Atshanat al Miri
Turkish Military Base(Zilif)
Turkish fire base(Umm Routha)
Zilif
Ras al-Ayn Humur
Arbaah Kabirah
Tayarah/Tell Abou Djedkha
Shuayb al-Humur Kabir
Judaydat al-Humur
Qibāb Kabīr
Umm Izam
Turaykiyat al Humr
Al Atshana
Kir Khagil
Nahiliyah
Al Birah
Maqta` al Hajar Saghir
Jubb Abyaḑ
Bizzah
Labidah
Mil Wiran
Jub Al-Khafi
Mushayrifah
Amudiyah
Khirbat ad Zīb
Jā’i‘ah
Majmu'ah
Sukkarīyah Saghirah
Tafriat Saghirah
Tafriat Kabirah
Bayir Akhbar
Khirbat Khalid
Halulat
Khirbat al-Rus
al-Mashi
Gharrah as Kabirah
Gharrah as Saghirah
Sandaliyah al-Kabirah
Sandaliyah al-Sagirah
Khirbat Bashar
Sakawiyah
Jubb al-Sheikh Ubaid
Al Bulah
Jubb al Thawr
Qitmê/Qatmah
Qanat al Gharrah
Tall Turin
Saidia/Aq Wiran
Jubb al Kalb
Khirbat al Bighal
Tukhar Kabir/Tukhar Taymu
Jubb al Kusa
Sabuniyah west)
Sabuniyah east)
al-Hajaj/al-Rajm)
Muhsinli
Mighribtin
Mal'ah
Saharij
Bir al Ubaydat
al Mansiyah
al Muwaylih
Marwah
Hajar al Abyad
Jubb al Abyad
Bir Khalah
Mishrefeh Saghirah
Hayya Saghirah
Hayya Kabirat
Madasah
Al-Khataf
Tell Yasti
Ayn an Nakhil
Tall ar Rafee‘
Bayniyah
Shafiya
Tukhar Shagir/Majra Saghir
Zahr al Magharah
Bal Maghar
Zawghar
Umm Routha/Amarinah Fawqani
Majri Tahtani/Kurdala
Saan al-Ghazal/Bawzkij
Khirbat Mas
Boz Goçan
Buwayr
Mashrafat al Buwayr al Shamali
Mashrafat al Buwayr al Janoobi
Shuwayhat Khaznawi
Kurdalā Fawqānī
Zunqul Sharqi
Zunqul Gharbi
Umm Adasat al Farat
Arab Hasan Kabir
Arab Hasan Saghir
Buyuk Dabisah
Dabis/Kutshuk Dabisah
Umm al Sawsa
Mulhamiya
Al Abash
Al Bash
Ganamah
Suweyda
Al-Farat
Jamusiya
Dandaniyah
Shalal Wiran
Tal Ali/Kirbijali
Tal Hajar/Taşlıhüyük
Al Humran
Umm al Julud
Yalish
Ayyushiya
Sayyadah
Mazra‘at aş Sayyādah al Kabīrah
Sayyādah as Saghīrah
North Sayyadah
Mazra‘at aş Şayyādah aş Şaghīrah
Awn al Dadat
Kırk Mağara
Khirbat al-Suraysat
Magarah
Gundê Mezîn
Jurniyah
Al-Issa
al-Sayer
Bayr Nayef
Habitar
Tell Ghazal
Minas
Mawla As'ad
Mazra‘at Amud
Mazra‘at Saghir
Aydiq
Jubb Khalaf al Ahmad
Khirbat al Jam‘
`Alawi ad Dukhayl
Mashlat Abu Heir
Az Zakiah
Khirbet al-Amqi
Bīr Abū Qahwah
Jubb Abū Quţnah
Bir Muhammad Khalif
Bir Abd el-Obeid
Khirbat Bīr aţ Ţawīl
Khirbat Bīr aţ Ţawīl
Al Khāfīyah
Judaydah
Al Mushayrifah
Al ‘Alqānah
Hamidiyah Kabira
Hamidiyah Saghira
Durayb al-Wawi
Sabkhat Marāghā
Qabr Ja‘ār
Al Hubara
Wadi al Hubara
Wādī al Ghurrah
Rsum Affajjan
Rasm al Madabe
Jubb Umzūr
Bir Hawash
Ābār al Ghazālah
Jubb ad Dayif
Khirbet el Kousseri Mityah
Tel Mregan
Tabbaret es-Sakane
Syrian Army fortification
Syrian Army fortification
Jubb Jiryan
Taqad
Umm al-Mayadin
Talatayna
Barouza
Kanisah/Tanuzah
Qızıldag
Bayt Ayyush
Az Zahiriyah
Mudalalah
Radio Tower
Binine
Mughr al-Mir
Kafr Bissin
Kaffar Aouid
Kursaa
Tarmala
Kafrinjah
Abu Dafn
Musaybin (Sebine)
Al Hamrat
Ain al-Hawr
Shir Qabuh
Ruwayssat Kinsah
Ruwayssat Shikara
Ain al-Qantara
Shir Al-Dab’ah
Marj az Zawiyah
Ayn al-Bayda
Karmil
Beit Janawru
Shillif
Shillif Castle/Qal'at Shillif
Shulayf
Rasha
Nahshabba
Wadi Basour
Ballah
Kafr `Uruq
al Muhandisin
Kafr Joum al-Gharbi
Kafr Joum al-Sharqi
Aradah
Al Qamari
Jibala
Ma'ar Tamater
Dara al-Kabira/Zahr al Kabir
Ma‘arrat Mawqas
Ash Shaykh Mustafa
Ash Shaykh Damis
Muqah
Mu‘allis
Zaytunah
Mallajah
Salhiya
Ayn Jirmah
Muqman
Jowayce
Shaykh Jayban
Qarah Mazra‘ah
Rubi
Kussik
Keikane
Al-Adnaniah
Al-Hatani
Al-Masharfa
Abu Tabbah
Abu Darikhah
Wirghan
Tilyaq
Jamanli
Ballursanak
Turandah
Ma`arratah/Maghata
Kafr Shyl
Ma'ratah
Kafr Nasih
Shaykh `Aqil
Kafr Nuran
Miznaz
Mamali
Al-Ghuz
Bayt al-Mastu
Al Tuwaihniyah/Rayhaniyah
Al 'Uyun
Tuways
Jubb al ‘Asi
Mazare' al-Hawarin
Mazre Gharnata
Wasitiyah/Washiyah
Tallat al Bayḑah/Boztepe
Al Zarieh
Duwaybiq
Arshaf
Hassine
Samuqah/Jisr Samuqa
Bahurtah
Bayt Rashu
Jakkah
Tel Sha‘īr
Al Nasiriyah
Al Azatiyah
Khirbat Tel Sha‘īr
Khamaliyah
Bayt Haj Nasir
Mazrat Shahin
Qasajek
Qarah Kubri
Mazra'ah as-Suda/Khirbah
Aqrabah, Aleppo Governorate
Ja'arah
Jibeli
Jubbayn, Aleppo Governorate
Tanab
SyriaTel
Alishar
Basraton
Anjarah
Hawar Killis
Bashmara
Azaz Checkpoint
Al Shat Checkpoint
Al Kadi Villa
Khanat Assan
Ain Assan
al-Aziziyah
Tal Mamou
Talaylat
Sufayrah
Al-Zaytuni Poultry Frarm
Sabiqiyah
Kafr Abid
Ghaygan
Maryudah
Mashrafat al-Murayj
Kafr Haddad
Khirbat Al-Zuwari
Makalah
Tall Dadin
Dulamah
Al-Naamaniyah
Hawbar
Umm al-Karamil
Atshanah Gharbiyah
Atshanah Sharqiyah
Uwaynat Kabirah
Abu Ruwayl
Sa'ibiyah
Murayqis
Qurayhah
Al Sahibiya
Buridah
Buwaydah as Saghirah
Buwaydah al Kabirah
Al-Qarassi
Al-Qarassi farm
Tell Mu'tah
Tel Uhud
Rasm Bakrou
Rasm as Safa
Kafr Akkar
Al-Qabtin
Rasm Ukrayrish
Minyan sawmills 1
Minyan sawmills 2
Carton Factory
al-Waddihi
Haddadin
al-Zaraa
Diyman
Sad'aya
Tel 'Abur
Tel Na'am
Rasm ash Shaykh
Tat
Burj Al-Rumman
Jafrat al-Hass
Al-Omeiriyah
Al-Hubaishiyah
Musaydah
Al-Humayrah
Abu Abdah
Bluzah
Banan al-Has
Burj Izawi
Fajdan
Kafr Hawt
Al Hajib
Kafr Ghan
Kharabrash
Al-Faydiyah/Fayzruzīyah
Maghariyat al-Shibli
al-Manatir
Qanatrat
Qashutah
Bashkuy
Sarj Fara
Al Buwaydir
Al Malihah
al-Sufayrah
Tall 'Anbar
Tall Ayyub
Al-Barzaniyah
al-Burj
al-Bab
Al-Rahib
Mahmyat Al-Ghazal/Ghazalan Camp
Al Khafiyah
Al-Mugharah
Rasm al-Hamam
Ruwayhib
Rasm al-Nafal
Shallalah Kabirah
Shallalah Saghirah
Min`aya
Jukha
Abu al Kuruz
Kharbeel
Shuraymah
Rasm Hamad
Rasm al ‘Aysh
Rasm Amaysh
Al Hawaz
Habs
Al Kara
Mazra‘at ar Ruwayhib
Al Qulay‘ah
Sirdah
Mas`udiyah
Kuways
Judaydah
Umm Miyal
Hayat
Mazra`at al Hayat Farms
Zabad
Sayr al Bayd
Hijarah as Saghirah
Rashadiyah
Shaykh Muhammad
Jubb 'Awwad
Rashādīyah
Umm 'Amud
Tadef roundabout
Daghli Bash
al-Bab Grain Silos
Agil/Aji
Shweiha
Duwayr ash-Sharqiya
Ablah-SW road checkpoint
Tal Jijan-NW crossroad checkpoint
Wadi ar-Rasif
Balwa/Salwa
Dana
Waqah
Al Kufayr
Barātah
Mughayrah
Hajji Kusa
Khalisa
Khalilieha
Buzlijah
Bash Jurn/Başcirnê
Shuwayhah
Aktash
Al Avn
Duwayr Hawa
Tel Tana
Sheikh Alwan
Batajiq
Bazaji
Musaybin
Zamikiyah
Al Sheikh Ali Farms
Mazrah al-Ala
Al Ayyubiyah
Mazra‘at Tall al Hawá
Tall al Hawa
Al Rawdah
Mirza al-Shahid
Tall Aysha
Jubb ad Dam
Al Misannah
Um Thadiyah/Umm ash Shahraya
Ka'ibah/Kehîbê
Maziji Ameriyah
Mezraa Hemmo
Bulaykhah/Belixa
Shaykh Jarrah
Tall Battal Sharqi
Tarhin
Tulaylah
Qa'r Kalbin
Na'man
Qabr al Muqri
Abu Hayj
Jubb al Hamir
Umm Adasah/Kirijah
Umm Shukayf
Zurzur
Jubb Nasane
Amiyah
Fikhah Kabirah
Fikhah Saghirah
Mazra'ah
Zammar
Zuzurah
Jubb Al-Sultan
Jubb Al-Hamam
Jubb al-Barazi/Beric
Bersaya
Kandarliyah
Uwaylin
Qudayran
Tel Rehal
Kharabishah
Basouta
Saint Simeon Citadel(Qalat Semaan)
Basufan
Dayr Simeon
Kabashin
Fafertine
Bourj el Qas
Shawarghet Elarz
Khirbat Nafakh
Begrewan
Jubb al Arus
Buz Huyuk Tahtani
Buz Huyuk Fawqani
Fanik
Barkh Batan
Sarunj
Qararishek
Lafarge Cement Plant
Qubbat al Shih
Arab Wiran/Arab Jodak
Deir Ballut
Nayrabiyah
Shaalah
Al Khashkhāshāt
Khirbat Duwayr
Khirbat Zammalah
Marwan
Tabbarat Al-Madi
Rasm ad-Dawali
Jufayrat Ghazal
Rasm Al-Hammam
Samiyyah
Tall Jadhah
Abu Jadha Saghir
Al-Qitah Al-Sharqiyah
Attawiyah
Al-Fathiyah
Abu Jadha Kabir
Jub Abyad
Saqiyah
Al-Ashini
Rashidiyah
Ra'aofieah/Asahlim
Al-Adim
Aridiyah(Oum Mial)
As'adiyah/Khirbat Ashini
Qasr Hadlah
Rasm Al Khamis Al Gharbi
Rasm Al Khamis Ash Sharqi
Al Mahdum
Nafi'iyah
Tell Hassan
Atira
Jarah Sagir
Bayloneh
Mazyounat al-Humur
Jubb al ‘Ālī
Khirbat Ḩussūn
Qanawi
Khirbat al-Mazran
Al Jamiliyah
Al Maḩsānah
Rasm al Hammam al Gharbi
Jubb Madi
Jubb Madi Silos
Alyah al-Bukamal
Khirbat Sa'in
Şāliḩīyah
Baţūshīyah
Sharmiyah
Ramadaniya
Al Qulayţah
Wadi Muwaylih
Mustarīḩah
Khirbat Thib
Ḩusūn Hamūdayn
Mawalih Shamaliyah
Mawalih Janubiyah
Jubb at Tinah
Umm al Hawra
Karmah
Jubāb al Mas‘ūdīyah
Rasm Falah
Al-Jawim
Mashrafat al Bakrī
al-Halwanji
Aykadah/Zayzafun
Bandarak
Semalkan
Walikle
Doude
Gawando
Kharab Suluq
Elî Bîskê
Bilêlko
Bak Ubasi
Alikar
Zara
Baliye
Jūqānlī
Qornê
Maḩmūd Ūbah Sī
Hāy Ūghlū
Ukan
Elcara
Qestelê
Sheikh Khorez
Ebudanê
Heftaro
Mersawa
Shalta
Īkidām
Dersufan
Ereb Wêranê
Sînka
Mazra‘at Za‘dalīyah
Ketir
Mashale
Hilubiye
Judaydat Ma'arin
Judaydat Ma'arin checkpoint on road to Azaz
Azaz checkpoint on road to Judaydat Ma'arin
Hallubi Kabir
Berava
Karakīnlī
Omer Simo
Zaytunek
Serînjekê
Shaykh Ūbāsī
Dourakli
Ciya
Qariqin
Baylan
Qibare
Cumkê
Qara Tepe
Alaqsah
Xalta
Kafr Rum
Qurtqalaq
Zireqatê
Zernelêt
Meyanê
Kalouta
Cilbirê
Khirbat al Qunaytirah
Soxanekê
Dermamisê
Biyê
Qasr al-Barad
Burjke
Banastour
Surqanya
Kefernebo
Baziher
Xirabe Shemse
Zelqê
Axcelê
Jalamah al ‘Atīqah
Qilah
Medaya
Qolikê
Baflore
Iskan
Merwane Jorin
Hekche
Hesîrkê
Enqele
Sanore
Baziyê
Hec Hesena
Remedana
Qarmilaq
Araendi
Mistekan
Darmash Qanli
Rūţānlī
Qassemli
Mirt Eşura
Darmash Qanli
Humuraju
Kèla
Maghār Juqq
Massaradjik
South Xaziyana
North Xaziyana
West çekela
East çekela
Seholcikê
Hec Bila
Satê
Xelîlê Kalko
Mamelan
Omeran
Qude
Sediya
Kum Reçê
Gundê Hesen
Hecika jerin
Atmana
Banikan
Hopkan
Ḩuwaykānlī
Mosekan
Derwishan
Muskan
Hec Xelîl
Kûran
Great Memalan
Little Memalan
Holilko
Çençeylan
Heceman
Cheqmaqan
Heyder/Eltaniya
Kharab Slouque
Elti
Firfirkê
Ceinka
Xilalqa
Elîbego
Bêxçe
Heyana
Erebliyê
Gazê
Qestelê Xidiriya
Xidiriya
Dupîra
Çolaqli/Çolaklı
Qurzêlê
Cirqa
Alamdar
Ceqmaqê Cûçik
Berkasê
Serqiya
Qorta
Qotana
Upila
Karagoule
Hesen Dera
Jibale
Xelilan
Bilbaqa
Qota
Zivingê
Dîkê
Esunê
Kerê
Kêla
Qêsim
Zerka
Çobana
Çerkûta
Çêqilme
Gunde Sexler
Sexler Bila
Goliyê Jorîn
Goliyê Jérîn
Berbenê
Hemselekê
Behdîna
Dimelê
Kurkê Jérîn
Kurkê Jorîn
Sêtana
Hebû
Ereba
Selo
Qenterê
Qitraniyê
Kêlîbo
Sêwiya
Heyatê
Gobekê
Avrazê
Xirabê Rûtê
Sêmalka
Sorbe
Dudêrê
Gemrukê
Erebsâxo
Sêxûtka
Emara
Qastel Jindo
Qurt Qulaq/Kurt Kulak
Astêr
Ênhecerê Mezin
Ênhecerê Çûçik
Mala Sînê
Sêxkêlê
North Kokana
South Kokana
Zirovkê farms
Coqê
Dargirê
Mîrkan
Sîtka
Birîmce
Kaxrê
Gazê
Gundî Mezîn
Xelnêrê
Keferdelê Jorin
Keferdelê Jêrin
Tirtewilê
Qushlah
Tel Taweel
Qitmê Nû
Abu Miri
Dîkmedasê
Qetlebiyê
Xaltê Xerbî
Xaltê Serqî
Çolaqa
Xerza
Feqîra
Gewrika
Beblîtê
Gordane
Çobane
Kora
Tetera
Qile
Sindiyanke
Yalanqozê
Bircike
Miske Jorin
Miskê Jêrin
Çeqele Cume
Aske
Çamli Bele
Dewe Jerin
Mehmediye Xerbi
Xirabe Elus
Hecilere
Hemelke
Rifatiye
Ebuqib Xerbi
Ebuqib Serqi
Remadiyah
Qarsaq
Zelaqe Serqi
Keferlebe
Firëriye
Qurbe
Qujûma
Kurzele
New Xalta
Girê Endare
Kersanê
Cidêdê
Emire/Pitêtê
Xawxaba/Bozîkê
Kokebe
Tilife
Ziere
Kanigewrke
Tilhemo
Kifere
Keferzite
Kiffin
Kashtaar
Tall Ajar
Tatumrash
Kafr Janna
Jafr Mansur
Uwaylin
Hurdanah
At Tafiliyah
Al Humayrah
Arifiyah
Mazra'at Haydar Basha
Tanah/Derbostan
Jubah/Cobê
Sheikh Kif/Şêx Kêf
Umm al Amad at Talatin/Îm Ehmed Teletîn
Tal Jijan
Qastal Jindu
Ma'arin
Marin checkpoint
Maydanki
Sharan
Ghazawiyah
Shadir/Saderê
Hemamê
Hajji Iskandar
Tel-Bajer
Shugaydilah
Al Jumaymah
Tel Hadiya
Kusaybiyah
Jubb Kass
Tell Marath
Banes
Rasm Sahrij
Talafeh
Zammar
Othmaniyah Kabira
Tall Allush
Al Hammam
Al ‘Uwaynah
Talat al-Hamam
Bir as Sabah
Zaytan
Qal`ajiyah
Birnah
Al-Barqoum
Khalasah
Al-Saharah
Jarabulus island
Qubbet al-Turkmen
Salameh IDP camp
Boohuth
Jarabulus Tahtani/Southern Jarabulus
Kaljibrin-Ayn Daqnah checkpoint
Tel Rifaat NNE Fortified defensive base
Dhastan
Al Shamel
Hammam Saghir/Al-Zour
Al-Bir Fawqani/Bir al-Kurdi
Turaykham
Thaheriyah/Balwiran
Hafirah
Al Hadirah/al-Bulduq
Kulliyah
Bab Laymun
Al Khaliliyah
Haji Wali
Tal Mizab
Tall al-Aghar
Tal Jamal/Qundarah
Mazraat al-Fursan
Shu'aynah
Kaklijah
Al Agwat
Zawr Mughar
Jariqli Fawqani
Qarah Kuy Fawqanī
Zikari
Shamak
Bayadiyah
Jibnah
Qanaya
Illajaq
Qaber Imu
Zor Alaveh
Jutah
Dushan
Al Tuwal
Umm ‘Idam
Khirbat al Husan
Dadeli
Qosliya Jerin
Quwaytaji
Darbazin
Jubb al Faraj
Juran
Sagariyah(Mela Xelil)
Darb Hassan
Qal'at Hadid
Sabat Fawqani
Kablak
Sewarxa
Meriske
Kafar Karmin
Mughayrat/Magharat Khanasir
Jubb al-A'maq
Jubb Jasem
Aqil
Atshanah
Rasm Askar
Jubb al Ali
Shabiba
Khunaysir
Toubah
Kimarê
Khorkhori
Mankubah
Manbij Eastern Grain Silo Complex
Kharija
Qanat ash Shaykh
Manbij Southern Grain Silo Complex
Al Zatar Cement Factory
Kateeb Roundabout
Najawa
Umriyeh
Rasm al-Akhdar
Hatabat
Umm Al-Safah
Tahiya
Khafiyat Abu Qalqal
Al Guennah
Qirwali
Shajif Dhahabiyah
Faras al-Kabir
Al `Allush
Khirbat al-Burj
Mishku
Bandir
Kablik
Jubb Hasan Agha
Muqbilat Hasan Agha
Qur'a Saghira
Qur'a
Qur'a Kabira
Jubb al-Ashara
Jubb al Katashli
Umm Mayyal
Khafsha Umm Adasa
Umm Adasat Firs
Jubb al Kalb Kabir
Kharufiya Saghira/Shabali
Muhtaraq al Kabir
Muhtaraq al Saghir
Allush
Jubb Nashama
Jubb Hamzah
Jubb Nahid
Jabal dur Dada
Jubb at Tawil
Qukhar
Fortified Security checkpoint BirAsSabah-north
Fortified Security checkpoint Marea-south
Sandaf
Tirmik Bijan
Hasiyah Farms
Northern Houses
Hasiyah/Al-Hasia
Hosniyeh - Hsajek
Werdiyê
Tall Malid
Alsaid Ali
Tall 'Unayb
Zewyan
Bir Jaff
Misqan
Tell Jibbin
Hardatin
Soap factory
Abu Mousa/Ubaydah
Al-Hujayrat Kabira
Khirbat Madīnat al Fār
Hiteen
Fayssaliyah
Jubb al Ḩammam
Jidā‘ Kabirah
Jidā‘ Saghirah
Sakariyah
Ramadānīyah
Al Mas‘ūdīyah
Maskanah Train station
Ras al Ayn al Ahmar
Wadihah al Judaydah
Wadihah al Hayt
Hanna Safar
Al Sa'b
Al Ghamamiz
Al Muhaddad
Ghayt
Ghazala Sharqi
Ghazala Gharbi
Mashrafat al-Sa'b
Shatnah
Al Qusur
Al Awajiz
Mushreft Al Fajar
Shi‘b ad Dakar
Al Muwaylah
Mutahayyir
Rumayhan
Husayn al Mukhallaf
Al Qitat
Al Jurayyat
Jubb Urman
Al-Mityaha
Jubb al Khāfī
Nas Punkt
Jubb Abu Şuşah
Jubb Ghanim
Jubb Ghula
Al Ajrawi
Jubb Sulayb
Jubb al Abyaḑ
Abu Asi
Mushayrifah
Mushayrifah railway station
Mushayrifah Silos
Wadi as Salmani/Hidaj
Khirbat Hajj Abidan
Tell al-Ghurab
Khirbat al-Ghudraf
Tell al-Zahra
Ma'amel al-Zahraa Industrial Area
Muarrasat al Khan
Qabtan al-Jabal
Qarah Qawzaq
al-Rai Grain Silo
Molla Yakup
Buzlijah
Ayyashah
Athariyah/Qabwiran
Tuwayran
Al Muthminah
Karsanli
Baghaydin
Khalfatli
Sandarah
Tal Battal
Tall Ahmar
Ar Raghibiyah
Ash Sha`baniyah
Qarah Kuz
Sandi
Qasiq Qibli
Dahayek
Shiran Saghir
Sad Shahba/Qulsuruj
Mazra'at Umm Salah
Mazra al-Kuvaiti
Mazra Talibiyah
Ash Shaykh Rih
Tal Baluni
Ayn Daqnah
Kafr Khashir
Al Ball
Tilal al Husayn
Tall al-Arba'in
Baraghidah
Shaykh Issa NE fortified defensive position
