Saladin Province
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| Saladin Province صلاح الدين Salah ad Din Govrenorate |
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| — Province — | |
| Coordinates: 34°27′N 43°35′E / 34.45°N 43.583°E | |
| Kintra | |
| Caipital | Tikrit |
| Aurie | |
| - Tot | 24,363 km2 (9,406.6 sq mi) |
| Indwallers (2003[1]) | |
| - Tot | 1,042,200 |
Saladin Province (Arabic: صلاح الدين Salāh ad Dīn) is a province in Iraq, north o Baghdad. The province haes an aurie o 24,363 square kilometres (9,407 sq mi). The estimatit population for 2003 wis 1,042,200 fowk. The caipital is Tikrit; the govrernorate an aa contains the significantly lairger ceety o Samarra. Afore 1976 the govrenorate wis pairt o the Baghdad Province.
The province is namit efter Saladin (written Salah ad-Din in modren Arabic Laitin transcription), a Muslim leader who defeatit the Crusaders at Hattin. Salah ad Din wis the hame province o Saddam Hussein; he wis born in Al-Awja, a toun near Tikrit.
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Provincial Govrernment [edit]
- Govrenor: Amhed Abdullah Abid Kalaf (Abu Mazin)
- First Deputy Govrenor for (Technician Affairs): Ahmed Abdul Jabar Ali Al-Krayem [2]
- Seicont Deputy Govrenor for (Admeenistrative Affairs): Dr. Amin Aziz Jawad Qader
- Provincial Council Chairman (PCC): Ammar Yousef Hamoud [3]
Destricts o Saladin Province [edit]
- Al-Daur Destrict (Al-Daur)
- Al-Shirqat Destrict (Al-Shirqat)
- Baiji Destrict (Baiji)
- Balad Destrict (Balad)
- Samarra District (Samarra)
- Tikrit Destrict (Tikrit)
- Tooz Destrict (Tooz)
Touns an Ceeties [edit]
- Tikrit
- Baiji
- Balad
- Samarra
- Ad-Dujail
- Al-Dour
- Yethrib
- Al Sherqat
- Touz
- Al Ishaqi
- Amirli
- Al Seniyah
- Al Dhuluiya
- Hawija
- Sa'ad, Iraq
- Al Faris (Bamerni)
See an aw [edit]
- Tigris River
- Saladin
- Samarra
- al-Awja, birthplace o Saddam Hussein
Freemit airtins [edit]
- Article and vidéo on civilians massacre on BBC News.
- "3 U.S. soldiers charged with killing of Iraqis" on CNN.
- Iraq Inter-Agency Information & Analysis Unit Reports, Maps and Assessments of Iraq's Governorates from the UN Inter-Agency Information & Analysis Unit
References [edit]
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Arbil Govrenorate Ninawa Govrenorate |
Kirkuk Govrenorate | Sulaymaniyah Govrenorate | ![]() |
| Diyala Govrenorate | ||||
| Al Anbar Govrenorate | Baghdad Govrenorate |
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