Nahias of Jordan
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Nahias of Jordan
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The nahias (Arabic: ناحية, plural nawahi) are the administrative centres ("chief towns") in Jordan.[1] The twelve governorates of Jordan contain fifty-two nawahi which are listed below by governorate. In many cases the name of the chief town is the same as the name of the district (liwa) or sub-district (qda) administered.
Central Jordan
Amman Governorate
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Nahias of Amman
- Amman
- Al-Jiza
- Al-Mwwqqar
- Na'oor
- AlQuesmah
- Sahab
- Um al-Basatin
- Wadi al-Sayr
Balqa Governorate
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Nahias of Balqa
- Al-Balqa
- Ardhah
- As-Salt
- Dair Alla
- Shuna al-Janibiyya
Madaba Governorate
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Nahias of Madaba
- Dhiban
- Madaba
Zarqa Governorate
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Nahias of Zarqa
- Al-Azraq
- Az-Zarqa
- Birin
North Jordan
Ajlun Governorate
- Ajlun
- Kofranjah
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Nahias of Ajlun
Irbid Governorate
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Nahias of Irbid
- Al-Aghwar Shamaliyyeh
- Ar Ramtha
- Bani Knana
- Hariema
- Irbid
- Kora
- Mazar Shamaliyyeh
- Tayybeh
- Wastiyyeh
Jerash Governorate
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Nahia of Jerash
- Jerash
Mafraq Governorate
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Nahias of Mafraq
- Al-Mafraq
- Ar-Ruwayshid
- Bal'ama
- Sabha
- Sama as-Sarhan
South Jordan
Aqaba Governorate
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Nahias of Aqaba
- Al-Aqaba
- Al-Quwayra
- Wadi Araba
Karak Governorate
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Nahias of Karak
- Ayy
- Faqqu
- Al-Karak
- Al-Mazar al-Janubiyya
- Al-Mazra'a
- Al-Qasr
- Al-Safi
Ma'an Governorate
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Nahias of Ma'an
- Al-Husanyniyya
- Ash-Shibek
- Ayi
- Ma'an
- Wadi Musa
Tafilah Governorate
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Nahias of Tafilah
- Al-Hasa
- Al-Tafila
- Birsayra
See also
References
- ↑ "Annex B: Analysis of the municipal sector" (PDF). Third Tourism Development Project, Secondary Cities Revitalization Study. Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. 24 May 2005. p. 4. Archived (PDF) from the original on 19 April 2016.
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