Marea NW fortified defensive position
Al Tughali
West Qubbah
East Qubbah
Jadah
Karak Mawla
Huwayjat At Alawi
Njam Castle
Njam Castle hill
Njam archaeological site
Jurn Kabīr
Jurn Saghīr
Mughayrāt
Qirat Kurdan
Ra’s al ‘Ayn
Hiyali Kuyuk
Ra’s al ‘Ayn al Qibli
Jubb Mahli
Kharab Burghul
Bidayah
Hamadun
Khan Mamid
Joqur/Shokhur
Killiyah
Wadi Jay Kuy
Dar al Faraj
Al-Ba'thiyah(Kerdoshan)
Dayr Falit
Khurus
Feyaz
Turaman
Dik Darah
Faysal Mill Factory
Al Sarheel factory
Sadkop Gas Plant
Gas Storage Facility
Al-Layramoun Garages
Jandoul Roundabout
Tall Al-Madafa
Tell Shuwayhnah
Water Pumping Plant
Tall Jurji
Tall Madiq
Jabal Nayaf
Misrafah
Quarry mountain (510m)
Qaramil
Bayt Isa
Tal Hajib
Jumm Ali
Tayri
Kharab Kurd
Jalik
Tashli Huyuk al-Fawqani
Tafshu
Khilawmar
Kawrak
Qaruf
Satiyah
Dibrak
Khazinah
Shaykh Layl
Til Alyan
Xerab Eto
Qasimiyah
Ziyarete
Ashma
Gharib
Kharab Nas
Ayn al-Batt
Kawran
Bir 'Umar
Dibrak Sheykhan
Milê
Itubiran Fawqani
Hulaqi
Hamamik
Sharabati
Khanik Fawqani
Khanik Tahtani
Karus
Ghajar Tahtani
Zinari
Fortified bunkers and guardtower
Yazibagh
Yazebax vehicle security checkpoint
Fortified defensive position
Zarkawtak
Khuraybah
Farmlands of Chatal Ziyarag
Al-Kishta'ar
Aleppo Thermal power plant
SYSACCO Chemical Plant
Rasm Al-Abid Grain Silos
Water pumping plant
Jirs Hajjiat
Sheikh Juma
Qasrat Sheikh Juma
Fakhakiya/Al-Farikh
Kasrat al Faraj
Kasrat Dahmush
Shaykh al Jimal
Kasrat Affan
Kasrat Mohamed Ali
Mustajid Naqib
Al Kamb
Abu Jabwaya mountain
As Sahl mountain
Tunturat as Sahl mountain
Kassarah mountain
al-Zur
Hawiyat Abu Jir
Bi'r Shujayri
Sha'fah
Ali ad-Dandal
Muhammad ad-Dandal
az-Zalmawiyah
Faqrat ad-Darbuliyah
Tash'ah
Bir ad-Dafayin
Dufaynat Jawifat
Al-Bishri asphalt mine
Khirbet Bir al-Qusayr
Al Uthmaniyah
‘Ayn Bukhayrāt
‘Ayn Subaykhah
Umm Kubaybah
Jūrat al Ḩammāl
Khirbat aş Şafrah
‘Ayn Banī Muḩaysin
Bakhiri
Tall Aridah
Bi'r Rahum
Tel Alnduwih
Thawrah Industrial Facility
Raqqa Cotton Center
Raqqa Prison complex
Raqqa Sugar Factory
Al Jazrah water treatment station
Abu Qube'i Sharqiyah
Abu Qube'i Gharbiyah
Aywah
Surab Sharqiya
Faraj
Bir Jalab
Al-Mazliqaniyah
Al-Wahib
Laqtah
Bin Fawaz/Mushayrifah
Al-Haba
Harqalah Castle
Marmah Darwish
Mamlahat Khatuniyah
Bir al-Hashim
Al Soqorah
Sakuriyah
Hajjaziyah
Shu‘bah
Umm Huwaysh
Khirbet Hadla
Azzamiyah
Bi'r Qarmadli
Abu Shekinah
al-Sweidan
Shali
Nebiye
Mayan
Al-Horan
Nasriyeh
Tellac/Dalaq Maghār
Ḩuraybishah
Bayr Al-Dayr
Bir Said
Abu Kabra
Abu Dallah
Abu Husayn
Bir al Hisyan
Lubaydan
Hajj Aqab
Abu Natuliyah
Dukhkhan
Al-Habsawi
Mulayhan
Al Kulayb
Al Kulayb Grain Silos
Al-Kajla
Muddar
Hamad Assaf
Al Ghassaniyah
Mashrafat ash Shahnat
Fatisat Abd Ismail
Fatisat Bayram
Tal Sha’er
Bir Qurat
Mukhkhah
Naflah
Budayan
Qaryat Sukkar
Abu Wahl/Shuwayhan
Khan Dal
East Jisr Shahin/Senîne
Mahran
Shanina Grain Silos
Abu Shaham(Ebu Shehin)
Ali Shumary/Ali Shemarî
Abu Majid/Ebu Majd
Sykol
Bir Umm Salīm
Jalib Najjar
Al-Shiyara
Bir Abu at Tinah
Al-Daham
Dabashiyah
Bir Bughbugh
Bīr Ḩamdānī
Abu Tutah
Al-Bari
Sha`īb al Ghabīyah
Al Aredah
Al Ebesiah
AlBayda
Umm Tlalil
Kardoush
Akoush
Umm Alhawia/Smajleah
Um Elhweyeh
Bghilan
Jubb al-Qidarah/Karrajah
Şellalê
Ghābīyah
Merdas
Bi'r Shallal Gharbi
Bi'r Shallal Sharqi
Tolkabdelika
Abū Sha‘af
Alajeyah
Al Bayda
Al-Waqid/Swidden
Jawazah
Shker Kaower
Al Hedy
al-Araj
Al Dahlan
Rahmaniya/'Arir
Sweilam
Harmalah
Abu Susah
Dubriyah
Tuzinj
Derbatan
Al-Sawwan
Shawti
Zurzuri
Hurriya
Dinnayah
Bir Aflah
Bir Arab
Bir Atwan
Bi’r Abū Tūtah
Al Qarah
Abū Hayyah
As-Shamiyah
Thamin al-Adhar
Qiz 'Ali
Khirbat al-Fares
Talea Camping Site
Shunaynah
al-Shibil
Al Ghazili
Dab'ah
Mab'ujah
Kur Hasan
Abu Khurayzah
Tarbikh
Abu Naytulah
Rahifiyah
Umm Kabir
Al-Mustarihah
Mutamashrij
Mutqaltah
Khafiyah
Fatisah
Zanbaq
Ali Bajliyah
Hammam at Turkuman
Khatuniyah
Kudayran
Trifawi
Mu'ayzilah
Abu Susah
al Asaylem
Bir 'Asi
Mufrah
'Azzam
Rustam Mustafa
Huwayjat al 'Abd
Farjah
Jadla'
Jurah
Jūrah
Umm Safa
Job Shaeer
Al Knu
al Awaj
Aleumr Ali Atshanat
Umm Talil
Tell Breghi
Khirbat Zarbah
Bi'r Habash
Ash Shaykh Hasan
Sheikh Daham
Khalaf el Bek
Al Qadiriyah
Mulayhan
Mushirfah
Tell Zkero
Sukayru
Hewaj
Akarmnge
Hadriyat
Mutayn
Manji Kuy
Abu Hayyah
Qaranful Fawqani
Bandar Khan
Sharikh
Mannkalli
Qaltah
Qaltah Grain Silos
Bexdîk
Eidanye
Gire Sor
Kultib
Ja'din Saghirah
Hunaydi
Abu Jadi/Bir al-Helou
Bir Husayn Asmar
Shuwayhan
Bir Dahl
Jubb Mushayrifat Nabāj
Bir al Amalah
Bir al Sadran
Bir al Addad
Al-Bukhmis
Bir al Jayif
Bir Abu Hamat
Bir Hajj Musa al Hindi
Abo Sanasel
Al-Karadi
Al-Issawi
Bir Abu Qattash
Ajal al Humr
Bir Abu al Qalat
Kamba
Bir Abu Kubra
Abar al Qusayr
Bir Rumaylan
Bir al-Zamlah
Zamleh Sharqiyah
Bir Shuwayhan
Bir Sumayhan
Sabkhāwī
Fahdeh
al-Ajil Nus Qirbi
Bīr al ‘Itāw
Bir al Bidah
Bir as Safiyah
Rujm al Ḩūrah
Khirbat al Halul
Rajm al Ajuz
Resafa Crossroads
Jubb al Avabus
Saharij al Wahhab
Bir al-Wahhab
Rujm ash-Shaykh
Bir az-Zanati
Bir Hiwaran
Abu Al-Allaj
Bir Inbaj
Rajm Askar
Jubb ‘Abd al ‘Azīz
Khirbat-Zaydān
Al Hawrah
Jubb al Jahlan
Madakhah
Wadi Sawh al-Qadir
Wadi Hawiyat Qayyar
as-Salam Alaykum
Khirbat ar Ruzz
Khirbat al Baqar
Al Atshana
Salim al Hammad
Muqla Saghir
Muqla Kabir
Al Kumaysah
Al Jaber
Al Numaysah
Huwayjah
ar-Rahbi
Al Matha
Khass Dakur
Al Khunayz
Tall Hamid
Mansurah Grain silos
Ath-Thadyayn
Hawra
Khafiyah
Mushayrifat al-Miftah
Sawsak
Shunaynah
Zanubah
Kandal
Baghajaq
Tall Ahmar
Marouda Tahtani
Khunayz
Khunayz Fawqani
Thulth Khneiz
Al Kashish
Muhammad al-Khalaf
Al Khadr
Khunayz Tahtani
Kur Udani
Khirbat ash Shatir
Bash Dulki
Al-Shatriyah
Aladwaa
Ranhebas
Arnh
Yarqu
Suluk Electrical Substation
Ain al-Arous Electrical Substation
Water Pump Station
Electrical Sub-station
El-Tifada
Al-Buedr
Al-Zaide
Ghizlan
Dixaliye
Um Hayaya
Eysha
Al-Quwaylat
Tiba
Hawasi
Badei-Suluk
Tell Ghajar al-Kebir
Al-Khatum
Al-Raqbah
Muhaysiniyah
Zazulah
Qunaitrah
Tell Abdalah
Shabdagh
Dughaniyah
Damishliyah
Luwibdah
Al-Rasm
Abu Qabr
Jindawi
Isawi
Abu al-Ayash
Al-Sukkariyah
Al-Hassani
Aldahar
Waesta garby
Hasnah al-Gharbiyah
Hasnah al-Sharqiyah
Beer Almajlah
Tal Monbtah
Meshur Tahtani
New Tall Abyad
Abu Kabr
Laqtah
Hamrat Balasim
Balasim Oil Storage
Jarqah
ar-Rafiqah district
Karim district
Electric Sub Station
Buwaytiyah
Hamrat Ghanam
Fatsat al Kusun
Muhammadiyah Water Pump
Al-Mushayrifah Silos
Kasrat Muhammad Agha
Al Ajil
al-Dakhelah/Dakhilah
Nuzayzah
Shurayda
Qaryah Armaniyah
Tawilah
Al-Dalil/Baioud
Hanahud
Bir Sana/Ber Viyal
Widyan
Hammarin
Wajuma
West Tareq
East Tareq
Sharat Duwayrat Rabbah
Bir Hammud al Yusuf
At Tuwayhinah
Bir az Zabad/Dobend
Abu as Sakhrah
Ibad
Jabar Sharqi
Mazra‘at Ja‘bār
Jabar Gharbi
Suwaydiya silos/storage depots
Suwaydiyat al-Saghirah
Sahl al Khashab
Al-Mazlum
Mazlum grain storage silos
Ghadban
Al-Yabisah
Tell Fendr
Bir Hajj al Mufazi
Bir al-David
Al-Krain
Al-Jameen
'Ayad Kabir
Bir Akhu Hadlah
Alyan
SDF Fortification/desert base
Abdo
Al Heisha
Abu al-Hassan
Abbara
Khalwat Ubayd
Hafayr
Hulw Abd
Wihdeh/Mazraat al-Hukumia
Kabash Sharqi
Kabash Gharbi
Adnaniyeh
Sha'ib al-Awaj
Yaarub
Abu Serra
Salhabiyat al-Gharbiyah
Mazrat al-Ansar
Mazraat al-Rasheed
Al Jaif / Hadba
Abu Khabret al Rashid
Atshana
Al Rasheed
Khirbat al-Khan
Bir Jarbu
Jarwah
Hitash
Ayn Issa Grain Silos
Agriculture Research Center
Wheel Checkpoint
Ayn al Burj
Ayn Nahdayn
Ayn al-Bayda
Bir al-Sabil
Owaynat
al-Sarkha/Bakhah
Ash Shawkatliyah
Bir Qassab
Khirbet Qassab
Khirbet as Sa‘d
Kafr Quq
Hawsh ad Dawahirah
Ridwan
Hardibah
Tell Durin
Sabsaba
Deir Ali Power Plant
Barhaliya
Abu Al Shamat
al Khashi`ah
Mazabel Checkpoint
Jaroud Jarajir area
Khirbet Hamaym
Khirbet al-Agha
Arana
Kammunah
Kafr Yabous
Shaqhab
Ma‘dar
Mabayya
Al Haush
Sabna
Sultaniyah
Hawsh ‘Arana
Hawsh Salihiyah
Harfah
Halas
Aysam al Fawqa
Durayj
Al Juwayf
Al Ghudaht
Umm ar Rumum
Wadi as Sawt
Tall Asadah
Bir ar Riyahi
Ghadīr Abū Sharshūḩ
Wadi Umm Sharshuh
Tall er Riyahi
Qa Sarah
Wadi Sheab
Bir Hardiyah
Tal Hardiyah
Julayghim
Khabrat Raqaba
Khabrat ar-Rahba
Al Tays
Sabkhat aţ Ţayyār
Darbul
Baqa`sim
Ayn al-Shaara
Al Qulay‘ah
Khabrat al Ghurāb
Ghurāb
Manqa‘ ar Ruhba (Khabrat Ar-Ruhba)
Khırbet al-Kanise
Bi'r Salaf
Az Zalaf
Dharat Umm Salasil
Umm Sharatit
Maara‘at an Nufur
Murjanah
Al Majidiyah
Muadamyat Al Qalamon
Al-Buraynah
Qalat Jandal
Al Ma`murah
Ra’s al Ayn
Al-Rawdah
al Mazniah
Ayn Safsaf
Choura
Nufur
Dayr Makir
al-Danajah
Cherubim Monastery
Adra Omaliya
Adra Industrial Area
Mahfarah
Mukhayyam ar Ramadan
Bīr al-Afa'i
Khan Aniba
Khirbat Butamiyat
Ard al Ma‘radah
Ash Shajarah
Al Haytalah
Ash Shumays
Zaghbar
Khirbat al-Shiyab
Zurayqiyah
Al Baytariyah
Al Naseriyah Thermal Power Plant
Jam'iyat
al-Sindyan castle
Al Sini Plant
Badia Cement Factory
Bir Mahrutha
Radar battalion
Tell Gbar Army Base
Missile base
Tall Anzah
Tall Hankal
Tell al-Mseeh
Tell al Arus
Tell Sultaniyah
Umm ar Rumman
Khirbat as Salman
Al-Safa Kaziya
Beit Nayem
'Alma
At Tayhah
Al Samafyat
Taf
Himrit
al-Madura
Hawsh Hamad
Al Mal
Jbab
Shiyaha
al-Shomarah
Jamrah
Sinamien
Jaddel
Jamrin
Miskiya al-Gharbiya
Miskiya al-Sharqiya
Rassum Al-Khawaabi
Ishnaan
Al-Dalasat
Ayyubah
Samad
Khirbat Bajjah
Al Sukaryeh
Khirbet al-Goutha
Air Force Intelligence
Political Security Branch
M/D Army Battalion
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base
al-Mahjoorah Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base (Brigade 82)
Tell al-Khidir Battalion
'Arar Hill - Military Base
Air Defense Base
Mleihat al-Atash
Military Checkpoint
al-Habbariyah
Khirbat `Ayn al `Afa
Tisiya
Shaqrah
An Najih
Al Wardat
Majbal Checkpoint
Khirbat al Bu’ayr
Khan ar Rumman
Buwayḑan
Sakreh
Umm al-Qusur
Jisr al-Sa'dah
Mannkat al Hatab
Kawm al-Kharubah
Matih
Kuraym ash Shamali
Kuraym al Janubi
Umm al Kharaz
Jesri(Hiyya)
Aqleen
At Taff
Sha'arah
Al Tabbah
Army Vehicle Training Base
Tall Ghurabah
Tall Za'tar
Muftarah Barrier
Mleihat Sharqiyyeh
Eib
Jallin
Judayyah
Rakham
Mleihat Gharbiyyeh
Tell al Fatimah
Tall Sarja
Tell Ghasham
Kahil
at Tayr
Al `Ajami
Msad
Walgha
Khirbat al Mahara
Al-Kutaybah
al-Shougr
Al-Suhayliyah
al-Faqi'
Qarfa Checkpoint
Al-Jisr Checkpoint
Military Housing
Military Housing
Border Post 62
Border Post 63
Border Post 67
Qayta
Al-Qnayyah Janoobi
Al-Qnayyah Shamali
Bakkar al-Sharqi
Ayn Dhakar
Abu Hartayn/Arab al Sood
Bakkar al-Gharbi
Mazrah Janoobi
Mazrah Shamali
Sayda Al-Golan
Khirbat al-Kukiyuh
Musaytriyah
Nafi‘ah
Shabraq
Beit Arrah
Ma'arriyah
Asaara
Samj
Kobra Prison
Castle Farm base
Ash Shuqraniyah
Al-Tayyibah
Electric Grid Station
Faroun Storage Base
Khirbat al Mushrif
Khirbat Junf
As Sariya
Al`Alamiyah
Matallah
Muta‘iyah
Nahtah
As Surah
Um Awsaj
Kfar Thamer/Al-Mazirah
Jisr al Ash`ari
Jordanian-Syrian Joint Industrial Free Zone
al-Ruba'i Checkpoint
Military Checkpoint
Military Checkpoint
Military Checkpoint
Military Checkpoint
Tell al-Jumou'
Nabi' al-Fawwar
Mazrat al Amal
Panorama roundabout
Syriatel hill
Al Adhem Houses
Panorama Driving School
Panorama Farms
Al-Suwar
Al-Tabiyah Shamyyah
Al-Shumaytiyah
Bustan Ali Ubaid
Bustan Ali Hafqar
Rusafah
Al Hamad
Al-Dahla
Jadid Bu Khayr
Al Namliyah
Al Kharijiyah
At Tallabah
Al-Hariyah
al-Hereji
Al-Huseen
Harmushiyah
Jadid Uqaydat
Al Bu Muayt
Al Hasrat
Muwaylih
Ata Allah
Khutaybilah
Hilalah
Tabarayya
Bi'r ad Dulay'iyat
Baktal
Baghuz Fawqani
Ash Shajalah
Marashdeh
Al-Susat
Production Facility
Abu Hassan
Sayyal
Tayyaneh
al-Abbas
al Kassar
al-Ma'ashiq/Dman
al-Bo-Amr
Suwaydan Jazirah
Dablan
Dahleh
Subaykhan
Jarwan
Kuwaytār
Kassār
Azīz
Nufayl
Julayb Khalīl
Bir Hussein al-Amo
Bīr Turkī Safr/Al-Safr
Rawdah
Abdul Mutanabi/‘Abd al Matnī
Muhammad al-Ayyash
Bir Alandah
Bir Alandah
Butayman
Bir Hawsa
Fetatish
Bir Shammarī
Bīr Admān
Bardan Gharbi/Berdan Xerbî
Mustawwar
Şabāḩ al Khayr
Fanajin al-Sharqi
Fanajin al-Gharbi
Fanan Sharqi/Fenan Şerqî
Fanan Gharbi/Fenan Xerbi
Thius
Maliha Al-Sar/Malihat Al-Tharu
Qamar
Laja
As Sawa
Al-Mari'iyah Farms
Abreeha
al-Zir
Radio Broadcast Tower
TV Broadcast Tower
Army Checkpoint
Tall Baruq
Al-Huwayjah
Abu Ghanimah
Muhaymidah
Safirah Tahtani
Safirah Fawqani
Qasabi
Al Bulel
Buqrus
Al-Khuraytah
Abu Hammam
Granij
Al Jurdi ash Sharqi
Al Jurdi al Gharbi
Abu Hardub
Abu Layl
Al-Buwaytiyah
Tabni
Hawayij Dhiyab
Hawayij Abu Masaah
Zughayr
Al-Bass'ah
Al-Shahil
Hawa'ij
Cotton Storage Center
Al-Furat Hotel
Ruweyshad
Tall Zahmuq
Ruweyshad Railway Station
Tall Kroum
Fuel Storage Facility
Military Housing/Officers Housing
Alīyat al Qasţal/Qastal al-Ghazi
Al Qasţal/Al-Wastani)
Qastal ash-Shamali
Al Haddaj
Tal Sanimah
Fakhr
As Salaliyah
Jubb al Aswad
Jubb ar Rumman
Tall Adimah
Al Hardanah
Salam al Gharbi
Ruwayda
Madajin Military Checkpoint
Al-Qatari Shamal Checkpoint
Sibahi poultries/Madajin Checkpoint
Al Muhandiseen poultries/Majdal Checkpoint
Zawr al Qusayyah
Eastern Arzeh
Zawr Abu Zayd
Zawr Bel Hsein
Bilhusayn
Khirbet al-Hijama
Qubaybat al Asi
Zawr Qubaybāt
Ayn an Nur
Hasariyah
Abu Raidh
Abu Hubaylat
Abu Ramal
Mukaymin al-Qibli
Rasm al-Dabah
Maksar al Janūbī
Al-Tawbiyah
Al Birah
Burayghith
Barghutiyah
Tall al Qata
Hakoura
Al-Suwaydah
Al ‘Uwayn
Dajr Huwayt
Buraydij
Mafkar ash Sharqi
Ash Shari‘ah
Abu Ajawah
Tall Halawah
`Ayn al Kurum
Muradiyah
Az Zakah
Mansura Grain Silos
Khuwayn al Kabir
Tall Hasan Basha
Al `Awja/Kabbasin
Dallak
Az Zatuynah
Aydun
Bir al Azib Gharbi checkpoint
Bir Azīb ash Sharqī checkpoint
Bi'r Qutnah
Bi'r Hissayah
Qutnah Khara'eb
Wadi Tanahi
Khirbat Harekba
Harekba
Wadi Husayyah
Al Lahm
Zawr as Sus
Jarniyah
Al ‘Imarah
Ad Dumaynah
Ramliyah
Qantara
Musa al Hulah
Gerbel checkpoint
Lahaya Checkpoint
Gharbal Checkpoint
Khirbet al-Jem'ah
Ma‘arrin al Jabal
Kulayriyah
Ar Rubbah
Zahrat Al Madaen
Al Mubarakat
Umm Tuwayqiyah
Ras Al-'Ayn/Ras Al Hosn
Grain Silos
Rasm Hater
Tall SyriaTel
Burj At-Taghtiyah
Al-Makateb Checkpoint
Al ‘Amīyah
`Aliyah
Khirbat Al-Junaynah
Mushayrifat Awdan
Al Ḩunaytā
Jubb as Sa'ad
Hasw al Albawi
Rasm al Ahmar
Dahash/Al Zinkahiye
Summaqiyat ash Shamaliyah
Aniq Bajrah
Abu Hariq/Abu Hurayj
Muwaylih Ibn Hudayb
Abu Marw
