Nuseirat (camp)

Nuseirat (camp): Nuseirat camp

Other transcription(s)

– Arabic مخيّم النصيرات

Nuseirat camp

Location of Nuseirat camp within the Palestinian territories

Coordinates: 31°26′51.56″N 34°23′34.35″E / 31.4476556°N 34.392875°E / 31.4476556; 34.392875Coordinates: 31°26′51.56″N 34°23′34.35″E / 31.4476556°N 34.392875°E / 31.4476556; 34.392875

Governorate Deir al-Balah

Government

– Type Refugee Camp

Population (2006)

– Jurisdiction 64,423

Nuseirat camp (Arabic: مخيّم النصيرات‎) is a Palestinian refugee camp located five kilometers north-east of Deir al-Balah. The refugee camp is in the Deir al-Balah Governorate, Gaza Strip. According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, the Refugee Camp had a population of 64,423 in mid-year 2006.^[1]

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^ Projected Mid -Year Population for Deir al Balah Governorate by Locality 2004- 2006 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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Cities
Deir al-Balah

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Bureij · Deir al-Balah camp · Maghazi · Nuseirat

v · d · ePalestinian refugee camps¹ locations and populations as of 2005

Gaza Strip
986,034 refugees Jordan
2,127,877 refugees Lebanon
404,170 refugees Syria
432,048 refugees West Bank
699,817 refugees

Al-Shati (Beach) 76,109

Bureij 30,059

Deir al-Balah 20,188

Jabalya 175,646

Khan Yunis 60,662

Maghazi 22,536

Nuseirat 64,233

Rafah 90,638

Canada Camp disbanded

Amman New 390,805

Baqa'a 120,100

Husn 19,573

Irbid camp 35,512

Jabal el-Hussein 100,674

Jerash 30,696

Marka 41,237

Souf 21,911

Talbieh 4,041

Zarqa 180,344

Beddawi 15,695

Burj el-Barajneh 19,526

Burj el-Shemali 18,134

Dbayeh 4,223

Dikwaneh destroyed

Ein el-Hilweh 44,133

El-Buss 9,840

Jisr el-Basha destroyed

Mar Elias 1,406

Mieh Mieh 5,078

Nabatieh destroyed

Nahr el-Bared 28,358

Rashidieh 24,679

Sabra

Shatila 11,998

Tel al-Zaatar destroyed

Wavel 7,357

Dera'a 5,916

Hama 7,597

Homs 13,825

Jaramana 5,007

Khan Dunoun 8,603

Khan Eshieh 15,731

Neirab 17,994

Qabr Essit 16,016

Sbeineh 19,624

Latakia 6,534

Yarmouk 350,550

Ein Al-Tal 4,329

Abu Dis

Aida 3,260

Am'ari 8,083

Aqabat Jabr 5,197

al-'Arrub 9,180

Askar 31,894

'Azza 1,828

Balata 41,681

Deir Ammar 2,189

Dheisheh 10,923

Ein Beit al-Ma' 6,221

Ein as-Sultan 1,888

Far'a 12,836

Fawwar 7,072

Jalazone 9,284

Jenin 35,050

Kalandia 9,188

Nur Shams 8,179

Shuafat (Shu'fat) 9,567

Tulkarm 17,259

¹ The UNRWA definition of a "Palestinian refugee" is a person "whose normal place of residence was Palestine between June 1946 and May 1948, who lost both their homes and means of livelihood as a result of the 1948 Arab-Israeli conflict ... UNRWA's definition of a refugee also covers the descendants of persons who became refugees in 1948." [1]

Palestinian exodus · United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)

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Deir al-Balah Governorate
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Nuseirat camp
Other transcription(s)
– Arabic	مخيّم النصيرات
Nuseirat camp Location of Nuseirat camp within the Palestinian territories
Coordinates: 31°26′51.56″N 34°23′34.35″E / 31.4476556°N 34.392875°E / 31.4476556; 34.392875Coordinates: 31°26′51.56″N 34°23′34.35″E / 31.4476556°N 34.392875°E / 31.4476556; 34.392875
Governorate	Deir al-Balah
Government
– Type	Refugee Camp
Population (2006)
– Jurisdiction	64,423

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