Al Buwayd
Jubb Khasarah
Jubbayn
Al Jedideh
Qaramish
Khattab Munitions Depot
Rahbet Khattab Army Base
Al-Qasabiyah
Kfair al-Taiba
Al Arbaeen
Al Mantar
Tall al Abadi
Iskandarīyah
Russian Regiment Base
Army Base
Industrial Facilities (Factories barrier)
Mantana
Khazan Checkpoint
Bayt Sa'do Checkpoint
Fuel Depot/Al A'laaf Checkpoint
Wadi al Azeeb
Jinn al Albawi
Masa'ada
Tank Brigade/al-Madajin Checkpoint
Ksarat Military Checkpoint
Zawr Abu Dardah al Gharbi
Qaramitah Checkpoint
Abu Obeida
Military Checkpoint Aboud
Mahardeh Power Plant
al-Banah
Mukayman al-Shamali
Qulayb ath Thawr
Dukaylah
Jubb Dukaylah al Janubi
Sulaytiyah
Tal Al Albawi
Tall al Muzayri‘ah
al-Qatshyeh
Qasr Ibn Wardan Byzantine Ruins
Tell Sikkim
Al-Qurbatiya
Qasr al-Mukharam
Arfah
Al Hazim
Rabdah
Qasr ash Shawi
Tall al Muhasir
Tanjarah
Umm Jurn
al-Qubaybat
Point 50
Jeb Red
Ayn Sulaymu
Ayn Rayhaniyah
Qatrat al Rayhan
al Shairah
An Nahl
al-Safafah
Barisha
Jubb al Ahmar
Jubb az-Zu'rur
Khafiyah
Marj al Hawr
Rasm al Baghl
Al Hashimiyah
Zawr Qassarin
Nisrin
Az Zarah
Abu Al-Ghar
Umm Sahrij
Abu Kahf Janoobi
Abu Kahf Shamali
Ayn al Bad
Al-Jaliyah
Mazra`at `Abd al Karim
Balil
Soubein/Khirbat as Sabilah
Ma‘saran
Nahr al Barid
Jubb al Mazarib
Shahba
Lahunah
Sumnah
Sumnah al Qibliyah
Umm Twaynah
Ad-Dusah
Khunayfis ad Dusah
Jasin
Tall ad Dhahab
Mushayrifah
Al‘Uwayr
Al Khulla
Khaybah
Al‘Anz
Abu al Qudur
Khirbet Um Harti
Al-Sheikh Ali Kasun
Al-Sheikh Hadeid
Musaytibah
Sarha ash Shamali
Ma'qar ash Shamali
Rasm al-Tineh
Muntar al Hijanah
Maksar Al-Shamali
Zawr Al Jadid
Zawr Al Masalaq
Mahruqah
Zor al Heisa
Jurniyat al-Tar
Rasm Tall Ada
Duwaybah
Tayyibat at Turki
Al Bardunah
Qanat ad Dush
Suran Checkpoint
Bughaydid
Rasm al Ahmar
Um Meil
al-Zara Thermal Power Plant
El Mshayrfa
Al Maqarrayn
Zanuba
Umm Tuwaynah
Abu Shafiq Checkpoint
al-Kamb Checkpoint
Fawru Poultry Farm
Blue Factory
Zalin Checkpoint
Maarkaba Checkpoint
al-Zalaqiat Checkpoint
Tall al-Sayyad
Al Musharifa
al-Makatib Checkpoint
Dayr Checkpoint
Mahattah Checkpoint
Dahret Bijo Army Base
Halfaya National Hospital
Btaysh
Al Tarabia Checkpoint
Al-Hamamiyat Checkpoint
Nahl Checkpoint
al-Qal'at al-Atariyah Checkpoint
Madajin Checkpoint
Mount Taqsis Checkpoint
Qatari Checkpoint
Army Checkpoint
Army Checkpoint
Tal Amri Outpost
Mushirfeh Outpost
Aradi as Suba'i Outpost
Teir Maalah Checkpoint
Tell Syriatel
Tel Borhan Checkpoint
Tell an Nasiriyah
Zawr an Nasiriyah
Hasakah Electrical substation
Al Dhiyabiyah
Adwaniyah
Um Jaran
Nustel
Rujm 'Anwah
Xirbet El-Naqa
Xalidiye
Tall Baroud
Khiriat ab Alshuk
Khiriat ayn Alxharan
Al-Hufayir
Makhroum
Al-Masatur
Mā’ al Faydat
Uwaynat al Bazzun
Nasrat
Tel Azana
Khirbat Suwayfat
Tall Kahf
Tall Kahf Grain silos
Tel Sheikh Lamis
Abyad
Seyd Eli
Girbawi
Abu Julud
Abu Manasib
El-Koz
Dawudiye
Jabriyah
Keshto
Kaniya Hesp
Khirbet al-Bajariyah
Khaznah Jadid
Ibn Qalaw
Sharmukh
Ad Dawshah
Tall Sharmukh
Tall Kubaybah
Hamu
Khirbet Hamu
Jumay‘ah
Latīfīyah
Tall Ziwan
Khirbat ‘Atshsn
Sumayahan Sharqi
Judaymah
Hayyah Saghirah
Tall Hayid
Tall Abu Tuwaynah
Khirbet al-Hatem
Khirbet al-Naj
Khirbat al-Bir
Al-Hiramah
Qeremani
Berkefri
Derdare
Dudan
Mujeybere
Til Camus
Chachan
Tall Jum'ah
Umm al-Kayf
Umm al-Kayf al-'Arab
Tall Sharqi
Tall Masas
Tall Za'tar
Al-Juwaysh
Edule
Tall `Arishah
Tall Barqa
Tall Jimah
Tall Atishashah
Umm Harmala
Kabsh
Tall Diyab
Al-Safih Grain & Cotton Depot
Ghuzaylan ash Sharqi
Al Hulw
Tarbamat Al-Rafeea
Umm Madfaa
Qasibah
Umm Gharba
Ra'jan
Khirbat al Malhah
Fas
Houweija
Aolouw
Jirmaz Shamali
Jirmaz Janoobi
Ziyanat
al-Wardiyah
Qutbah
Sarjīn
Ath Thaljah
Zarifah
Subayh
Tall Akuturi
Dibshiyah
Abu Khashab
Dhahibah
Bir Sahbu
Mihbash
Qanadil Sharqi
Abu Qanadil
Metiaha
Zayn al Mabraj
Metiaha
Manajid Fawqani
Manajid
Abu Shaykhat
Kofeh
Ghabshah
Muqeren
Al-Nawfaliyah
Al-Bashbaliyah
Al-Kuzliyah
Tall al-Lubn
Tall Kayf (Tilkeyf)
Umm al-Khayr
Mesamir Kurd
Mesamir
Haji Qadri
Tall Hamam Gharbi
Tall Hamam Sharqi
Bi'r Qadim
Mabroukah Electrical substation
Al-Farhiyah
Al-Silmasah
Al-Arba'in
Ghranatah
Gire Ebubekir
Umm Hujayrat Khawatinah
Bir Shemo
Tell Dibah
Tell Xenzîr
Dishu
Al-Rawiyah
Dehma
Hammarah
Jalak
Xirbet Cihash
Tall Khalil
Al Ahdath prison
Hamra
Kashkash Jabbour
al-Melabiya
Ar Rughay
Mazra'at al 'Ushaytah
Quwaylah
Mazra'at Binad
Busaytin
Al Jiriyah
Badawi al Jasir
Hasan Jum'ah
Farraj
Al `Ara
Umm al Uways
Al Taminah
Markada Silos
Buluki
Kabbar
Zawiyat Abu Hamda
Tall Saguirah
Jalifah
Al Badi ash Sharqi
A'qulah/Agulê
Shamasa
Tawarij
Tuwayyil
Jiha Kabirah
Tall at Tibn
Khirbat Hassan
Khirbat Taqit
Khirbat As‘ad
Salihiyat Harb
Ruhayyah as Sawda
Tall Sutayh
Jiha Saghirah
Haddadiyah
Tall Anbar
Dibat Tall Ahmad
Khirbat Noura
Hammar Tawil
Amar Kabir
Tleïlîyé
Khirbat ‘Urtī
Girke Kere
Chulbarat
al Hamer
Madinat Ruhayyah Kabīrah
Tall Tayr
Barku Fawqani
Barku Tahtani
Haram Hasani
Hasnuk
Khirbat Nura
Khajukah
Khirbat Qadi
Dalaliyah
Fakhkhariyah
Khuwaytilah Jawwala
Shaykh Fatimi
Sikhur
Tell Arqam
Al-'Aziziyah
Baluja
Muqtalla
Abu Jarada
Thamad
Arnan Janubi
Xirbet Benat
Sheykh Qamaz
Khirbat Ghazal
Al-Ahras
Dughim 'Ajaj
Shira
Samu
Tall al-Qulay'ah
Azman
Tell Asafir
Ghardughan
Tayya
Junaydiya
Yusufiye
Qesrok
Maghawir al-Thawra Garrison
Hanna
Umm Ahzar
al-Tawsaiya
al-Sihah
Mebruka
Biweda
Mishrafa
Al-Asadiya
Tal Baram
Tall Ghazal
Tall Mashhan
Al Buthah
Jakima/Çikêma
Kaniyê Nû
Tall Dhiyab
Bir Raza
Judayda/Mirzo
Dawudiya
Tall Adas/Gir Ziro
Subhiyah/Sê Girî
Xerab Bajar
Tall 'Alo
Hurriyah
Wael
al-Sharah
Rumaylah
Bekare
Qadisiye
Sfane
Selim
Temim
West Qurtubah
East Qurtubah
Khaza
Zahran
Hulwiya
Hubis
Khirbet al-Dib
Naem el-Heyar
Til Xidir
Tal Tahin
Arjah
Tell Abu Khadhraf
Tell Maskar al-Tor
Tehama Western
Tehama Eastren
Hudaybiyah
Mestriha
Kurayfat
Khirbat Jammu
Umm Ja‘far
Khaznah al Jadidah
Khirbat ‘Askar
Suwaydiyah al Kabirah
Hubarah Saghirah
Al Hayzah
Tulul Muhammad
Abu Qasayib
Khirbet Khaznah
Bawi‘ah
As Sadah
Mushayrifah Kabirah
Khirbat as Samra
Barziyat
Hmidi
Mazra‘at Tuwaym
Dallawiyah Saghirah
Amari
Tulul Matlutah
Qala Hadi
Kirhuk
Eli Axa
Abu Hajar
Tal Hamidiya
Werdiye
Tal Faras
Um Hajara
Bir Hulu
Burj Sharqiyah
Abu Jari
Gir Bajnik
Hamadaniyah
Hardanah
Kurdis
Tall Akar
Xirbet Shex
Hasawiyah
Hannawiyah
Tall Abtakh Tahtani
Tall Abtakh Fawqani
Matlutah al Kabirah
Matlutah as Saghirah
Zaki al Kabir/Khansa
Um ul-Qura
Tel Qarsa
Tel Gharaza
Damerji
Sabburiyah
Shuna
Tal Khanzir
Sweydiye
Khuwaytalah
Mushayrafah
al-Khaddaan
Al-Khama'il
Rashidiyah
Bashidiyah
Hanna Sharqiyah
Ar Rayidi
Samuma
Majlub
Aadleh
Aazawi
Mamerh
Ba'jah Sharqiyah
Al Basnah
Hadadiyah
Karaja
Ramlan Sharqi
Taramiyah El Sharqiyah
Khirbat as Sanam
Khirbat at Tamr
Khirbat as Samm
Umm Ruqaybah Sharqiyah
Tall Ahmar
Qarat al Hajjiyah
Kahfat Saghir
Khirbat ash Shawk
Salimiyah
Al Fakka
Al Hulw
Khirbet El Sawdae
Al-Salihiyah
Oum Hafour
Khirbat Tayyibay
Finlah
Khirbet El Souwaydiyah
Umm Ma´shiyah
Rajr
Hadaj
Rumaylan
El Dishishiyah
Tal Safouq
El Sayba
Houweija
Abou Sakhra Janoubi
Abu Ezran
Abou Sakhra Shimali
Showeykhan
Haddaj
Oum Hajra
Turaykimiyah
Khaznah(Xezna)
Tall al-Jayer
Abu Hamdah
Hveziya
Khuytlh Khan
Sawi
Janabeh
Kusaybah
Nazilah
Shulalah
Al-Hawl Grain Silos
Khuwaytilah
Tall Ajajah
Hadima
Marzougah
Smeihan Gharbi
Hulwat Smeihan
Umm Kufayf
Al Shukur
Al Sakman
Abū Azalah
Kaka Said
Mas’udiye
Kubaybat
Al Buwab
Kharita
Matalit
Nejmah
Tell Marshudi
Tell al Shayr
Abu Jurnayn
Tell Eisa
Rajm Tufayhi
Qobur Fadil
Busariyah
Tell al Saman
Al Sabat
el Festad
Thabet Shammar
Abu Kashat
al 'Haswa
Bi'r Ja`far
Kaznah
Mahmoudiyah
Mushifat Al Wardi
Umm Hujrah
Mushirifah
Shawilah
Ghazalah
Qajqam Kebir
Alabakth
Kharab an-Nawaf
Balqees Kabirah
Taban
Umm Madfah
Amar Saghir
Sihrij
Ramazaniya
Sadaydiya
Mahmudiya
Abu Khazaf
Tell Nasr
Suhel
Sanjaq Sadun
Al-Kafrah
Al Hanqazah
Teghlib
Al-Rakbah
Tell Tal'a
Tell Taweel
Tell Bal'uah
Tell ‘Umran
Aqrabah
Tell Shameh
Tell Birij
Al-Jafr
Al-Badi'a
El-Gana
Al-Mushirfah
Al-Masaudiya
Sukkara Castle
Maghlujah
Al-Harmalah
Khirbat al-Zar'a
Al-Khazumiyah
Al Qalbiyah
Ar Raml
Al Muqassam
Al Qaddahat
Tell al-Mughr
Al-Baydda
Al-Wasittah
Umm al-Tulayl
Al-Tufahiyah
Al-Muddab'ah
Al-Sirhaniyah
Umm Tawarikh
Tell Abu Najur
Tell Mastti
Khrab al-Suwayfat
Farfarah
Tell Maha
Duwaij
Hulwah
Al-Kharijah
Qadimiyah
Rashidiyah
Bardah
Tell Lahem
Kadimiyat
Al Hamaniyat
Banadurah
Rasm al Duru'
al Maha
Al-Husayniyah
Shaire
Tell Fuwayddat Shamiyah
Tell Fuwayddat al-arabiyah
Ashuriyin
Al Hilaliyah
Kildanin
Kawn ‘Atar
Qabr Shamiyah
Tell Najmah
Aliya
Ahoiesh
Grain & cotton depot
Gashgha
Haylah
Al Hassan
Al Malihah
Bahimah
Uwayna
Werdiya
Mas‘adah
Sabah al-Khayr Silos
NDF Base
YPG Base
Military communication facility & Syrian Army base extension
Tall Kawkab
Army position
YPG Base & Military gas station
YPG Base
Khirbat al Bayda
Jubb ash Shami
Qunayyah
As Sabuniyah
Umm Tīnah
Rujm Tuqqu
Ghunthur
Abu Rabah Baths
Khirbat al Araminah
Zaghrutiyah
At Tayyibah al Gharbiyah
al-Mihassah
Al-Kamm
Az Zurzuriyah
Abu at Tababir
at Tababir
Tadmuriyah
Al-Khaliliyah
Abu Hawadid
Faw Shawish
Hezbollah Nuclear Research Facility (Project Zamzam)
Ashrafiyah
Al-Najmah
Ayn al-Tannur
Khirbet al-Sawda
As Salihiyah
Umm Tuwaynah ash Shamaliyah
Salam al-Sharqiyah
Khirbat Qasim
Ad Duwaybah
Al Khurayjah
Mas’adah
Rujm at Tawil
Abu Liyah
Kurayzū
Shayha
Al Wudayhi
Al Jabiriyah
An Nashmi
Al Mazbal
Al Jafi`ah
Rasm at Tahta
Rasm as Suwayd
Rasm ar Riq
Al Haba
Safwani
Al Mukarram
Mughayzil
Ar Rab`ah
Ghuzayliyah
Umm Tin al Mu`allaq
Umm Jami’(Umm Hamah)
Muhashsham
Khirbat Marbat
Hammudiyah
Umm Samuq
Labdah
Razzuqiyah
Al Jurf al Janubi
Al Jurf ash Shamali
Umm Qubaybah
Al Lujj
Tall Shihab
Jubb al Bashir
Rasm al-Abaykah
Bustan Sabih
Al Makhbutah
Jubb ar Rayyan
Mu`addamiyah
Al Huraysha
Khalid Hilal
Al Mushayrifah
Luwaybidah
Jawwasiyah al Janubiyah
Abu Hawarid
Jawwasiyah ash Shamaliyah
Al Khafiyah
Rasm ash Shaykh
Ad Dahriyah
Tibarat al Hamra
Al Waytira
Rasm al ‘Ali
Jubb az Za`tar
Baghiliyah
Abu Qatour
Rasm Humaydah
Dab`at al Milli
Jubb Habal
Umm Suhreej
Hawsh Haju
Aradi as Suba'i
Kafr Abed
Al-Khalidiyah Al-Dar
Ayn Husayn
Ayn Husayn al Janubi
Al-Masheerfa
Mushayrifah ash Shamaliyah
Ad Duwayr
Tiyas Crossroads
Al Talila reserve
Bi’r al Badī‘ah
Abar al Umi
Biyarat Muhammad Butman
Al-Ba'ir Al-Mar
Jihar
al Jazal
Umm ar Rish
Ayn ad Dananir
Qunaytirat
Al Mukarramiyah
Dibbeen
Al-Diyabiyah
'Esh al-Warwar
Fadhliyah
Tanoula
Ram-Jabal
Dimo
Al-Mhenaya
Al-Hishmah
Al Zaybuk
Hamimah
Sindyanah
Al Dasniyah
Irqaya
Hirqel
Al-Mutaarred
Hadasa
Ayn al-Kett
Farhah
Abbasiyah
Sakra
Al Hazzah
Al Fuhaylah
Al Ghazalah
Ghalwa
Hulayah
Tuwayjiyah
Khirbat Daghash
al-Sam`alil
Khatamlu
Tal`at ash Sharqiyah
Hajar al-Abyad
Hawik
Hawsh al-Sayyid
al-Ma'ariyah
Haydariyah
Bi'r al Bayyud
Bir Al Jafeef
Al Halbah
Bi’r al ‘Uwayḑah
Wadi Al-Dhakara/Wadi az Zakkara
Wadi al Abyad
Wadi al Ahmar/Wadi Al-Kharrar
Qal’at Al-Hari
Wadi Al-Tabah
Al Bardah
Jabab al-Zayt
Al Hamrat
Al Wazi`iyah
Qizhil
Umm al Qasab
Al Halamuz
Al Hilaliya
Mazraat Rafqin
Jaburin
Al Khalidiyah
Khirbat Tin Nur
Khirbat al-Sawdah
Matrabah
Al-Hurayriyah
Al-Ghasibiyah
Al Ghasibiyah
Al-Mubarakiyah
Al-Mukhtariyah
Usmud
Umm Haratayn ash Sharqiyah
Umm Haratayn al Gharbiyah
Uthmanīyah
Abu Hakfa al Janubi
Abu Hakfa ash Shamali
Buwayḑat ar Rayhaniyah
As Sa‘diyah
Khilfah
Abu al Alaya
Tall Udayy
Duwayir ash Sharqi
Bab al Hawa
Abu Khashabah
Rayyaniyah
Umm Jurn
Sankari al Shamali
Sankari al Qibli
Khirbat Ayyash
Unq al-Hawa
Al Talila crossroad
Uqayrabat crossroad
Al-Busayri crossroad
Pomona Orchards
al-Thania Checkpoint
Al Safra
Ruins of Rumi fort
Umm Tuwaer
Ayn Al Baridah
Ad Duwaykhilah
Syrian Army Checkpoint
Al Dawah
Al Ulayyaniyah
Zahr Abah
Al-Qadri Farms
Palmyra Triangle crossroad
Qatari Royal Villa
Ta‘unah
Al Jabiriyah
Tall Khaznah
Nawa
Buwaydat al Salamiyah
Mukharram at Tahtani
Wuraydah
Jubb Abbas
Umm Tuwaynah
Umm Jibab
Umm Dali
Junaynat
Tall al Ward
Duway‘ir al Gharbi
Umm as Sarj ash Shamali
al-Mushirfah al-Janoubiyah/Mushayrifah Qibliyah
Habr ash Sharqiyah
Habr al Gharbiyah
Muntar al Abl
As-Shariqliyah
Qannayah
Qahtayah
Qamayra
Taniet Rashid
Abu Faraj
Naaamiyah
al-Bayda
Qambrisah
Ar Rudayfah
Al Balha
Mazraat Habl at Tin
Al-Jubbat
Ayn al-Qumqum
Sanasil
Jawalik
Jaludiyah
Rasm al Abd
Rahhoum
Manoukh
East al-Farahaniah
West al-Farahaniah
Burj Qa`i
Mahin-Sadad Checkpoint
Safsafah
Samaqiat
Saqirjah
Al-Saba Biyar
Sharifah
Al-Ma'murah
Jandar Power Plant
Shumariyah
Hulayhilah
Qubbat Arak
Bir Abbud al Mashi
Umm Jurayn
Al Talila
Umm Haratayn
Khirbat at Tahun
Marj al Qata
Hamrat aa Sawwanah
Murran al Fuwairah
Dahr al Matla
Ameriya
As Saan al Aswad
Hashemiyah
Gharnata
Shalighm Crossroads
Khabrat ash Shuḩaymī
Khabrat ash Shuḩaymī ash Sharqīyah
At Tanf
Tayyara/Sariyat Al-Waer
Bir al Asi
Wadi al Luwayziyah
Wadi al-Waer
Bi’r Makr al Wa‘r
Khirbat al-Muqman
Al-Tanf Border Post
Tall Moramad
Tell Amri
Jihar Crossroads
Wadi Hanna
Bluzah
Hawsh al-Zibala Checkpoint
Tall SyriaTel
Umm Sharshuh
Umm as Sarj
Al-Za'faranah
Khirbah
Al-Farkuhiye
Hezbollah Compound
Nizariyah
Habnimrah
Al-Bayarat
Marhatten
At Tuwaymat
Abar al-Mawahib
Al-Hanak
Abu Jurays
Abu Tarrahah
al-Shandakhiyah Janubiyah
al-Shandakhiyah Shamaliyah
Shayman
Abu Hammad
Qubbat Abu Ahmad
Al Rabiyah
Al Jabiliyah
Maadan Grain Silos
Wadī Tarib
Wadi al Kharayij
Qulb Abu Matar
Humaymah
Mushayrifah
Al-Atheiah Electric station
Tall SyriaTel
Tombs Valley (Palmyra)
Al-Zira'ah roundabout
Palmyra Grain Silos
Electrical Station
Palmyra Military Housing
Homs army base
al-Bassel National Hospital
Malouk military complex
Abandoned Armored Battalion
Air Defence Base
Air Defence Base
Air Defence Base
Zakiyah Crossroad
Military Checkpoint 9
Military positions
Fortified positions
Khirbat ‘Amshā’
Tabqah
As Sawwanah Ash Sharqiyah
As Sawwanah al-Sharqiya Phosphate mine
Khunayfis Phosphate mine
Tal SyriaTel
Idlib Central Prison
Factory Barrier
Jannat Qura
Ayn Shib military checkpoint
al-Mutlaq Army Station
Mat'hane Checkpoint & Youth Housing
Conserve Factory & Khazinat military checkpoint
Martin
Mantaf
Ma`arrzaf
Kdoura
'ArabSa'eed
Batabu
Biret Keftin
Kafr Lusin
Sarjableh
Marrat al-Seen
Zarzitah
Qaturah
Tall al-Karamah
Qa`urah
Ba`rabu
Dêwê Jorîn
Al-Sahan
New Zeyzoun
Lajj
Dukmak
Al Hamidiya
Qulaydin
Quqfin
Mawzarah
Ayn al-Arus
Al Jaradah
Ar Ruffah
Ayn Suda
Abu Umar
Zayzoun Thermal Power Plant
Babisqa
Ras al-Husn/Bash Mishli
Tur Lahah
Ma'arat Manaya
Hayr Jamus Kabir
Jakarah
Burjahab
Kafr Ruhin
'Aray al-Shamali
Ad Dana
Basamis
Danit
Mutlah
Barza at Tahtani
Katf Al Sa'oor
Beit Abu Al Reesh
Mazghulah
Ikko
Zuwayqat
Arafit
Binjazi
Mughayriyah
Marran
Duweir al Akrad
Kafr Witar
Mashun
Baebaa
al-Qiyasat
al-Ma'sara Checkpoint
Qal`at al Halzun
Dirriyah
Al-Bashiriyah
Kanisat Nabi 'Izz
Bifatmun
Hila
Arzaghan Tahtani
Mishmishan
Dayr al-Gharbi
Dar Basidah
Tal Al-Khirbat
al-Suwaghiyah
Farkiya
Ruwayha
Deir al-Zaghb
Ghassaniyah/Inkizik
Khirbat `Abidin
Hafsarjah
Birat Armanaz
Tall Maraq
Haluba
Bura
al-Zanbaqi
Ibdita
Ma'rrata(Ma'rrata al-Shalif)
Ishtabraq
National Hospital (Jisr al-Shughour)
Ghaniyah
Frikka Al-Abeed
Sugar Factory
Mafraq Shugour Checkpoint
Ma‘saran
Az Zawf
Kafr Yahmoul
Al-Za'iniyah
Judaydat al-Jisr
Kafr Bissin
Kafr Najd
Batitiyah
Tu`um
Turumbah
Kafr Jalis
Kafr Ziba
Sukayyat
Tall Awar
Al-Mushayrifah
Ain Hamra
Bishlaymun
Buzayt
Qimaz
Fulayfil
Al Fatirah
Khirbat Murshid
Ma‘arr Dibsah
Taltitah
Kafr Mid
Kasr ‘Ada
Kanisat Nakhlah
Dayr Sunbul
Naqayyar
Maratah
Tall Hawash
Kufayr
Salaam Checkpoint
Jaish al-Izza Training Camp
Al-Faqir Checkpoint
Khirbat al-Asadiyah
Khirbat al-Jawz
Ram-Hamdan
Al Ghadfa
Maar Hitat
Ma'taram
Zeyzoun
Abian Sam'an
Al-Fuqay'
Ma'arat al-Na'asan
Al-Jinah
Madayah
Mahmbel
Baydar Shams
Qursaya
Alya
Marbelt
Mariyan
Camp Khazanat Army Fueling Base
Mu‘aysirunah
Shaghurayt
Arshin
Hambushiyah
Eneb
Arnabah
Bikfalun
Al Muqbilah
Bab Allah
Tabb ‘Isa
Mughara
Nairab
Tall `Ammar
Sheikh Barakat outpost
Electric Grid Station
Qurqanya
Saraqib Silos
Afes
Al Buraysah
Furayji
Umm al Khalakhil
Shaykh Barakah
Sar`a
Qasr al Abyad
Al Murayjib
Tall Mardikh
Tumat al Khalifah
Tall Khinzir
Ash Shaykh Sa`ad
Sallah al-Zuhur
Shaykh Sindiyan
al-Zahraa
Jamilieh
Buraghayti
Tall Salmu
Ad Dabshiyah
Rasm `Ubayd
Tuwayhinah
Tall Kalbah
Tall Sultan
Ra's al `Ayn
Hattan
Basina
al Khashir
al-Hamidiyeh
Haymat ad Dayir
Mustarihah
Umm Jurayn
Al-Dab'an Checkpoint
Ayn Qari' Checkpoint
Al Dahrooj Checkpoint
Bayya`iyah Saghirah
Tell Banasrah
al-Nasih Checkpoint
Sabah Qatee Checkpoint
Mafraq Bab al-Hawa Checkpoint
Faylun Checkpoint
al-Ram Checkpoint
Barakat Checkpoint/Blockhouse
Musaybeen
Ayn al-Ashara
Shahroura/Chumeren
Bayt Shakuh
Bayt Ablak
Bayt Awan
Bayt al Faris
Bayt `Arab/Arapli
al-Bayda
Daqaqa
Duwayrikah
Zuwayk
Al Kindisiyah
Rayhaniyyah
Rayyanah
As Sawda'/Karabacaklı
Nawarah/Kelez
Tall Nawarah
Ateera
Tall Ateera
Sandreen
al-Souda/Qara Jaghiz
Darwishan
Rawda/Kibarah
Jabal Al-Kol
al-Saraf
Tall SyriaTel
Baldir
Jamusiyah
Marj Khawkha
Mrouniyat
Bayt Miru
Al-Mareeij
Kafr`Ajuz
Khan al Jawz
Ara
Bruma
Kifartah
Najd al Kaykhiyā
Talaal Al-Hamr
Al Hawr
Al-Baydaa/Akcha Payir
Dughmashliyah
Ghamam
Ateera
Wadi Al 'Zaraq
Turus
Tafahiyah
Baradoun
Ghunaymiyah
Al Rahmaliyah
Balutah
Barmasah
Barudah
Balluran
Shahroura/Chumeren
Kellaz
Sabra/Kapi Kaya
Bashura
Al Burnas
Ayn al Jawz
Al Balatah
Bab 'Abdallah
Bab Jannah
Bishimmana
Biqatarun
Al Khadra
Tell Durin
Darwishan
Rawda/Kibarah
Tell Durin
Kitf al Ghanameh
Katf Al Ziyarah
Ruwayssat Alstrek
Ruweisat Al-Qubayb
Jaball Harah
Ruwayssat Yaqoubar
Telat Al Malouha
Jabal Al-Rous
Ruwaysat Al-Malluha
Ruwayssat Abu Ghannam
Ruwayssat al-Sheikh Salman
Tall al-Zaytuna
Jabal Kazbar
Jabal Al-Qal’ah
SAA Jabal Al-Qal’ah Frontline Fortification
Jabal as Sindiyan
Jabal Baradun
Jabal Zahiya
Jabal Al-Nuba
Jabal Al-Sayed
Tall Ateera
Tall Nawarah
Jabal Al-Kol
Tall Antouz
Kurt Fawqani
Kurt Tahtani
Kaft Al-Alamah
al-Saraf
Kaft Al-Harami
Al-Qabaqliyah
Samakufah
Al Rashwan
Al-Koum
Dumazin
Nab' al-Murr
Jabal Al-Nissr Base
Hambushiyah
Al Mu`aysirat
Kafr Dulbah
Sitt Markho
Qarah Tat
Qaranjah
Qamuhiyah
Qasmin
Rayhaniyyah
Rayyanah
As Sawda'/Karabacaklı
Baldir
Jamusiyah
Murayj
Karamanlı (Hayat Hill)
al-Saraya
al-Sabahiyyah
Ad-Durra
Ta`uma
Ubyan
Tuffahiyah
Sallur/al-Yamamah
Al-Samra/Sallur
Uwaynat
Bashura
Wadi Shaykhan
Wadi Qandil
Al Mazra`ah
al-Sukkariyyah
Al-Mesherfeh
Zanqufah
Shir al Qaq
Bikas
Mulq
Manzalah
Shadiriyun
Nab'ain
Nabatah
Qabou Alwamieh
Marj Khawkha
Mrouniyat
Bayt Miru
Al-Mareeij
Kafr`Ajuz
Khan al Jawz
Ara
Bruma
Kifartah
Najd al Kaykhiyā
Talaal Al-Hamr
Suwaydīyat Ristmū
Al Hawr
Ghunaymiyah
Aliyah/Krouja
Jabal Krouja/Jabal Aliyah
Tell Al Ghazal
Jabal Qamou
Jabal Abu Ali
Al-Baydaa/Akcha Payir
Dughmashliyah
Ghamam
Ateera
Zgaro
Al-Isawiyah
Al-Shaykh Hasan
Al Amlik
Ayn Tantash
Khuwarat
Sukayr
Sitarbah
Khirbat Sulas
Al Sarsakiyah
Tartiyah
Wadi Al 'Zaraq
Turus
Tafahiyah
Baradoun
Jabal Qaya Bashi
Sharan
Al-Kanisyah
Sanawbar
Nabi Younis Shrine
120th Battalion
160th Battalion
al-Mahjourah Army Base
al-Ishaarah Battalion
Shareit Battalion
M.D. Battalion
Abbas Battalion
4th Battalion
Ayn al-Basha
Ayn al-Bayda
Al `Ishshah
Ayn Eisha
Kawm al Wibsah
Ayn an Nuriyah
Tall al Ahmar
Tuloul al-Hamar
Majduliyah
al-Dwayah
Wadi As Saghir
Al-Rawadi
Al-Huriyah
Al-Qabdah roundabout
Baath Vanguards Camp
Mashara
Ain al Abed
Ghadir al Bustan
Al-Mu'allaqah
Umm Allouqes
Ain Zabda
Naba al-Sakher
Ayn al-Tinah
Rasm al Kharrar
Kudnaa
Rasm al Sayd
Al-Ruwayhinah
Al-Hajah
Samadaniyah al-Sharqi (East)
Samadaniyah al-Gharbi (West)
Turnajah
al ‘Ajraf
Ufaniya
Umm Batinah
Mamtinah
As-Suweida Prison
al-Buthaynah
Al Hit
Al Haqf
As Salimiyah
Al Khalidiyah
Rudaymat al Liwa
At Tayyibah
Al Munaydhirah
Al Ghayḑah
Ajalat
Mazraat an Nimr
Barik
Tal Aliyat
Rdeimeh ash-Sharqiyyeh
Al-Masidiyah
Suweimreh
Mtuneh
Ad Darah
Deir Dama
Jurrayn
Hut
Waqim
Samid
Sa‘na
Shubayki
Sawarah al-Kebirah
Kharsa
Rushaydah
Ta‘la
Majadil
Salakhid
Umm Dabab
Umm Ruwaq
Umm ar Rumman
Murduk
al-Dur
al-Ghariyah
Harran
Kafr al Luhuf
Rimat Hazim
Maf‘alah
Salim
al-Abakhi
al-Asfar
Khirbat umm Atayiq
Shinwan
Rajm Bakr,
Ard al-Karaa
Mushirifah
Khirbet ad-Diyathiyah
Saqiyah
Surat Aliyah
Al Maftara
Tall Asfar-Abandoned US military base
Missile Factory/mmunition base
Al Asheihib Shamali
Rajm Al-Dawlah
Ushayhib
Banat Ba'er
Abu Harat
Tal Barakat
Al ‘Anz
Al Mashquq
Samma al Bardan
Al ‘Anat
Shinirah
Malah
Khazmah
Qaisamh
Al Shi'ab
Baham
Tall al Lawz
Al Harisah
Sha‘f
Tulaylin
Uyoun
Al Afinah
Mayamas
Sahwat al Khiḑr
Sahwat al Balatah
Al Kafr
Shurayhi
Rami
Tarba
Al Aslihah
Skakh
Samma al-Hneidat
Sami
Al-Koum checkpoint
Tall as Sahn
Khirbat Junaynah
Kafr Din
Zibin
al-Surah al-Saghirah
Ta'arat
Dayr al-Jurd
Jedaiti
Ba'ashtar
Al-Annazi
Khirbat Jarbu`
Bir Muhammad al-Fayad
Ra's al-Batin
Abar Quway'an
Abar Irad
Al Jazra mountain
Tall Alloush
Tal al Sannouf
Jabal Harabesh
Mount al-Bel'as
Thurdah hill 1
Thurdah hill 2
Thurdah hill 3
Jabal Al-Hajheef
al-Sheyha Hill
Oil Hill
Tal Dabbart Debah
Tal Sukayk
Hill 5
Tal Masbah
Jabal Ithriyah
Tell al-Duwayr
Tell Massin
Tall Fulifleh
Tall Qlayen
Tell Huwayr
Tell al-Maghta
Jabal Huraybah
Sammam Hill
Rouyasset Iskandar
Tell Al-Rai
Tell Al Aswad
Tell Sheikh Hadid
Tall 'Uthman
Tell al-Sakhr
Tall Sidi Ja'far
Tell Bizam
U.N. hill(Tal Qaba’a)
Tell al-Hish
Tell Harfouch
Tell Umm Hawran
Tulul Khalif
Tel Koum
Al-Ayoun hill
Tell Mutawwaq al-Kabeer
Western Tell Zimrin
Tell Antar
Tell Mahajjah Seghir
Tell Mahajjah Kabir
Tell Ferzat
Tall al-Sayyad
Tall Qabr al Akhawayn
Jabal Ghurab
Tulul al Khanat
Jabal Muhassah
Tall Dakwa
Tall al-Matalla
Tall al-'Alaq
Tall Jaafar
Al ‘Anţūţ
Tall al-Anmur
Tall Mahfur Dakwa
Tall Abu-Safa
Mafradat Dakwa
Tall Dukhān
Tall Hweimel
Tall Ayn Nusur
Jabal Akra
Jard al-Jibbah
Sahel al-Watiya
Zalil Inya
Tall Sufayrah
Tall Jaafar
Al ‘Anţūţ
Tall al-Anmur
Tall Mahfur Dakwa
Tall Abu-Safa
Dahr al Baydar
Dahr ash Shir
Jabal Shir
Sher Al-Qarnah
Sher Al-Hawa
Al-Safa Hill
Jabal Butum
Mount Sawwanat al-Muhassah
Tall Sad Rishe
Jabal al-Nasrani
Tel Musaytiba
Jabal Al Abdah
Umm Udhun
Tall al ‘Abd(Tall 'Aabed)
Dab’aa Hill
Jebel Batra
Jabal Naqb
Thaniyat Wadhah
Thanīyat al Yabaridah
Jabal Khaymur
Jabal al-Afai
Jabal Zubaydi
Jabal al-Jarin(Tall al Jārin)
Tall al-Kawayer
Tall Muradi
Arḑ aş Şafā
Arḑ Amīrah
Tlul Hleiwa
Tlul Rgheila
Tlul ed-Derss
Jabal Ghurāb al Haddālī
Jabal Umm-'Uten
Jebel Seis
Makhoul Checkpoint
Jabal Mak'hul
Tall Mahruthah
Arid Al Saman
Tall at Musa
Jabal al Baruh
Ḑahr ar Rujūm
Tall adh Dhahab
Tall Barud
Tall Khalil
Rujm al Faydat
Maqtal az Zalim
Jabal al Ghabah
Jabal Maghlujah
Jabal as Sufayyan
Al Qal‘ah
Rujm Hanash
Tall Barri
Tell Keshla Shmali
Tall Zanatri
Tall ad Dabban
Tall Safrah
Tall Kir
Qarajah
Tall Salih
Tall al Jannab
Tall Musa
Abu Khashab
Tall Thimad Saghir
Tall Thimad al Kabir
Tall Bugha Saghir
Tall Balal
Gumus Deresi
Tall al Malihah
Mutamashrij
Tell Kharab Sayyar
Tell Hanash
Al-Buwayr mountain
Shombehiya mountain
Chambah
Sini El Arus
Tell Djellalah
Al-Ghunah
Jabisah Mountain
Tall Ajajah
Tall Muhammad Ali
Tulul Khunayzir
Khunayzir Abu Tall
Tall Damdam
Al Khafsah
Rujm Sufayrat
Tall Nisr
Tell Umm Aruz
Tell Safur
Qarat al Milah
Tell Sib
Tell Mabtuh Gharbi
Jabal al Manar
Ad Daraj
Dahret al-Naylah
Dahr al Musabi
Ra’s as Sirah
Thallajat al Burkan Mountain
Tall Dalil Al Hajj
Tall Jiwal al Kharrah
Tall Salman
Rujm at Tamr
Rujm as Surayhi
Tall Raynabah
Tell Khafshah
Tell Harboon
Tell Bi'a/Tuttul
Tal Unayzah
Rujm al Aswad
Tall Hayil Rumman
Ridgem-Abe el-Kalat Hills
Tall Z̧alfa
Tall Abu al Hayj
Tall ash Shih
Tell Sheikh Hussein
Tell al-Majda
Tall al Ahmar
Tall Hadid
Tell Ghineh
Tell Zheir
Tall Sa'd
Khabra
Tal Moftarah
Tall Ushayhib
Tulul Salman
Tulūl al Faddayn
Tall Munşabb
Tall al Buthaynah
Eastern Tell Ahmar
Tell al Mal
Western Tell Ahmar
Tall Taranjah
Tall Krum
Tall al Bazzaq
Tall ash Sha‘ar
Al-Humriyah hill
Jabal al-Ziyarah
Jabal Al-Qal’ah
Jabal Zahiya
Jabal Abu Ali
Jabal Qamou
Jabal Baradun
Mudawwarah summit
Sheikh Barakat mountain(862m)
Tal-Al Teri
Tell As
Tell Kurin
Zahrat al Jilaya
Tall Umm `Anun
Jabal al Wastani
Jabal Summaq
Jabal Shashabo
Tall al Dwela
Jabal Al Zuwaydan
Tall Hamakah
Tell Maartabi
Tel Sawwanah
Tulul Halush
Tulaylat ad Dab`ah
Dahr An Nabaj
Turāq al Kammūnāt
Jabal at Tanf
Tall Manoukh
Tulul as Sud
Tall Halawah
Tal Al-Kharoubah
Jabal Muntar
Jabal Hayyal
Jabal Hayyan
Jabal Tiyas
Mount Rukbat al-Mizraq
Jabal Al-Amriyah
Tall Mattar
Jabal Mahin
Jabal Hazm Al Abyad
Tel Um Kadom
Tall Jaburin
Rujm at Tays
Tall al Fira‘i
Jabal Al Stih
Jabal Zuqaq Khalayil
Jabal Hazm al Gharbiyat
Jabal Maksar Samr/Nimr
Jabal Muzaybilah
Jabal Ru'us at Tiwal
Thaniyat Rushayd
Rujm ash Sharqi
Tall `Abid
Rujm Manque
Tall al Wutayd
Tulul as Sawt
Tulul al Hayl
Rujm Sabah
Mount Suwanet al-Hamra
Jabal Sharrifah
Jabal Furū‘ Ţārāt al ‘Alb
Abyad mountains
Jabal Mustadira
Dahr al Muhassah
Tall al-Talila
Muhammad Ibn `Ali
Jabal al-Qattar
Jabal As Safra
ar Ramamin Hill
Jabal al Qulaylat
Jabal 'Ubayrah
Jabal Qal‘at Muzabbad
Jabal al Humrah/Jabal Humrat
Mount Mazrur
Mount Ad-Dalil
Jabal Qusour
Jabal al-Ghurab
Bir al Jafeef
Rujm Ma`mur
Tal Sukri
Jamra Jerdîyé mountain(341m)
Alaba Mountain
Jabal Minkhar Gharbi
Jabal Minkar Sharqi
Jabal Maksar
Mount Kafra
Jabal Al-Hazzm
Jabal Sharifah
Jabal Tantur
Qarah Baba mountain(505m)
Tuwayhinah mountain
Jabal Laylun/Girê Mişka
Yilanli mountain(545m)
Bachar mountain
Bashishar mountain
Sayyadah mountain(573m)
Shaalah mountain(560m)
Jubaylī mountain
Gundê mountain
Shaykh Muhammad mountain(870m)
Khaltanli mountain(805m)
Jubah/Cobê mountain(555m)
Barsaya mountain
Jabal al Baridah
Jabal Busayri
Jabal Ţunb ‘Ādah
Jabal Abu Dali
Jabal Marbat al Hassan
Jabal Al-Tar
Jabal al-Asafir
Jabal al Jazal
Jabal ar Rumayli
Jabal Muntar Rumayli
Tall Dakari
Rujm al Qa`dah
Tall Ibn `Uthman
Tall Wadi al `Ayn
Tulul al-Milha
Jabal Al Abtar
Jabal Al Khan
Jabal al Mazar
Antar Mountain
Al-Allam Al-Sharqi
Mount Ash Shumariya
Jabal al-Adah
Tulul al Khaddariyah
Qarat al Ariḑah
Jabal al Hayt
Dahr Qa’ir
Qarat al Baqq
Jabal al Madabe
Jabal Mas‘adah
Jabal al Jidma
Tulul al Faras
Tulul ad Daylī
Tulul at Tiyas
Tar an Nakhlah
Tell Bardah
Tell Mabtuh Sharqi
Tell Tawkal
Tal Rajm al Amalah
Tall al Mafashsh
Tell Shahin
Tel Shaykh al Hulw
Tal Fatisah
Tell Sheikh Hasan
Tel Daman
Tal Dahmer
Tell Mahlas
Umm Al Shuqaif Hill
Jabal al Khuraybah
Tall Musaybin
Tal Sawwan
Jabal Khanizeer
Khirbat al-Qusayr
Zumlat al Mharr hill
Mount Minshar
Jabal ad Dahik
Jabal az Zalkhah
Abu Duhur Mountain (1006m)
Jabal Sawwanat (943m)
Tilal Tafha Gharbiya
Tilal Tafha Sharqi
Tall Al-'Alam
Jabal Tafhah
Ancient Quarries
Al-Soukarry Quarries
Jabal at Tabaqah
al ‘Ulayyānīyah Mountains
Jabal Thaniyat al Ghazw
Jabal San‘iyah
Jabal al Qal`
Jabal Wa‘riyah
Jabal Tabaq
Jabal Umm Jurn
Jabal an Naqnaqiyah
Jabal Ruwaq
Mount Ghantus
Mount Ghanem
Mount Kuhlah
Mount Qannas
Ar-Rus Hills
Tulul Talha
Jalal hill
Jabal Tadmuriyah
Tell al-Madiuna/Suyur al Madyunah
Tal Msharfah
Tall Barlahin
Tel Ayashia
Tel al Hawarah
Tell Wasta
Tall Riman
Tall Fikhah
Hill 500
Zaaraya burial hill(406m)
Tell Umm al-Mara
Shaykh Inan
Shatallah Mountain
Aruda mountain
Brashshar mountain
Tell Hammam
Shaqmaqli mountain
Jabal Sulaym
Nabghah Mountain
Qalqum Mountain
Tell Hassadjek
Tall al Ḩabārī
Tell Amarnah
Jabal ash Shaykh Hasan ar Ra`i
Tal Hecine
Tell Mashta al-Nur
Tall Banjirah
Tall Bakkarah
Tallat al ‘Ajami
Taloul Hazmar/Rujm Ubuz
Tel Al 'Amarah
Tell al-Rakhm
Tal Al Batikh
Tell Al-Huwayz
al-Krum hills
Hill 500
Ablah Quarries
Tall Tawilah
Tall Butnan
Western Salma mountain(515m)
Eastern Salma mountain(510m
Tell Hassan Train Station
Tall Faddah(Silver Hill)
Taweel hill(385m)
Jabal Al-Eis
Tell al-Maqla'
Simeon mountains summit(625m)
Qal'at mountain(446m)
Layla mountain(424m)
Basemra mountain(552m)
Al Malik hill(490m)
Kafr Naya hill(495m)
Karmin hill(502m)
Qara mountain(465m)
Sewarxa mountain(625m)
Baflune mountain(805m)
Sakarkaya mountain(785m)
Mahrep mountain(828m)
Shir mountain(700m)
Domrik mountain(1230m)
Kutshuk Dar mountain(1190m)
Qarah Baba mountain(505m)
Aqra mountains
Amyal mountain
Jabal Katf
Burj Al-Qasab
Qazalat mountain(535m)
Bughaz mountain(535m)
Ash Shash mountain
Ad Dubb mountain
Khalid Mountain
Umm al-Saraj Mountain
Al Qulayb mountain
Umm al-Shajar Mountain
Jabal Sha'er
Kat al Ghadar
Hawarat Jabbul hill
Qarah Baba mountain (505m)
Tall Jaafar
Al ‘Anţūţ
Tall al-Anmur
Tall Mahfur Dakwa
Tall Abu-Safa
Tell an Nasiriyah
Kat al Ghadar
Al Kharar
Tall al Kharrar
Hawarat Jabbul hill
Tulul'-el'-Kuriyat
Tulul'-el'-Mukhtafiya
Rujm Harun Qarun
Tall al Murud
Jibli hill
Tall Milash
Ar Rujum
Tall Tarib
Tall Turaib
Tall ad-Dab'a
Tall ad-Dbei'a
Tall Turaib
Rujm al-Sabun
Tutul al Milh
Duhur Rujm al Qunn
Tall Abū Qullah
Jabal Duwaylīb
Tal Mazrour
Dahr Qutnah
Fayj Hisyah
Jabal Harekba
Tal Malik
Height 1154
Jabal Zuwayqat
Jabal ash Shaykh Mansur
Dahr Abu Sa'd
Dahr Kufur Ad Daba
Tardin
Hakoura Tahtani
Ard al-Wata
Haddada
Zemrani Border Crossing
Hamra Border Crossing
Qamishli Border Crossing
Quneitra Border Crossing
Al-Ruwashid Border Crossing
al-Rai border crossing
Qamishli Border Crossing
Dabbousiyah Border Crossing
Alzaawih Border Crossing
Syrian-Iraqi Border Crossing
Quneitra Border Crossing
Zemrani Border Crossing
Arak Dam
Shahba Dam
Maydankay Dam
Sajur Dam
Makhoul Dam
Risha Dam
Zalaf Dam
Saham Dam
Adwan Dam
Southern Dam
Aqarib Dam
South Hasakah Dam
Al-Waer Dam
Abu Qilla Dam
Houla Dam
Darkush Dam
Baradun Dam
Abū Sha‘af dam
Rumaylan Dam
Minat al-Bayda Naval Base
Baniyas Naval Port
Aleppo International Airport & Nayrab Airbase
Septe Airbase
Ramla 910m-Airstrip
Hammam Airstrip
Tilifê airbase(780m-airstrip)
Kuweires Airbase
Damascus Int'l Airport
Dumayr Military Airport
Al-Naseriyah Airbase
Sayqal Airbase
Abandoned Mayadin Airport
Abandoned T2 Airport
Kahara Airstrip
Qahira Airfield
Tall Kahf Airstrip
Abu Hajar Airport/Rmelan Airbase
Tiyas T-4 Airbase
T3 Airbase
Tell Dehlis 1250-airstrip
Umm Tlalil 895m-Airstrip
RUBARIYA 1675-Airstrip
East Sayqal Airstrip
Abandoned Raj al Issa Military Airbase
Khalkhalah Airbase
Tha'lah Airbase
Marj Ruhayyil Air Base
Lafarge Helicopter airfield(2016)
Qabr As Sitt Air Base
Marj As Sultan South Military Heliport & Radar Base
Marj As Sultan North Military Heliport
Russian helicopter base
Hamidiyah Air Base
Jafra Oil Field
Al-Ward Oil Field
al-Omar Oil Field
Sijan Oil Field
Shudayha Oil Field
Abu Hardan Oil Field
Tanak processing plant
Thayyem Oil Field
Thayyem Processing Facility
Conoco Tabieh Gas Plant
Ash Shola Oil Field
Sunbel Gas Station
El Mahash Oil Field
Al-Hawl/Tishreen Oil Field
Suwaydiyah Gas Plant
Suwaydiyah Oil Plant
Najaf Oil Plant
Rmelan Oil Field
Jabisah Oil Field
Kabibah Oil Field
Tishreen Fuel Station
Palmyra Gas Fields
Ebla GTP Gas Plant
T3 Pumping Station
T4 Pumping Station
Mazrur Oil Field
Kharta Oil Facility
Maliha Oil Field
Ukayrishah Oil storage/Processing facility
Hanadie Oil Field
Al Dahl Oil Field
Wadi Ubayd Oil Field
Bishree Oil Field
Kalaa Gas Field
Al Jarayed Oil Field
Abu Hammad Pumping Station
Zemlah Gas Field
Oil Pumping Station
Mustadira Gas Fields
Arak Gas Field
Homs Petroleum Refinery
Hayan Gas Company
Sha'er Gas Fields
Ash-Shaer Gas gathering station
Abu Rabah Gas Gathering Station
Jazal Oil Fields
Najib Gas Field
Jihar Gas/Oil Fields
Jihar Oil Station
Al Mahr Oil/Gas Fields
Sukhna Oil/Gas Fields
Bilas Oil Field
Tuweinan Oil/Gas Fields
Doubayat Gas Field
Doubayat Gas gathering station
West Tuweinan Gas Field
Abu Rabah Gas Field
Sadad Gas field
Qomqom Gas Field
Al Hail Gas Field
Al Hail Gas gathering station
Arak Gas Treatment Plant
Fahdeh Oil Field
Dubaysan Oil Field
Dubaysan Oil station
Fahdeh Oil Field
Fahdeh Oil Station
Halima Oil Field
Thawrah Oil Field
Sfaiyeh Oil Field
Sfaiyeh Central processing facilitie
Habbari/Ithriyah Oil Field
Waheb Oil Field
Ammala Oil Field
Al-Kadir Oil Field
Deilla Oil Field
Al Hussein North Oil Field
Juweif Oil Station
El-Isba Fossil Fuel Gathering Station
T2 Pumping Station
Pipeline facility
Al-Ahmar Oil Field
Ratka Oil Field
Akash Oil Field
Ukayrishah Oil storage/Processing facility
Hanadie Oil Field
Al Dahl Oil Field
Bishree Oil Field
Kalaa Gas Field
Zemlah Gas Field
Jafra Oil Field
Al-Ward Oil Field
al-Omar Oil Field
Sijan Oil Field
Shudayha Oil Field
Abu Hardan Oil Field
Tanak processing plant
Thayyem Oil Field
Thayyem Processing Facility
Conoco Tabieh Gas Plant
Ash Shola Oil Field
El Mahash Oil Field
Al-Ahmar Oil Field
Ratka Oil Field
Akash Oil Field
Juweif Oil Station
Al-Hawl/Tishreen Oil Field
Suwaydiyah Gas Plant
Suwaydiyah Oil Plant
Najaf Oil Plant
Rmelan Oil Field
Mu'ayjil
Dzhisr As Shaddadi
Bajdala
Al Madabi
Huwayr al-Eis
Dibsi Afnan
Ma'dan Atiq
Aqrabah, Daraa Governorate
Kashkash Jabbour
Ad-Dabbousiyah
Qasr al Burayj
al Muhandisin Thaniyah
Hayyan
Roman ruins of Qasr al-Hayr
Kirsan
Rasm Harmal al-Khabaz
Umm Kharaz
Rujm `Umayrat
Sarijah
Jazraya
Kafr Naha
Defense Battalion Base
Hufayr al-Tahta
Hamra Border Crossing
Tall Arid
Ma‘rabah
Mahajjah
Ghariyyat al-Gharbiyah
Ghariyyat al-Sharqiyah
Jibab
Rsas
ar-Raha
Al-Nimr
Al Kuwayyah
Saida
Al Masram
al-Hejjnah
Jabal Mu'ayzilah
Kashmah
Kashkiyeh
Ad Duwayr
Al `Asharinah
Al Amaqiyah
Al Butmah
Al-Rabwa
Dhahabiyah
Al-Habit
Sfuhun
Kafr Sajnah
Khan al-Sibel
Tal Adeh
Abu Jarin
Latakia Industrial Zone
Da'tor
Bisnada
Humaymim
Brigade 90
Madinat al-Ba'ath
Qarqas
Suysah
Ja'din Kabira
Zawr Shammar
Huwayjat Shinan
Khass Hibal
Khass Ujayl
Mat'ab
Shahada district
Karamah/Fatsat ath Thayb
Rujm as-Sulayman
Al-Jezrah
Tall Al-Sim'an
Hunaydah
Suwaydiya al-Kabirah
Shar Karak & Shuweyhan
Al Hazimah
Bakka
Lahithah
Khalkhalah
'Urman
Al Huwayyah
Ayrah
Tha'lah
al-Suwayhi
Burqush Army Base
Qatana 5th Corps Army Base
Brigade 82
Radar base Brigade 82
Tel Hamad base (Brigade 82)
Brigade 112
Army Storage Base
49th Air defense Battalion
Regiment 508
Brigade 15
Brigade 34
Artillery base
Brigade 52
Brigade 61 (Tall al-Jabiya)
al-Hajjajjiyyah Tank Battalion
Brigade 47
Brigade 87
Army Storage Base (Umm Tuwayqiyah)
Brigade 66
al-Hamra army storages
Air Defense Base
Military facility (Artillery Battery)
Allaya prison
154th Special Forces Regiment
121st Artillery Regiment
546th Artillery Brigade (Kawkab)
Army Storage Base (Mahin)
Army Artillery Base
Army Artillery Base
Air Defense Site
Homs Army Vehicle Utility Site
Air Defense Academy
Regiment 91
Engineering Battalion
Engineering Battalion
Brigade 550 & Warehouses
Hajjana Storage Base
Homs Military Academy&Artillery Base
Zumlat al Maharr (SyriaTel)
Ammunition storage depot
Muhajarah Air Defense Battalion
Air Defense Base
Abtar Missile Battalion
15th Division - Armoured Regiment 404 Base
Air Defense Base
Army Artillery Base
Air Defense Base
Radar Base/Tall Kharouf
Tall az Zuqaq
Army Storage Base/Warehouses
Battalion 285
Brigade 132
Engineering Battalion
60th Engineering Battalion
Brigade 88
Brigade 89
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Brigade 38
5th Division Warehouses/Storage Base
5th Division Army Base
Tell Qareen
Tell Al-Harra base
Brigade 23 (Hajana Battalion)
Missile Factory/Base
Artillery base
Air Defense Battalion (Zawr as Sus)
Russian Missile Battalion
Mount Zayn al-Abdeen
Military Housing & Fuel depot
Army Base
Tall Baydar(U.S.SF) Army base
Army Storage Base (Umm Sha‘in)
Zaza Crossroads/Zaza Base
Air defense base
Qarmeed (Brick Factory)
Rebel Training Complex
Army Vehicle Training Ground(al-Buthaynah)
Aleppo Infantry Academy
Tell Sheikh Yusuf
Al Etihad University
Tall Murayjat
Tel ash Shahm Army Base
Tall al-Mdayye
Tall Salh at Tayr
Tall Mar‘ī
Tall al Hawa
Tall Ayyubah
Tall Qayta
Armoured Army Base
Az Zaqf FSA/U.S. Joint Garrison
113 Air Defense Brigade
Missile Battalion
137th Mechanized Brigade-Army Base
HQ 137th Artillery Brigade’s Base
Saiqa Camp
Radar Base Brigade 57
Camel Corps Army Base
Ayyash Storage Depots
Military Factory
Panorama Army Base
Al Kibar military base (former nuclear facility)
Artillery Army Base(Zahraa)
Air Defense Intelligence Branch
Air Defence (SAM) Base(Al-Zahraa)
al-Muhlab Barracks
Durayhim military Base
111th Regiment
46th Regiment
Ammunition Storage Base
Army Missiles Brigade (Air defense battalion)
Ramouseh Military Complex
Tell Bazo
Al Hikmah Army School
Al Hikmah Hangars
Fuel Storage Base
Turkish Military Base - Kaljibrin
Turkish Military Base - Dabiq
Turkish Military Base
Turkish Military Base - Sheikh Aqil
Journalists Housing
Air Defense (Brigade 599)
Army fueling base
Air Defense Battalion (Mount Azzan)
Nabi Idris
Fuel Storage Base
Military Camp
Military Housing
Brigade 80
Hanano Army Base
Aleppo Military Research Center
Air Defense Battalion 602 Base
Rahbat Shuqaif Army Base
Rahbat al-Jandoul Army Base
Ta'ana Air Defense Base
SDF/Russian Military Base(Kafr Jana camp)
Fortified defensive base
Al-Safira Base & Defense Factories
Al-Safira Military Research Facility
Aleppo Prison/Security Branch
Tall Aghop/Aghop citadel
Baath Vanguards Camp
Katibet Al-Ishara Signal Base
Army Storage Base-Battalion 559
Triangle crossroads/Al Muthalath Army Checkpoint
Badr Brigade Base
137th Regiment/Khan ash-Shih
Air Battalion Base
Tall al Kubaysiyah
Tall Kawkab
Brigade 13
Brigade 18
Artillery Base
246 Regiment
16th Regiment
4th Division (Mezzeh)
7th Division (Qatana)
Republican Guard Brigade 104 (Qassioun)
Special Forces Headquarters
1st Armoured Division (Kiswah)
3rd Armoured Division (Al Qutayfah)
76th Armoured Brigade (Hirjillah)
Special Forces (41st Regiment) & Military Hospitals
Scientific Research Battalion
Scientific Research Battalion
Brigade 22 & Communications Facility
Brigade 122
Army Fuel Base
Army Storage Base
Brigade 20
Military Complex
Air Defense Housing Complex
Jobar Garages(Bus Station)
Khan Abu Shamat base
Idarat al-Markabat (Armored Vehicle Base)
Air Force Intelligence & Air Force Prison
211th Branch Intelligence & Military Academy
Special Forces Base & Military Police
Brigade 67
Brigade 68
Brigade 39
Brigade 75
Missile Base Brigade 155
Brigade 158
Brigade 165
Brigade 156
Brigade 81
Regiment 81
235th Branch Military Intelligence & Palestinian security branch
Air Defense Base (Regiment 131)
Army Storage Base 555
Brigade 121
Brigade 128
al-Yarmouk Private University
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base
Army Base (Marj al-Sultan)
Al-Safa Station
Air Defence Base
Air Defense Base
Batra military complex
Regiment 274
Signal army base
Air Defense Battalion (Mahjourah)
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Battalion/Storage Base
Airbase Construction Bataillon
Radar battalion
Tel ash Shahm Army Base
Tell Gbar Army Base
Missile base
Battalion 285
Brigade 132
Air Force Intelligence
Political Security Branch
Engineering Battalion
60th Engineering Battalion
M/D Army Battalion
Brigade 88
Brigade 89
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base
al-Mahjoorah Air Defense Base
Air Defense Base (Brigade 82)
Air Defense Base
Tell al-Khidir Battalion
'Arar Hill - Military Base
Air Defense Base
Air Defense Brigade 38
Mleihat al-Atash
Military Checkpoint
5th Division Warehouses/Storage Base
5th Division Army Base
Army Vehicle Training Base
Regiment 66 Base/133th Border garrison
134th Border garrison
139th Border garrison
151st Border garrison
Tell Al-Harra base
Brigade 23 (Hajana Battalion)
Army Storage Base
49th Air defense Battalion
Faroun Storage Base
Brigade 82
Radar base Brigade 82
Tel Hamad base (Brigade 82)
Brigade 112
Regiment 508
Brigade 15
Brigade 34
Artillery base
Brigade 52
Brigade 61 (Tall al-Jabiya)
al-Hajjajjiyyah Tank Battalion
Az Zaqf FSA/U.S. Joint Garrison
113 Air Defense Brigade
Missile Battalion
137th Mechanized Brigade-Army Base
HQ 137th Artillery Brigade’s Base
Saiqa Camp
Radar Base Brigade 57
Fuel Storage Facility
Camel Corps Army Base
Military Housing/Officers Housing
Ayyash Storage Depots
Military Factory
Panorama Army Base
Aleppo Juvenile Prison
Aleppo Infantry Academy
Turkish Military Base(Zilif)
Turkish fire base(Umm Routha)
Brigade 135
Tell Mahrouqat/Brigade 552
Military facility (Artillery Battery)
NDF Base
YPG Base
Allaya prison
154th Special Forces Regiment
121st Artillery Regiment
546th Artillery Brigade (Kawkab)
Military communication facility & Syrian Army base extension
Army Artillery Base
Army Artillery Base
Tall SyriaTel
Al-Zira'ah roundabout
Tariq ibn Ziyad Military base
Air Defense base/Russian missile base
Palmyra Grain Silos
Electrical Station
Hisyah Industrial City
Al-Atheiah Electric station
Factory complex (Textile/meat/Sadkop factory, electrical station)
Tishreen Power Plant
Umm al Jaris border crossing
Tal Sufouq border crossing
Tawsin border crossing
Tarifaoa border crossing
Baktal border crossing
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Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and affiliates; Tahrir al-Sham (HTS);
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)
Contested; 
Stable mixed control; 
Government & Opposition (truce)
Inner controls, outer sieges (or strong enemy pressure);
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Airport/Air base; 
Heliport/Helicopter base;
Military base; Strategic hill; Oil/gas;
Industrial complex; Border Post; 
Major port or naval base;
Dam; 
Rural presence
Syria is subdivided in a hierarchical manner into:
- 14 Governorates (or G.)
- 65 Districts
For each governorate, the first city in the table is the governorate capital (and capital city of its district at the same time). The following towns are the regional capitals (administrative centers) of the districts. The last item is the rural area outside of the listed towns in each governorate. Each section details a brief summary of that city or town's history during the Syrian Civil War. The population figures are given according to the 2004 official census. The table is sortable. Click on the arrows next to the column headings to sort alphabetically, based on population, District, or control status.
Aleppo Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aleppo | 2,132,100 | Mount Simeon District |  90% 10% |
See Battle of Aleppo (2012–16). |
| Afrin | 36,562 | Afrin District | |
 The situation in Afrin district |
| Atarib | 10,657 | Atarib District | .svg.png){kind=small} |
At the center sit the charred shells of the police station and city hall, which government troops occupied in February 2012. For months, local rebels attacked their positions and tried to cut their supply lines. By the time the army left in June 2012, the city was destroyed and deserted. Every building downtown is damaged and is without electricity and water. Town leaders have formed military and civil councils and opened a prison.[3] Only about 4,000 residents remain as of August 2012.[4] By November 2013, the town was controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS).[5] By early January 2014, clashes were reported between the Islamic Front and ISIS forces in the town.[6] By April 2014, the town was under rebel control. By June 2014, clashes were reported between the SRF and al-Nusra, about 5 days later, most of al-Nusra Front withdrew from the towns of Atarib and Sarmada. |
| Kobanî | 44,821 | Ayn Al-Arab District | |
See Kobanî (Syrian Civil War). |
| Azaz | 66,138 | A'zaz District | |
Azaz is a passage point to Turkey. On 19 July 2012, the FSA chased out the Syrian Army from the city of Azaz and took complete control of it.[7] FSA also took over the associated border crossing of Bab al-Salame.[8] Samir Haj Omar, an economist who now heads the local 30-member political council, said Turkish officials have been more willing to deal with him and other rebel leaders now that they are de facto governors. In early August 2012, the first new shipments of rice, flour and gasoline arrived in rebel-controlled northern Syria, according to local officials there. Earlier in the conflict, supplies were ferried across the Turkish border by horse, or on foot, by smugglers traversing muddy trails while dodging Turkish and Syrian border guards.[9] On 29 October 2012, France 24 reported that there was a refugee camp between Azaz and the Turkish border. On 28 February 2013, it was reported that the FSA checkpoint in Azaz was where the Free Syrian Soldiers hand in their weapons to go into the Refugee camp and onto Turkey. It is also the first or second checkpoint into Turkey and Syria.[10] On 18 September 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant seized control of the town, posting snipers on rooftops, erecting checkpoints and imposing a curfew on the local population.[11] On 28 February 2014, FSA and Jabhat al-Akrad took control of the town and the surrounding villages.[12][13] As of January 2015; Northern Storm Brigade controls the town.[14] al-Nusra Front has a minor presence.[14] |
| Al-Bab | 130,475 | Al Bab District | |
See Al-Bab (Syrian Civil War). |
| Dayr Hafir | 18,948 | Dayr Hafir District | |
See Dayr Hafir (Syrian Civil War). |
| Jarabulus | 25,000 | Jarabulus District | |
See Jarabulus (Syrian Civil War). |
| Manbij | 69,000 | Manbij District | |
See Manbij (Syrian Civil War). |
| Al-Safira | 95,832 | As-Safira District | |
Al-Safira is next to important weapon factories and the government's largest chemical weapons stockpiles. On February 8, 2013, it was reported that government forces were stationed at defense establishments and had set up checkpoints on the route to Khanasser, but rebel battalions controlled the streets of the city.[15] On October 13, 2013, it was reported by Xinhua that the town was besieged by the government forces.[16] See also: Battle of Safira. |
| Anadan | 11,918 | Mount Simeon District |  |
At dusk on 29 July 2012, FSA commander in the area, Lieutenant Rifaat Khali, mobilized 150 fighters to seize control of the Anadan checkpoint, a strategic location linking the city of Aleppo 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) to the south with the Turkish border to the north, which the FSA used as a source for supplies. On 30 July, after ten hours of fighting, FSA seized control of Anadan checkpoint[17] and retrieved ammunition left behind by the defeated government forces. During the fighting, eight tanks were also captured, seven of which were still operational; the operational ones were intended for use in the battle of Aleppo.[18] At least some of the captured tanks were deployed northwards to Azaz, where they were used to support an attack on a loyalist-held airbase.[19] Anadan has been the site of heavy shelling by the Syrian army military.[20] On 24 October 2012, the formation of a local administration council composed from prominent engineers, doctors, human right activists, was announced.[21] |
| Darat Izza | 13,525 | Mount Simeon District | |
On June 23, 2012, 25 Shabiha militias were killed by Syrian rebels in the city. They were part of a larger group kidnapped by a rebel group. The fate of the others kidnapped was unknown.[22] Many of the corpses of the shabiha militia killed were in military uniform.[23][24][25] A secondary school has turned into a police station, a courthouse and a temporary town hall run by the rebels. It is part of a nascent rebel administration that is taking shape in areas of the country where Assad's authority has disappeared as his security forces try to secure control of Syria's main cities: Aleppo, Damascus, Homs and others. A defector from the Assad administration, Abdul Hadi heads a "revolutionary" security force made up of some 40 officers, all of them former policemen in the government. At times, Abdul Hadi's role seems more akin to that of a local mayor than a police officer. Among his self-assigned responsibilities, he monitors local bread supplies, urging bakeries to adjust production according to need. Recent rebel attacks on a government-owned wheat silo and army gasoline depots have given them access to new supplies.[26] On 21 November, rebels attacked the nearby Sheikh Suleiman base (which was under siege for over two months), but were repelled from the area by an army counterattack, in which 25 rebels were killed.[27] on 10 December, the base was taken by opposition forces. A little over 100 regime troops that were left inside the base retreated to the scientific building wearing gas masks.[28] The town was under the control of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant since September 2013.,[29] but then withdrew following a wide-scale offensive led by the Army of Mujahedeen and the Islamic Front.[30] |
| Kafr Safra | 2,150 | Afrin District | |
By August 2012, YPG forces controlled this town.[31] |
| Khan Tuman | 2,781 | Mount Simeon District | |
There is a huge collection of warehouses (about 58 of them) that extends over 5 kilometers in Khan Tuman. on December 15, 2012, Free Syrian Army declared their full control of the fuel, ammunition, and grain warehouses in Khan Tuman 11 km southwest of central Aleppo after clashes with the government forces. On 15 March, rebels seized control of an ammunition factory complex and munitions depots. The complex had been used to supply the Syrian army with munitions to regularly shell rebel positions in the surrounding area.[32] On 18 August, Sohr said that Syrian troops take control over the hill of Khan Toman.[33] |
| Khanasir | 2,397 | Al-Safira District | |
On late August 2013, Ahrar al-Sham seized the town.[34] On October 1, Syrian Army forces launched an offensive outside the town (which is situated along a key road needed to transport essential supplies), met by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, Al Nusra Front, Ahrar al-Sham and other militias troops.[35] By 10 October, Syrian government troops had seized the town.[36] On 25 February 2016, government forces regain over control the town of Khanassir after ISIS take him during their attack on the town a few days ago.[37] |
| Maydan Ikbis | 1,302 | Afrin District | |
By late July 2013, YPG fighters controlled the town.[38] |
| Al-Muslimiyah | 5,916 | Mount Simeon District | |
Since late November 2012, the Syrian Army Military Infantry College (north east of the city of Aleppo) has been under siege by rebels from the Tawhid Brigade of the Free Syrian Army (FSA). The siege of the College is a continuation of the push from Atarib and base 46.[39] In early December, FSA entered the College and took control progressively of all buildings[40] On 15 December 2012, the rebels reportedly captured the infantry academy, army base and recruiting center at al-Muslimiyah,[41][42] after weeks of fighting. The Hanano Barracks has a three-kilometer square campus.[42] A top rebel commander from the Tawhid Brigade, Yusef al-Jadr ("Abu Furat"), was killed during the clashes while the pro-opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights stated a large number of rebels and soldiers were also slain in the battle.[43] The rebel brigade claimed it captured 100 prisoners.[41] During the SAA offensive in October 2014 which captured the Handarat area and placed rebel-held Aleppo under a de facto siege, Syrian Army units captured the village along with surrounding areas.[44] |
| Nubl | 21,039 | A'zaz District | |
Located on a main road between Aleppo and Turkey, Nubl and neighbouring al-Zahraa form a small Shia-dominated pocket in a mostly Sunni area in the Aleppo Governorate. Though their relations with the surrounding villages were normally friendly before the war, al-Zahraa and Nubl have been under siege by rebel forces since July 2012, with opposition members claiming that the towns hosted pro-government militia who had attacked opposition supporters.[45][46] The villages were still under siege as of 10 December 2012, being regularly supplied by government helicopters. Sniper fire from both government and opposition forces had rendered the highway impassable, and traffic was diverted around them.[47] |
| Sarrin | 6,104 | Ayn Al-Arab District | |
In May 2013, the YPG took control of this area near the Tomb of Suleyman Shah. In September 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and al-Nusra Front militants seized control of Sarrin.[48] See also 2012 Syrian Kurdistan campaign. In July 2015, YPG forces took over the area.[49] |
| Tell Aran | 17,767 | Al-Safira District | |
On 1 August 2013, Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and Al Nusra Front fighters took control of the town after defeating Kurdish forces.[50] Shortly afterwards, local Kurdish sources claimed that Kurdish civilians were killed by the jihadist groups.[51] On 11 November 2013, Tell Aran was seized by Syrian Army troops[52] |
| Tell Rifaat | 20,514 | A'zaz District | |
In the early summer of 2012, Syrian government authorities withdrew from Tell Rifaat and were replaced by a council made up of local scholars, judges, and former Syrian Army officers.[53] On 8 August 2012, Tell Rifaat was bombed by the Syrian Air Force, resulting in the deaths of six people, all members of the Blaw family.[54] Opposition activists based in Aleppo claimed that Syrian Army forces were attempting to cut off the FSA's transport route between Tell Rifaat and Aleppo.[55] By November 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant was in full control of the town.[56] In January 2014, resistance fighters, mainly members of the Islamic Front, defeated ISIS militants in the town. Liwa al-Fatah of the Islamic Front came into control of the town.[14] On 15 February 2016, the town was taken by the YPG-led Syrian Democratic Forces.[57] |
| Tell Shughayb | 5,110 | Mount Simeon District | |
On 1 March 2013, the Syrian army regained control of the strategic Tell Shughayb town allowing them to approach the Aleppo airport.[58][59] |
| Urum al-Kubrah | 5,391 | Atarib District | |
Since June, has control. On 22 September 2012, FSA seized Urum al-Kubrah from "pro-government militias", opening the way to lay siege to Base 46.[60] By January 2014, the town was controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.[61] |
| Urum al-Sughrah | 637 | Atarib District | |
Since June 2012, FSA has control.[62] In October 2012, the military base of regiment 46 (west of town) was under siege by rebels who shelled it on a regular basis with mortar and rockets. On 18 November 2012, the base which is considered as one of the most important in north Syria, fell under rebel control, after a 55-day siege[63] On December 14, 2012, the Administrative Affairs College (which is 17 km west of central Aleppo and 8 km east of the recently captured 46th regiment base) fell under rebel control[64] |
| Al-Zahraa | 13,780 | A'zaz District | |
Located on a main road between Aleppo and Turkey, Al-Zahraa and neighbouring Nubl form a small Shia-dominated pocket in a mostly Sunni area in the Aleppo Governorate. Though their relations with the surrounding villages were normally friendly before the war, al-Zahraa and Nubl have been under siege by rebel forces since July 2012, with opposition members claiming that the towns hosted pro-government militias who had attacked opposition supporters.[45][46] The villages were still under siege as of 10 December 2012, being regularly supplied by government helicopters. Sniper fire from both government and opposition forces had rendered the highway impassable, and traffic was diverted around them. Siege broken by government troop on 3 February 2016.[47] |
| Outside of listed towns in Aleppo G. | — | 200+ towns and villages 200+ towns and villages 200+ towns and villages |
_(within_Northern_Syria).svg.png) The military situation in and around the Aleppo as of 11 March 2017
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Damascus and Rif Damashq Governorates
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Damascus - Barzeh | 47,339 | Damascus District | |
Barzeh, a suburb of Damascus, was reported to be contested as of 7 December 2012.[67] A truce in Barzeh was signed in January 2014. Government footage showed bulldozers clearing rubble and the local governor speaking to residents; footage from the rebels showed their fighters were still present, neither shooting nor being rounded up. The deal was voluntary; rebels were tired and wanted their destroyed town cleaned up.[68] On 14 April, Barzeh, a suburb of Damascus, was reported to be under army control.[69] See also: Damascus offensive (2013).In February 2017, the Government demmanded that the rebels leave Barzeh as well as the neighbouring Tishreen neighbourhood. After an intense three month period of fighting, the rebels finally gave up and agreed to be transferred to Idlib. "See also: Qaboun offensive (2017)." |
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| Damascus - Tadamon | 86,793 | Damascus District | |
ln late November 2012, the west side of this neighborhood of Damascus was controlled by the Syrian Army whereas the east side was controlled by FSA after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq.[67] In February 2014, it was reported that the neighborhood was under siege by the army.[70] See also: Damascus offensive (2013). |
| Damascus - Yarmouk Camp | 18.000 | Damascus District |  |
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) conquest Yarmouk in April 2015. See also Yarmouk camp fighting (2015) |
| Damascus (except neighborhoods listed separately) | 1,280,781 | Damascus District | 90% |
The situation in Rif Dimashq as of 31 May 2017
Syrian Government control Opposition control Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant control Contested |
| Darayya | 78,763 | Darayya District | |
See Darayya during Syrian Civil War. |
| Douma | 110,893 | Douma District | |
A battle began on 21 January 2012, after FSA fighters changed their tactics from attack and retreat guerrilla warfare in the suburbs of Damascus to all-out assault on army and loyalist units. Earlier in January, the FSA had gained control over large portions of Douma. On 31 January 2012, the Syrian Army retakes Douma. Hundreds of troops controlled the mostly deserted streets and arrested hundreds of people.[77] Complete control was achieved on 30 June when Syrian army troops entered all parts of Douma.[78] On 18 October, after heavy fighting, the FSA retook control of the city.[79] On 30 October, there were continuing fights in Douma.[80] It was reported to be under rebel control as of 7 December 2012.[67] On 30 December, the Syrian troops killed 30 "terrorists" from the Al Qaeda-linked Al Nusra Front and other jihadist groups during a series of "qualitative" operations in two areas of the rebel-held Douma suburb, east of the capital Damascus.[81] On 1 February, the Observatory said that regime-versus-rebel clashes were heavy in the Damascus suburb of Douma.[82] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012) and Rif Dimashq offensive (November 2012–February 2013) and Rif Dimashq offensive (August 2014–present). |
| An-Nabk | 32,548 | Al-Nabk District | |
See Battle of Qalamoun (Army push into An-Nabek). |
| Qatana | 33,996 | Qatana District | |
In December 2012, it was reported that 28 government checkpoints control this multi-ethnic regime stronghold.[83] On 15 October 2013, there was shelling emanating from Turba checkpoint and the Baath School area. |
| Qudsaya | 33,571 | Qudsaya District | |
Qudsaya is called "The Lion’s Den" because of the presence of a large number of Alawite government supporters.[67] On 24 August 2012, government forces stormed the town amid heavy gunfire. in March 2013, it was reported that the majority Sunni suburb of Qudsaya has just two Alawite areas, but Republican guard troops were busy clearing out Sunni enclaves there throughout the summer and fall of 2012.[84] On November 9, 2013, military sources announced an agreement had been reached in Qudsaya. The agreement establishes a ceasefire and a joint security committee from the army and the opposition militants, under the Syrian flag, which will be raised in the town square. Also as part of the agreement, the two roads leading to Qudsaya will be reopened – the old Safsaf Avenue and the road that links the city to its main suburb.[85] |
| Al-Qutayfah | 26,671 | Al-Qutayfah District | |
On December 5, 2012, government forces stationed in Al-Qutayfah launched rocket shelling on neighboring areas. |
| Al-Tall | 44,597 | Al-Tall District | |
In July 2012, the city became an important rebel base around Damascus.[86] When the Battle of Damascus started, the rebels stormed two government buildings and reportedly detained 40 soldiers while seizing a quantity of weapons. The city was also one of the places where the rebel retreated after their defeat in Damascus. At the end of July, rebels were gathering and massing in Al-Tall to ready themselves for another attack on Damascus.[87] In the beginning of August, the Syrian Army started shelling the rebel positions more intensively.[88] The city became completely besieged by the Army after the capture of 3 Syrian journalists by the rebels near the city.[89] The Syrian Army took control of the city and cleared it of rebel presence the 17 August, while the Syrian National Council described the area a "sinister zone".[90] The three captured journalists were found by the Syrian Army.[91] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012). |
| Yabrud | 25,891 | Yabrud District | |
As of 24 December 2012, the town has been in FSA control for over 6 months.[92] In December 2013, the town was controlled by the Al Nusra Front.[93] On 30 December, In the town of Yabrud near Damascus, the troops eliminated gatherings of the Nusra fighters, killing 15 of them and destroying their ammunitions and weaponries.[94] On February 27, 2014, 10 officers of Artillery Brigade 555 were killed as they were attempting to infiltrate Yabrud.[95] On 16 March, Syrian state media and opposition activists have reported that the Syrian troops, backed by Hezbollah fighters, are in full control of Yabroud after clearing out rebels holed up in the strategic Syrian town for months.[96] |
| Al-Zabadani | 26,285 | Zabadani District | |
See Al-Zabadani (Syrian Civil War). |
| Arbin | 44,934 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
On July 2, FSA had taken control of a number of suburbs north of the capital Damascus, including Arbin. FSA fighters openly patrolled the streets of the suburbs, and clashes occurred less than 10 km from the center of Damascus city itself.[97] In November 2012, there was sustained fighting in the town after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq. It was reported to be under rebel control as of 7 December 2012.[67] |
| Assal al-Ward | 5,812 | Yabrud District | |
Since June 2012,the Syrian Army has control of this town located along the Syrian–Lebanese borders.[62] On 15 April 2014, the Syrian army, backed by Hezbollah fighters, retook village Aasal al-Ward.[98] In October 2014, al-Nusra Front launched a heavy attack on al-Jebbah and Assal al-Ward.[99] |
| Babbila | 50,880 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
ln late November 2012, this suburb has seen fighting between FSA and government troops after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq[67] In February 2014, Syria's army and rebels agreed a truce in Babbila. Regime troops raised the Syrian flag over the municipality of the southern suburb, which had been used as a rebel rear base until several months ago when the army laid siege to it. Armed rebels were still present in the area, as the terms of the agreement also included an amnesty, a security source said.[100] |
| Beit Sahem | 15,667 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
ln January 2014, the local opposition committee in the suburb proposed to the government a cease-fire with local autonomy, according to a resident of a neighboring town familiar with the talks. People there were shot as they tried to leave under an abortive deal in December, but they are hungry, and ready to try again.[68] |
| Beit Sawa | 6,249 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
Beit Sawa and the nearby Hammurah fields, experienced intermittent shelling by Syrian Army for three days between June 30 to July 2, 2012.[101] ln late November 2012, Beit Sawa was under FSA control after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq.[67] |
| Deir Atiyah | 10,984 | An-Nabk District | |
Deir Atiyah is a town with a Christian majority. See also: Battle of Qalamoun. |
| Al-Hajar al-Aswad | 84,948 | Darayya District | |
On 26 July 2012, fighting was reported in the Al-Hajar al-Aswad suburb of the capital, a place described as home to thousands of poor refugees from the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights who were at the forefront of the movement against Assad.[102] The FSA had withdrawn to the southern suburb of Al-Hajar al-Aswad with the suburb being shelled by Government forces and an activist in the area said that there were still ongoing clashes in the south of the city.[103] On 27 July 2012, the army took it back. On 30 October 2012, clashes broke out in Al-Hajar Al-Aswad between rebels and the army, spreading into the adjacent Yarmuk Palestinian camp.[104][105] On 19 November, rebels seized the headquarters of an army battalion and air defense base on the edge of the suburb, making it the nearest military base to Central Damascus to fall under rebel control.[106] ln January 2014, reports indicated that opposition fighters fleeing the fallen towns are concentrated in the remaining strongholds, particularly Al-Hajar al-Aswad.[107] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012) and Rif Dimashq offensive (November 2012–present). |
| Harasta | 68,708 | Douma District | |
On 21 October 2012, it was reported that Harasta was under heavy shelling.[108] On 25 October, the Syrian army fired heavy tank and rocket barrages, after rebels overran two army checkpoints on the edge of the town.[109] The town is home to the 104th and 105th Republican Guard regiments and has a high population of Alawites in the suburbs. It was reported to be under regime control as of 7 December 2012.[67] Harasta is mostly in government hands but rebels have been trying since summer 2012 to advance into it.[110] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012) and Rif Dimashq offensive (November 2012–present). |
| Jaramana | 114,363 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
Jaramana is a diverse town with a Christian and Druze majority. There have been reports of Popular Committees and pro-government Shabiha working closely with government forces there.[67] |
| Kafr Batna | 22,535 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
On 29 January 2012, Syrian Army tanks entered this suburb of Damascus to force out FSA. Although it has not been verified, opposition activists reported that five FSA soldiers and 14 civilians, including at least one minor, were killed during the raid.[111] on 4 February 2013, it was reported that the suburb was taken over by the rebels as part of a large push into the capital[112] |
| Muadamiyat al-Sham | 52,738 | Darayya District | |
After a two-day operation at the end of July 2012, which killed 120 people in this suburb,[113] the Syrian Army started a new operation on 20 August. The rebels repelled the first attack but the Syrian Army quickly managed to overrun the rebels.[114][115] The death toll of the operation was estimated at 86 dead, half of them executed by the Syrian Army for being suspected rebels.[116][117] A car bomb exploded in the town on 31 October, injuring an unknown number of people. By this point, the town was being contested between rebels and government forces.[118] On November 30, 2012, there was continued shelling in the suburb from 4th division headquarters and Mezzeh Military Airport. Rebels surrendered to the Syrian Arab Army on 1 Sept. 2016[119] See also: Siege of Darayya and Muadamiyat. |
| Al-Sabinah | 62,509 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
On late November 2012, this suburb has seen fighting between FSA and government troops after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq[67] The town was retaken by the SAA, National Defense Force and Hezbullah fighters on 7 November 2013, cutting off the main rebel supply lines into southern Damascus.[120] On March 12, 2013, artillery shelling targeted Hujaira Balad from brigade 158 that is situated on Jabal Suhya south of Al-Sabinah.[121] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012). |
| Sahnaya | 13,993 | Darayya District | |
Since late November 2012, this suburb was under government control[67] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012) and Rif Dimashq offensive (November 2012–present). |
| Saqba | 25,696 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
On 27 August 2012, rebels attacked government positions in Saqba, overrunning several Army checkpoints. Following the attacks, airstrikes killed an unspecified number of people in Saqba.[122][123] ln late November 2012, Saqba was under FSA control after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq.[67] See also: Rif Dimashq offensive (August–October 2012). |
| Sayyidah Zaynab | 136,427 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
Home to a Shi'a holy shrine, it is populated heavily by Shi'a Muslims and was reported to be a pro-government stronghold as of 7 December 2012.[67] on 4 February 2013, it was reported that Sayyidah Zaynab was contested between rebels and hezbollah/iraqis[124] |
| Yalda | 28,384 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
ln late November 2012, this suburb was under FSA control after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq.[67] Syrian Army Kills More Militants, Terrorist Attacks Claim Lives of 19 Citizens |
| Zamalka | 44,661 | Markaz Rif Dimashq | |
On July 2, FSA had taken control of a number of suburbs north of the capital Damascus, including Zamalka. FSA fighters openly patrolled the streets of the suburbs, and clashes occurred less than 10 km from the center of Damascus city itself.[97] In November 2012, there was sustained fighting in the town after a regain in strength of the rebels in Rif Dimashq. It was reported to be under rebel control as of 7 December 2012.[67] However, as of September 2013, the government still had a presence in the town.[125] |
| Outside of listed towns in Rif Dimashq G. | — | most part (ISIL only in Yarmouk camp) |
 Frontlines in the Qalamoun Mountains in April 2014 Syrian Government control
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Daraa Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daraa | 97,969 | Daraa District | |
The situation in Daraa in February 2016 Syrian Army control Opposition control |
| Izra | 19,158 | Izra' District | |
Izra is base to 5th division’s 12th Armored Brigade and 175th Artillery Regiment;[84] on 16 Dec 2012, rebels and troops clashed in the town.[134] On 22 January 2013, it was reported that the army entered the town and started an arrest campaign.[135] |
| Al-Sanamayn | 26,268 | Al-Sanamayn District | |
Al-Sanamayn is base to the 9th division’s 15th Brigade[84] |
| Adwan | 2,487 | Izra District | |
By early September 2013, the town was in control of the Syrian Army.[136] Rebels took control of the town during their spring offensive in 2014. |
| Da'el | 29,408 | Daraa District | |
In March 2011, this predominantly Sunni Muslim town was among the first towns in the area of Daraa where residents participated in demonstrations against the government.[137] On 29 March 2013 the town was reportedly captured by anti-government rebels. Da'el is strategically located on one of two main north-south highways that connect Damascus to Daraa. The rebels initially engaged in clashes with Syrian Army troops manning checkpoints outside the town, leaving 12 government soldiers and 16 rebels dead, according to the activist group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR).[138] |
| Al-Harra | 17,172 | al-Sanamayn District | |
On 10 August 2013, the Syrian Army seized the town, formerly under opposition control. They freed prisoners held by the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and captured weapons and munitions, following their victory. The army reportedly found an almost empty village upon their arrival, since the vast majority of the residents had left their houses due to the ongoing military operations.[139] |
| Jamla | 1,916 | Daraa District | |
On 6 March 2013, rebels kidnapped 21 United Nations peacekeepers patrolling the border between Syria and the Israeli Golan Heights. Rebels were reportedly in control of the village itself, but intense clashes were occurring around it.[140] The rebels accused the peacekeepers of cooperating with the Syrian authorities in trying to "push the rebels out of Jamla" and demanded that the Syrian Army withdraw from the vicinity of Jamla in return for their release.[141] |
| Jasim | 31,683 | Izra' District | |
Jasim was one of the first cities to participate in large-scale protests against the government on 18 March 2011.[137] Further mass protests were reported on 22 April 2011.[142] On 1 April 2012, four Syrian Army soldiers were killed in clashes with rebel FSA gunmen in Jasim.[143] On 12 and 13 November 2012, fierce gunfire has been reported in the town. On 15 January 2014, rebels were in control of Jasim.[144] |
| Khabab | 3,379 | Al-Sanamayn District | |
By May 2013, this predominantly Catholic town was reportedly under the control of the Syrian Army.[145] |
| Muthabin | 2,351 | Al-Sanamayn District | |
By May 2013, the town was reportedly in control of the Syrian Army.[145] |
| Nawa | 47,066 | Izra' District | |
In the same speech where he commented on the loss of territory in Daraa province, Syrian MP Walid al-Zouhi stated that "we are only protected from the west by Base 61," referring to the 61st Mechanized Brigade headquarters located near Nawa.[146] On 17 July, rebels captured most of Nawa city.[147] In early August 2013 the town was under the control of the Army.[148] On October 16, 2013, a powerful blast ripped through a pickup truck that went past Tell_al-Jumou' (south-west of Nawa), where a battalion of troops loyal to President Bashar al-Assad was positioned.[149] On 9 November 2014, Islamic battalions and the al-Nusra Front took over the city of Nawa, after violent clashes against regime forces.[150] |
| Qarfa | 4,885 | Izra' District | |
On early January 2013, FSA fighters attacked a compound in the outskirts of Qarfa, killing a nephew of Rustum Ghazaleh, while the victim’s father was wounded and his brother abducted.[151] |
| Al-Shaykh Saad | 3,373 | Izra District | |
By early September 2013, the town was under the control of the Syrian Army.[136] |
| Tubna | 1,272 | Al-Sanamayn District | |
By May 2013, this predominantly Catholic town was reportedly in control of the Syrian Army.[145] |
| Outside of listed towns in Daraa G. | — | |
Since June 2012, FSA controls two areas, west and east of Daraa city (about ¼ of Governorate).[62] by December 2012, the FSA took control of several border checkpoints stationed at the borders with Jordan[152] On March 23, the FSA seized full control of the largest base in Daraa, Base 38. On March 25, 2013, Jordanian official told AFP that "The Free Syrian Army closed the two crossings of Daraa and Nasib from their side after they took control of them," The development comes after the rebels seized a 25-kilometer strip of land stretching from the Jordanian border to the Israeli Golan Heights.[153] On 3 April 2013, rebels captured the air defense base of the 49th battalion of the Syrian Army, in the town of Alma in the northern outskirts of Daraa.[154] On May 3, 2013, it was reported that the rebels were surrounding brigade 34 of the 9th Division[155][146] See also: Daraa Governorate campaign. |
Deir ez-Zor Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deir ez-Zor | 211,857 | Deir ez-Zor District |  (The south of Deir ez-Zor) (The north of Deir ez-Zor) |
The situation in Deir ez-Zor in January 2017 Syrian Government control Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant control |
| Abu Kamal | 42,510 | Abu Kamal District | |
See Abu Kamal (Syrian Civil War). |
| Mayadin | 44,028 | Mayadin District | |
See Al-Mayadin (Syrian Civil War). |
| Outside of listed towns in Deir ez-Zor G. | — | |
As the Syrian Army has concentrated its forces on wresting back control of Aleppo, rebels have slowly gained ground in the eastern tribal heartland where the big prize is the country's 200,000 barrel-a-day oil output.[156] In August 2012, units of the FSA targeted the remaining isolated outposts of the Syrian Army forces in north-east Syria, where the FSA control all the main roads. There were said to be only 3 Army outposts left in Deir ez-Zor province countryside and they were under attack. On November 30, 2012, Syrian troops withdrew from Omar oil field, one of the last regime positions east of Deir Ezzor city near the Iraqi border. This meant that the rebels control the country's major fields. This happened after Syrian troops lost the Conoco gas reserve on November 27. The insurgents took control of an oil field for the first time on November 4 when they overran Al-Ward, the most important in the province. After also losing control of Al-Jofra field also in November, the army controlled not more than five fields, all located to the west of Deir Ezzor city.[163] Residents in Deir ez-Zor used crude oil for heating and agriculture for lack of fuel[164] On 1 January 2013, it was reported that two thirds of Deir ez-Zor Governorate was under rebel control.[65] On April 11, 2014, ISIL withdrew from Abu Kamal to the T2 oil site, where a Syria-Iraq pipeline runs.[165][165] On 3 Jule, SOHR said that all towns and villages on the route from Abu Kamal to Al-Bab , passing through Raqa province , are now under IS control," Only the provincial capital, which shares the same name as the province, and the military airport are not under IS control. The city of Deir Ezzor is split between President Bashar al-Assad's forces and an amalgam of rebel groups.[166] In early 2016, the forces of the Syrian Democratic Forces entered the governorate following the Al-Shaddadi offensive. |
Hama Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hama | 312,994 | Hama District | |
On 28 January 2012, 4 neighborhoods of Hama city were under opposition control.[167] Inside Hama city, FSA under the leadership of Captain Mohammed Khalid al-Battal’s al-Majed Brigade has been able to coordinate disruptive raids across the city targeting military checkpoints and security forces’ outposts, but their ability to inflict casualties on loyalist troops pales in comparison to their rural counterparts.[62] On 25 April 2013, there were fights in the Tariq Halab neighbourhood[168] See also: Siege of Hama (2011), 27 May 2012 Hama Governorate clashes and 2012 Hama offensive |
| Masyaf | 22,508 | Masyaf District | |
Since June 2012, the government has maintained control.[62] |
| Mahardah | 17,578 | Mahardah District | |
In June 2012, FSA was in control of this Christian town.[62] In September 2012, the government was reported in control of the town[169] On 17 December 2012, government positions in Mahardah were reportedly under attack by rebel forces.[170] In the summer 2014, Al Nusra briefly besieged the city during the 2014 Hama offensive before being beaten back. |
| Salamiyah | 66,724 | Salamiyah District | |
Since June 2012, the government has maintained control.[62] |
| Al-Suqaylabiyah | 13,920 | Al-Suqaylabiyah District | |
On October 14, 2012, there was fierce artillery and rocket shelling from Al-Nahel checkpoint in this Christian town, targeting the town of Kirnaz |
| Suran | 29,100 | Hama District | |
On August 31, Jund al-Aqsa and allies captured this town on the road between Aleppo and Damascus.[171] Later, the army recaptures this town.[172][173] |
| Hayalin | 3,913 | Al-Suqaylabiyah District | |
Government forces shelled the village on 13 May 2012.[174] Rebels claimed to have captured Hayalin On 17 December along with a string of other towns during an offensive against the Hama Governorate. According to the Local Coordination Committees (LCC), security forces reportedly surrounded checkpoints outside the village, leading to doubts as to whether or not rebels had full control over Hayalin, unlike the other places they captured in the operation.[175] See also: 2013 Hama offensive. |
| Kafr Nabudah | 13,513 | Al-Suqaylabiyah District | |
On 19 December 2012, within two days, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claimed that government troops had already been cleared from the small town of Kafr Nabudah. Qassem Saadeddine, a member of the rebel military command confirmed this.[176] |
| Kirnaz | 14,075 | Mahardah District | |
On January 28, 2013, FSA was reported to be in control of this predominantly Sunni Muslim[177] town, while the army was shelling it and preparing to attack it.[178] On 7 February 2013, SOHR reported that the army had regained control over the town.[179] |
| Al-Lataminah | 16,267 | Mahardah District | |
On 19 December 2012, Qassem Saadeddine, a member of the rebel military command, said that towns taken by rebels included Al-Lataminah.[176] |
| Murak | 14,307 | Hama District | |
On 23 October 2014, the Syrian army backed allies took back total control of the strategically important city Morek, later nine months after it was seized by rebels and their Al-Qaeda allies.[180] See also: Battle of Mork. Despite this on November 6th, 2015 after a two day battle Jund al Aqsa and their allies retook the town from the SAA and their allies. |
| Ma'an | 1,561 | Hama District | |
On December 27, 2012, the army took control of three Alawite villages in the central province of Hama, among them Ma'an, large swathes of which were overrun by rebels[181] On October 7, 2014, SOHR reported clashes in the vicinity of Ma'an.[182] During the 2016 Hama offensive rebels retake control. Army recaptures Ma'an.[183] |
| Qastun | 6,187 | Al-Suqaylabiyah District | |
On 29 January 2013, it was reported that FSA was in control of the town.[184] However, The Tiger Forces of the Syrian Arab Army launched an assault of their own in the Jisr Al-Shughour District, taking control of the several villages including Qastoun, after fierce clashes with the Syrian Al-Qaeda group "Jabhat Al-Nusra" on the afternoon of Monday April 27, 2015. currently fighting is still ongoing this morning, with both sides in a deadlock for control of this town.[185] |
| Tremseh | 6,926 | Mahardah District | |
The Tremseh residents are mostly Sunni Muslims.[186] A Syrian Army convoy was ambushed by rebels near Hama, which led to a counter-attack from the Syrian Army, and reports suggested government troops were trying to take back the town from rebel forces.[187][188] On 12 July 2012, Tremseh was surrounded by government tanks and artillery, after which, the Syrian military launched a full-scale attack against FSA inside the town. Tanks entered Tremseh after forces had shelled the town continuously from 5 a.m. until noon. Syrian army forces, whose numbers were bolstered by "Shabeha", accompanied the tanks into Tremseh.[189] See also: Battle of Tremseh. |
| Outside of listed towns in Hama G. | — | 90% 10% |
 Frontlines in the Hama Governorate during the 2013 Hama offensive. Syrian Government control
Opposition control
Contested |
al-Hasakah Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History of the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al-Hasakah | 188,160 | Al-Hasakah District | 90-95%[196] 5% |
 Frontlines in Al-Hasakah. Syrian Government control Kurdish control Syriac Military Council control See Al-Hasakah (Syrian Civil War). |
| Al-Malikiyah | 26,311 | Al-Malikiyah District | |
YPG forces on 21 July reportedly captured Al-Malikiyah, which is located just 10 kilometers from the Turkish border.[197] Although another report stated that fighting was ongoing in the city.[198] On 22 July 2012, it was reported that Kurdish forces were still fighting for Al-Malikiyah where one young Kurdish activist was killed after government security forces opened fire on protesters.[199] In November 2012 Kurdish militia evicted all remaining regime forces from the city See also: 2012 Syrian Kurdistan campaign. |
| Qamishli | 184,231 | Qamishli District | |
In July 2012, rebels control the suburbs of the city. On 21 July, the rebels were intending to capture the largest of the Kurdish cities.[198] On 22 July, clashes erupted between YPG and government forces in which one Kurdish fighter was killed and two were wounded along with one government official.[199] In early August 2012, it was reported that the Assad administration is intact and functioning but the police and army remain in their barracks. Kurds in Qamishli have demonstrated against the Government and are actually allowed to do so on one street, though some have been shot at by the army in the past. There is a border post near the city.[200] As of December 18, 2013, the regime controls about 10 percent of Qamishli, including the airport, the security quarter housing the intelligence services, and several buildings to the south. Regime security services move unfettered around the city and the surrounding Arab villages. In many ways, the PYD is neutral in the civil war, because they see it as a war between two evils. Even so, the YPG has sporadically skirmished with regime units for control of checkpoints.[201] Syrian regime retains wide control in city of Qamishli.[202] In February 2014, a Human Rights Watch official explained that the Assad forces and the government is basically present in three places in Qamishli: One is in the center so they call it kind of ‘security square.’ That also includes some Arab neighborhoods. The second is on the Turkish border at the border crossing. The third is at the airport.[203] See also: 2012 Syrian Kurdistan campaign. |
| Qamishli Border Crossing | — | Qamishli District | |
By late November 2013, the border crossing between Qamishli and the Turkish city of Nusaybin was controlled by the Syrian government.[204] |
| Ras al-Ayn | 29,347 | Ra's al-'Ayn District | |
See Ras al-Ayn (Syrian Civil War). |
| Al-Darbasiyah | 8,551 | Al-Hasakah District | |
On 22 July 2012, YPG forces took control over the town which is on the Turkish border, after the security and political units withdrew from it, following an ultimatum issued by the Kurds.[199] See also: 2012 Syrian Kurdistan campaign. |
| Al-Hawl | 3,409 | Al-Hasakah District | |
The town was under IS control, after several offensives by YPG and their allied al-Sanadid forces were repelled. This town was seized by the YPG forces.See also: Al-Hawl Offensive (2015). |
| Al-Maabadah | 15,759 | Al-Malikiyah District | |
On 24 July 2012, PYD announced that Syrian security forces withdrew from al-Ma'bada, located between Al-Malikiyah and Turkish borders. YPG forces afterwards took control of all government institutions.[205] See also: 2012 Syrian Kurdistan campaign. |
| Markada | 2,530 | Al-Hasakah District | |
On the morning of 27 March 2014, the ISIS attacked the town, which was being held by the Al-Nusra Front. The ISIS managed to force Nusra to withdraw to the town's hospital and the mountain overlooking Markada.Before dawn on 29 March, clashes erupted in the town[6] as the ISIS attacked the hospital and Nusra positions in the mountain.[5] After heavy fighting that left 43 Nusra and 13 ISIS fighters dead,[4] the ISIS took full control of the town |
| Simalka Border Crossing | — | Al-Malikiyah District | |
Border crossing between towns of Simalka on Syrian side and Fish Khabur on Iraqi side was built by Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government in order to connect Iraqi Kurdistan with Syrian Kurdish regions. Border crossing is actually only a temporary military bridge over river Tigris hoisted by Peshmerga to facilitate transfer of goods and refugees which was opened on February 1, 2013. Since 1991 it was used only by boats and after 2003 it was not used in order to promote Rabia land border crossing.[206] |
| Outside of listed towns in Al-Hasakah G. | — | |
 Territories held by Kurdish forces, ISIL jihadists, by the Syrian Army or contested in the Al-Hasakah Province, as of 23 March 2016 On January 8, 2013, FSA took control of Tishreen oil field Opposition sources reported that all other oil fields in the governorate were under Syrian government control.[207] See also: 2012 Syrian Kurdistan campaign. |
Homs Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homs - Abbasiya | 33,363 | Homs District | |
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| Homs - Baba Amr | 34,175 | Homs District | |
On 28 February 2012, reinforcements from an elite Syrian military unit, directed by the brother of the Syrian president, took positions in Homs. They managed to completely seal off the city, notably by destroying a tunnel.[208] On the morning of 29 February, the Syrian Army launched a ground assault with infantry on the rebel-held district.[209] On 1 March 2012, the Syrian Army took full control of the quarter of Baba Amr according to a Syrian official. Rebel leaders reported that they pulled out of the quarter and that some fighters stayed to cover the retreat.[210] On 3 July 2012, clashes raged in and around the neighborhood of Baba Amr.[211] On 10 March 2013, rebel fighters launched an assault on the district, around a year after its capture by government troops, in an effort to relieve pressure on besieged rebel-held districts in the city centre.[212][213] However, the military re-secured the district and repelled the rebels two weeks later.[214] |
| Homs – Deir Baalbah | 44,795 | Homs District | |
In October 2012, FSA took over part of the neighborhood that has been under army control for many months. On 22 December 2012, Deir Baalbah was recaptured by Government forces, and now stands like a ghost town. The government is encouraging former inhabitants to return.[215] Activists reported that up to 200 civilians were killed in the assault.[216] |
| Homs - Ghouta | 12,634 | Homs District | |
On August 21, 2012, the rebel-held district came under sustained Army shelling. |
| Homs - Jobar | 4,242 | Homs District | |
On 20 January 2013, it was reported that the army was fighting to enter Jobar (from four directions) where Free Syrian Army soldiers were present.[217] |
| Homs - Joret al-Shayyah | 16,816 | Homs District | |
On 3 July 2012, the military made an attempt to storm Joret al-Shayyah.[218][219][220] On 5 October 2012, Syrian warplanes and artillery pounded Joret al-Shayyah, subjecting it to its worst bombardment in months. Government forces were mainly firing rockets and heavy mortars with an average of 5 rockets falling a minute. Activists say most government forces near Homs are stationed outside the town - a common pattern in rebel strongholds.[221] On 7 May 2014, under the terms of the agreement between the Syrian government and rebels the government forces take over all rebels districts in Homs city and Al Waer district in western Homs city.[222] However, rebels still hold the suburb.[223] |
| Homs - Karm al- Shami | 35,732 | Homs District | |
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| Homs - Karm al-Zeitoun | 49,132 | Homs District | |
The Syrian Army captured the district of Karm al-Zeitoun by 9 March 2012, before activists reported that the government forces massacred 47 women and children.[224] |
| Homs - Khaldiyeh | 32,337 | Homs District | |
ln early July 2012, the rebel-held neighborhood came under sustained Army shelling.[219] In early October 2012, Syrian warplanes and artillery pounded Khaldiyeh, in an attempt to overtake it. Attacking government forces were mainly firing rockets and heavy mortars with an average of 5 rockets falling a minute.[221] On 9 December 2012, it was reported that Khaldiyeh was still under rebel control[225] |
| Homs - Old City | 18,907 | Homs District | |
The Old City is the most condensed area of Homs, and it includes the neighborhoods of Bab Tadmur, Bab al-Dreib, and Bab Hud and the area around the citadel. ln July and August 2012, the rebel-held Old City was under siege and came under sustained Army shelling.[219][226] On 5 October 2012, Syrian warplanes and artillery pounded Old Homs, subjecting it to its worst bombardment in months. Government forces were mainly firing rockets and heavy mortars with an average of 5 rockets falling a minute.[221] On 9 December 2012, it was reported that the Old City was still under rebel control[225] On 7 May 2014, under the terms of the agreement between the Syrian government and rebels the government forces take over all rebels districts in Homs city and Al Waer district in western Homs city.[222] However, rebels still hold the suburb.[223] |
| Homs - Qusour | 21,534 | Homs District | |
On 5 October 2012, Syrian warplanes and artillery pounded Qusour, in an attempt to overtake it. Government forces were mainly firing rockets and heavy mortars with an average of 5 rockets falling a minute.[221] On 7 May, under the terms of the agreement between the Syrian government and rebels the government forces take over all rebels districts in Homs city and Al Waer district in western Homs city.[222] However, rebels still hold the suburb.[223] |
| Homs – al-Waer | Homs District | |
On March 2017 rebels fighters agreed with Syrian officials a withdraw from al-Waer to al-Bab in Idlib Governorate.[227] | |
| Homs | 353,184 | Homs District | |
 Situation in Homs as of May 2014 January 2012 saw intense fighting in the opposition stronghold of Homs, as the opposition claimed to be in control of ⅔ of the city. However, starting on 3 February 2012, the Syrian army launched a major offensive to take rebel-held neighborhoods in the city. By the end of March, and after weeks of artillery bombardments and heavy street fighting, the Syrian army retakes control of half a dozen districts, leaving them in control of 70 percent of the city.[224] By March 2013, the military was in control of 80 percent of the city.[228] On 7 May, under the terms of the agreement between the Syrian government and rebels the government forces take over all rebels districts in Homs city and Al Waer district in western Homs city.[222][229] See also: Siege of Homs and 2012 Homs offensive. |
| Al-Mukharram | 6,202 | Al-Mukharram District | |
Al-Mukharram and the localities of its district have a significant Alawite population.[230] The government has maintained control.[62] |
| Palmyra | 51,323 | Palmyra District | |
See Palmyra (Syrian Civil War). |
| Al-Qusayr | 29,818 | Al-Qusayr District | |
Al-Qusayr, which lies along the Lebanese border, is a critical node in rebel supply lines that links the predominantly Sunni areas of Lebanon’s northern Bekaa valley. Rebels had been fighting loyalist troops in the border town long before the survivors of the Farouq Brigades arrived, but in the second half of March, fighting in al-Qusayr picked up. Rebels and loyalist troops had reached an uneasy stalemate in the city by the time the ceasefire went into effect in mid-April, since neither side had been able to expel the other from the town, but by the end of May, the pace of fighting had picked up again and gun battles raged two out of every three days in al-Qusayr[62] On 10 July 2012, Al-Qusayr was completely under rebel control with the city being under siege from the surrounding countryside.[231][232] However, later, it was confirmed that government troops still held the town's main road.[233] On June 5 it was confirmed that government troops were if full control of Al-Qusayr
[234] See also: Battle of Al-Qusayr and Al-Qusayr offensive. |
| Al-Rastan | 39,834 | Ar-Rastan District | |
Al-Rastan is on the main highway between Damascus and Aleppo. The area near Al-Rastan was scene of the first serious armed confrontations between army defectors and loyalist forces through 2011.[235] Assad’s forces regained control of the city several times, but it has kept slipping back into rebel hands.[235] Its strategic location along the road which links the capital Damascus to the north of the country[236] and the terrain had helped deserters from disparate units mount raids against Syrian army buses and roadblocks manned by Military Intelligence and pro-Assad militia.[235] (see also: Siege of Rastan and Talbiseh, Battle of Rastan, 2011 and Battle of Rastan, 2012). The rebels in Al-Rastan were strong enough to fend off a military offensive in mid-May 2012. After twelve hours of indirect fire to soften rebel positions, elite security forces assaulted Al-Rastan in armored vehicles. The rebels destroyed three armored vehicles, including a main battle tank, and killed over twenty government troops. The rebels had their own losses, including a long-standing leader within Khalid bin Walid and its affiliated units, Lieutenant Ahmad Ayoub. The Army called off the assault and retreated to the perimeter to shell the city with rockets through the following day. Ten days later security forces attempted another combined arms assault on the rebel stronghold, failed again, and took similar heavy losses.[62] The two main rebel forces in the Homs area, the Khaled Ibn Walid Brigade and Farouq, both work out of Rastan[237] |
| Taldou | 15,727 | Taldou District | |
See Taldou (Syrian Civil War). |
| Talkalakh | 18,412 | Talkalakh District | |
On 15 May 2011, the Syrian military entered the town which is on the border with Lebanon, in a crackdown against pro-democracy protesters.[238] There followed reports that the military was massacring members of the Syrian opposition. The reports were mostly from civilians fleeing over the Kabir River into Lebanon to escape the violence.[239][240][241] By 19 May, the military finished its operation and withdrew from Talkalakh.[242] Since June 2012, FSA has controlled some neighbourhoods of the city, however the government has retained control of loyalist and mixed neighbourhoods.[243] In late October 2012, Talkalakh was under siege by the army. On 12 February 2013, a CNN report from inside Talkalakh revealed that the town itself was under rebel control, though government forces were only a matter of yards away, surrounding the town. Nevertheless, there was no fighting in or around the town thanks to a tenuous ceasefire between the warring sides brokered by a local sheikh and an Alawite member of parliament. Though isolated clashes have occurred, killing three rebels, and though government forces have been accused of harassing civilians since its implementation, the ceasefire has largely held. The town has returned to a degree of normal function, and some shops have started to re-open. Even the governor of Homs Province has been able to meet with rebels in the town, and has called the ceasefire an "experiment". Both sides reject sectarianism, stressing the need to keep foreign jihadist fighters out of the country. Nevertheless, rebels in the town stated that they remained committed to overthrowing Assad.[244] On 23 June, the Syrian Army captured the town. Following the assault, 39 local leaders of the Free Syrian Army surrendered and handed over their weapons. The Syrian opposition denied the town had fallen and claimed there was still fighting ongoing however reporters on the ground said there was no sign of it.[245] |
| Abil | 2,873 | Homs District | |
On 20 January 2013, it was reported that FSA overran the Um al-Sakhar air defense base, (that is located near the rebel held town of Abil and two km north of the village of al-Buwaydah) and took weapons and ammunition from it.[246] On 18 April, the Syrian Army took control over the town of Abel[247] |
| Al-Buwaydah al-Sharqiyah | 3,196 | Al-Qusayr District | |
The village was the site of the al-Buwaida al-Sharqiya massacre in May 2012, during the Syrian Civil War. Opposition activists claimed 13 factory workers were killed by the government's security forces, while Syrian government sources blamed rebel forces for the killings[248][249]
On 8 June 2013, the town was recaptured by the Syrian Army during the Al-Qusayr offensive.[250] |
| Al-Husn | 8,980 | Talkalakh District | |
On January 22, 2014, heavy clashes raged in al-Hosn[251] On 20 March 2014, the Syrian troops recaptured the town of Al-Hosn close to the border.[252] |
| Outside of listed towns in Homs G. | — | Most part
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Since June 2012, FSA has control of parts of rural Homs.[62] At the beginning of 2015 the Syrian troops controls most of Homs province.[253] |
Idlib Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idlib | 98,791 | Idlib District | |
Additional armored and artillery units arrived outside of Idlib by 11 March and began deploying into the city by 12 March. On 12 February 2012, the entire city of Idlib was under opposition control, but was preparing for an attack by the government.[254] In mid-March 2012, rebels in Idlib offered stiff resistance but could not defeat the military’s tanks and the city fell in a matter of days.[62] As of 7 June 2012, the edges of the city and the surrounding areas belong to the rebels.[255]
On 20 January 2013 a coordinated attack on Idlib city was begun by the FSA. They overran several checkpoints on the Western edges of Idlib, one attack at Rodoko checkpoint led to the killing of 15 Syrian Army soldiers (the rest fled on foot) and allowed rebels to capture 3 tanks and the checkpoints weapons cache.[256] |
| Ariha | 39,501 | Arihah District | |
See Ariha (Syrian Civil War). |
| Harem | 21,934 | Harem District | |
Harem is situated exactly on the border of Turkey. Since June 2012, the government has maintained control.[62][258] In October, the FSA gained control of the town.[259] Army troops remain surrounded in the town’s citadel. On December 25, the FSA gained complete control over the town after government forces that were surrounded in the town's ancient citadel surrendered after a 70-day siege.[260] In December 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant announced its entire control over Harem.[261] By January 2014, clashes were on going in the town as part of the Syrian opposition–Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant conflict. |
| Jisr al-Shughur | 39,917 | Jisr ash-Shugur District | |40px]] |
 Jisr al-Shugur before the Northwestern Syria offensive (April–June 2015). Syrian Government control
Opposition control
Contested |
| Maarrat al-Nu'man | 58,008 | Maarat al-Numaan District | |
See Maarrat al-Nu'man (Syrian Civil War). |
| al-Alani | 3,279 | Harem District | |
In June 2012, FSA was in control.[62] In September 2012, the government was reported in control of the town[169] |
| Armanaz | 10,296 | Harem District | |
Rebels drove out government forces on 20 June 2012 after weeks of clashes.[262] |
| Azmarin | 3,720 | Harem District | |
ln June 2012, FSA was reported to have control of this town located on the border with Turkey.[62] At a later date, FSA lost control of the town. On 14 October, rebels recaptured it after a three-day siege. Remaining government soldiers fled during the night, some across the Turkish border and into Turkish custody. Dr. Ghnnam worked as a urologist in Azmarin before taking command of rebel forces in the town.[258] |
| Bab al-Hawa Border Crossing | — | Harem District | It is a frequent place of crossing for Syrians trying to reach the refugee camp in nearby Reyhanlı.[263] Drivers complained in December 2011 that they had been stalled at the crossing for days after customs officials stopped allowing vehicles with Turkish registrations to enter Syria.[264] The crossing is a major route for smuggling, particularly oil and gas, and has seen a dramatic rise in weapons smuggling.[265] On July 19, 2012, the FSA with 200 fighters seized the border crossing and defaced images of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.[266][267][268][269] On 22 July 2012, Turkish armed forces further restricted border crossings of their own nationals.[270] Crisply dressed rebels check passports of new arrivals, enter names into computers and extend a welcome hand to "Free Syria."[9] In mid-August 2012, FSA fighters attacked tanks and helicopters from the government near the Turkish border, foiling an attempt to take over the Bab al-Hawa border gateway.[271] | |
| Binnish | 21,848 | Idlib District | |
Binnish has been a major protest hub. On 13 October 2011, clashes were reported in the city.[273] FSA takes control in December 2011–January 2012. The Syrian Army then later assaulted Idlib city in March 2012 in a major operation. As early as March 23, it was reported Binnish was one of their next targets.[274] Binnish is on a hill, so it is harder to assault. The Syrian Army had agreed to Kofi Annan's peace plan and to withdraw troops by April 10. By April 3, CNN reported the Syrian Army was assaulting Binnish with tanks and helicopters.[275] On 4 April 2012, the Syrian Army was still shelling Binnish with citizens fleeing the city.[276] In June, the government has control.[62] In November, the town was under rebel control.[277] In March 2013, it was reported that rebels in Binnish have negotiated a limited ceasefire with regime forces in nearby Idlib, in which the regime abstains from shelling the town in exchange for opposition assurances that they will not attack a village of minorities nearby[84] By November 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant was in full control of the town.[56] In January 2014, army begin operation against rebel positions in Binnish.[278] |
| Al-Dana | 14,208 | Harem District | |
Since July 2012, it is under FSA control.[279] However, al-Jazeera reported that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant controlled entirely the town since early July 2013.[280][281] ISIS rebels withdrew from Al-Dana.[282] See also:Syrian opposition–Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant conflict. |
| Darkush | 5,295 | Jisr al-Shughur District | |
on 28 March 2012, it was reported that two British journalists of Algerian descent, Nassim Terreri and Walid Bledi, were killed by the pro-government militia Shabiha in this town located on the border with Turkey. The freelance journalists were filming a documentary about refugees fleeing the violence.[283] ln June 2012, FSA was reported to have control of Darkush.[62] At a later date, FSA lost control of the town. On 11 October, rebels recaptured it.[258] |
| Al-Janudiyah | 7,774 | Jisr ash-Shugur District | |
On 5 February 2013, it was reported that rebels north of Jisr al-Shughur, in recent days, have seized the Christian village of Al-Janudiyah which dominates the Orontes valley.[284] |
| Kafr Nabl | 15,455 | Maarat al-Numaan District | |
FSA takes control in December 2011–January 2012.[285] After that, the government recaptured the town. On 11 August 2012, the FSA took it back after a 4 day fight and started reorganizing the town by working on reestablishing electricity, water, telephone and opening the bakeries.[286][287] On 30 December,
ISIS takes on Kafranbel.[288] In January 2014, the ISIS withdrew from the town following mass protests and clashes that were part of the Syrian opposition–Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant conflict. |
| Kaftin | 2,346 | Idlib District | |
By November 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant was in full control of the Druze-majority town.[56] |
| Khan Shaykhun | 34,371 | Maarat al-Numaan District | |
FSA takes control in December 2011–January 2012. Fell in government hands on 6 July 2012. The rebels withdrew when a larger force arrived, backed by attack helicopters that the rebels had no way of countering. Once inside the city, the troops set homes on fire and arrested dozens of people.[289] On 17 December 2012, government positions in Khan Shaykhun were reportedly under attack by rebel forces. In May 2014, it was reported that the rebels had captured most of the city with the exception of two regime-held bases (Al-Khazanat & Sallam_Checkpoints).[170] From the end of October 2014 the city is the main stronghold of Jabhat al-Nusra.[290][291] |
| Maarrat Misrin | 17,519 | Idlib District | |
On 12 December 2011, opposition activists claimed the Syrian Army "indiscriminately" killed eleven people in the town. The incident began when soldiers allegedly shot dead two civilians in Maarrat Misrin prompting residents to block the main road leading to the town. The army then fired randomly, resulting in eleven deaths. The next day, two more residents were shot by Syrian security forces during a funeral procession for those killed the previous day.[292] According to a Syrian military source cited by Syrian Documents, on 7 September 2012, the Syrian Army ambushed a rebel unit in Maarrat Misrin. A total of 42 were killed.[293] In December 2012 the FSA took control of the city.[294] By November 2013, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant was in full control of the town.[56] In early January 2014, fighting raged between ISIS and non-ISIS rebels in the Syrian opposition–Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant conflict. |
| Qah | 2,262 | Harem District | |
ln June 2012, the regime was reported to have control.[62] On 16 October 2012, it was reported that Qah was the site for the first camp built inside Syria for those displaced by the fighting. This was the consequence of Syria's neighbours not willing to absorb more refugees. Since the town is near the frontier with Turkey, the Syrian war planes do not dare bombarding it. This provides a de facto safe-zone.[295] |
| Saraqib | 32,495 | Idlib District | |
FSA takes control in December 2011–January 2012.[296] Saraqib was considered an important strategic point because of its size, being the second largest city of the governorate, and its geographic position at the junction of two highways going to Aleppo: one going south towards Hama, Homs and Damascus, and one going west towards Latakia. It was also used as a base to launch attacks on military convoys.[297] On 24 March, eleven days after the Syrian Army took back Idlib,[298] the Syrian Army shelled the city briefly while leading a ground assault at the same time. A column of tanks entered the city to attack the defenses of the rebels, while infantry backed by snipers led the second wave to pursue the remaining fighters.[299] The Free Syrian Army fighters fought back the first day and damaged a tank. After the first day, the rebels were forced to withdraw from the city after the army took full control of it.[300] |
| Sarmin | 14,530 | Idlib District | |
FSA had gained control over Sarmin. By April 3, the Syrian Army had retaken Sarmin as part of the April 2012 Idlib Governorate Operation which was initiated by the Syrian government in order to make gains against the rebels, prior to the implementation of the U.N. brokered ceasefire, planned for 10 April.[275][304] Sarmin’s mosque was severely damaged.[305][306] By November 2012, Sarmin was back under FSA control.[307] |
| Taftanaz | 8,540 | Idlib District | |
The town has been a center for opposition protests The Battle of Taftanaz started on April 3, 2012. Heavy fighting took place on the outskirts of the town, killing 20 people.[308][309] By 5 April, the military captured Taftanaz's city center, which was defended by 200 FSA fighters, after a two-hour battle, following which the army reportedly rounded up and executed 82 people. It was unknown how many were opposition fighters and how many were civilians.[310] Witnesses in the town said that tanks shelled the town from four sides before armored cars brought in dozens of soldiers who dragged civilians from their homes and gunned them down in the streets, and they also claimed that the soldiers looted, destroyed and torched hundreds of homes, bringing some down on their owners’ heads. Videos showed this, and 62 people were killed during the attack, despite the town only having a small rebel presence. Nine government tanks were destroyed by homemade bombs as they left the town.[311] Two months after, two-thirds of the population had left. On 29 August 2012, rebels claim to have attacked a "military air base in Taftanaz" damaging several Government helicopters. Their claims could not be independently verified.[312] In November, the town was under rebel control.[277] |
| Yakubiyah | 476 | Jisr al-Shughur District | |
On 5 February 2013, it was reported that rebels north of Jisr al-Shughur, in recent days, have seized the Christian village of Yaqubiyah which dominates the Orontes valley. Most of Al-Yaqubia's residents have fled, and the houses are shut and boarded up but some doors and shutters have been kicked in and rebels occupy several homes along the main street.[284] |
| Outside of listed towns in Idlib G. | — | most part 100+villages3% |
By June 2012, large parts of Idlib Governorate are controlled by FSA who (along with local people), administered justice and the distribution of supplies to residents.[190] Sham Falcons (led by General Mustafa al-Sheikh) operate in Jabal al-Zawiya.[315] Eight out of the 35 villages of the Zawiya Mountain, around 25% percent, were reportedly under opposition control.[316] On October 18, 2012, Al Jazeera reported that rebels were giving classes to children in caves in Jabal al-Zawiya after the regime destroyed schools[317] By November 2012, the FSA had taken control of 65% of the Governorate.[318] |
Latakia Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latakia | 383,786 | Latakia District | |
See Latakia (Syrian Civil War). |
| Al-Haffah | 4,298 | Al-Haffah District | |
Al-Haffah is a Sunni Muslim town that lies in the foothills of the coastal mountains that form the heartland of Assad's Alawi sect. It is strategically located close to the port city of Latakia, as well as, the Turkish border which has been used by the rebels to smuggle people and supplies.[320] On 12 June 2012, the military recaptured al-Haffah,[321] and the remaining 200 FSA fighters under heavy bombardment by government forces withdrew from the town. FSA said that the fact that Al-Haffah is surrounded by Alawi villages did not help them.[322][323] The rebels were reported to have retreated to Turkey. |
| Jableh | 53,989 | Jableh District | |
Since June 2012, the government has maintained control.[62] |
| Qardaha | 8,671 | Qardaha District | |
On early October 2012, Mohammad Assad, cousin of President Bashar Assad and leader of the local Shabiha, was wounded after a gunfight in the town with member of the rival Alawite Khayyir clan, sparked by a discussion about the earlier detention at Damascus airport of Abdel-Aziz Khayyer, a Qardaha native and member of the latter clan.[324] On early August 2013 in a surprise offensive, rebel fighters comprising ten mainly Islamist brigades, including al-Nusra Front and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant advanced south to the outskirts of the village of Aramo, 20 km. (12 miles) from Qardaha. One of the attackers stated "The objective is to reach Qardaha and hurt them like they are hurting us."[325] |
| Kesab | 1,754 | Latakia District | |
Kesab, which has a border post, is 3 kilometers away from the Turkish border and is mainly populated by Armenians[326] with an Alawite minority. On October 13, 2012, rebels were attacking towards the town. Since November 2012, Turkmen rebels tried to take control of the town and its border post, however they were prevented from doing so by the local Alawite militias formed there.[327] Local Alawite militias continue to exercise control over the area.[328] In late December, the town was reportedly shelled by unspecified forces, but no residents were killed or injured.[329] On 24 March 2014, the Islamist rebels and their jihadist ally Al-Nusra Front seized the small city of Kasab and nearby Kasab border crossing.[330] However they were repelled and forced back by the Syrian army and allied NDF forces (including by Syrian Resistance of Ali Kayali) by the end of June 2014. |
| Outside of listed towns in Latakia G. | — | 97% 3% |
 Situation in the Latakia Governorate in December 2016 Syrian Army control Opposition control |
Quneitra Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quneitra | 4,318 | Quneitra District | |
See Quneitra (Syrian Civil War). |
| Bariqa | 371 | Quneitra District | |
This village in the Syrian-controlled part of the Golan Heights was reported to be under rebel control by 13 November.[333] |
| Beer Ajam | 353 | Quneitra District | |
This village in the Syrian-controlled part of the Golan Heights, populated mostly by Syrian Circassians, was reported to be under rebel control by 13 November[333] See also: 2012 Golan Heights clashes . |
| Khan Arnabah | 7,375 | Quneitra District | |
Town in southern Syria, administratively part of the Quneitra Governorate (Golan Heights), in the portion of the province still under Syrian control. |
| Madinat al-Baath | 4,500 | Quneitra District | |
Town in southern Syria, administratively part of the Quneitra Governorate (Golan Heights), under control the Syrian army. See also: Template:Syrian Civil War detailed map . |
| Outside of listed towns in Quneitra G. | — | 80%20% |
As of 13 September the Syrian government has lost control of about 80 percent of towns and villages in Quneitra province.[334] |
Raqqa Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raqqa | 220,488 | Raqqa District | 50%50%[335] |
See Raqqa (Syrian Civil war and ISIS). |
| Tell Abyad | 14,825 | Tal Abyad District | |
The Free Syrian Army took control over the city on September 19, 2012.[336][337] Tell Abyad under control Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.[338] While rebels in Raqa appeared to be advancing, ISIL was fighting back in the countryside, especially in the border town of Tal Abyad, from which they were expelled earlier this week.[339] In the first weekend of January 2014, ISIS forces recaptured the town.[340] The YPG and FSA captured Tal Abyad from ISIS on June 15, 2015. |
| Al-Thawrah | 69,425 | Al-Thawrah District | See Al-Thawrah (Syrian Civil War). | |
| Baath Dam | — | Al-Thawrah District | |
On 4 February 2013, opposition forces captured this minor dam on Euphrates river, a week before capturing Tabqa Dam[342][343] |
| Outside of listed towns in Raqqa G. | — |  few villagesMost part almost all the southern Raqqa[344][345] |
On 1 January 2013, it was reported that a majority of Raqqa Governorate was in rebel control.[65] On March 4, 2013, FSA forces captured the provincial capital of Raqqa. While ISIS has captured the remaining SAA outposts left in Raqqa Governorate, the Tabqa (Thawra) military airbase, as well as the army bases of Division 17 near the city of Raqqa and of Brigade 93 near the town of Ayn Isa.[346] See also: Syrian Kurdistan campaign (2012–present). |
as-Suwayda Governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| As-Suwayda | 73,641 | As-Suwayda District | |
On 28 October 2012, security forces launched a campaign of mass arrests in this Druze city.[347] |
| Salkhad | 9,155 | Salkhad District | |
The government has maintained control of this town located in the central Jabal el Druze highlands.[62] |
| Shahba | 13,660 | Shahba District | |
The government has maintained control of this town located in the Jabal el Druze.[62] |
| Outside of listed towns in As-Suwayda G. | — | (few villages) |
Since June 2012, FSA controls a small part near the frontier with Daraa Governorate. |
Tartus governorate
| Name | Population | District | Held by | History during the Syrian Civil War |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tartus | 115,769 | Tartus District | |
Syrian army kept control of this Alawi stronghold and naval facility.[62] |
| Baniyas | 41,632 | Baniyas District | |
See Baniyas (Syrian Civil War). |
| Duraykish | 13,244 | Dreikiche District | |
Syrian army kept control of this town.[62] |
| Safita | 20,301 | Safita District | |
Syrian army kept control of this town.[62] |
| Al-Shaykh Badr | 9,486 | Ash-Shaykh Badr District | |
Syrian army kept control of this town.[62] |
| Outside of listed towns in Tartus G. | — | |
The government has maintained control of this governorate that has an Alawi majority.[62] |
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