Al-Aqrud

Al-Aqrūḑ (Arabic: الاقروض‎) is a sub-district located in the Al-Misrakh District, Taiz Governorate, Yemen. Al-Aqrūḑ had a population of 43,728 according to the 2004 census.[1][2][3]

Al-Aqrūḑ

الاقروض
Sub-district
Al-Aqrūḑ
Location in Yemen
Coordinates: 13°26′06″N 44°03′04″E
Country Yemen
GovernorateTaiz Governorate
DistrictAl-Misrakh District
Population
 (2004)
 • Total43,728
Time zoneUTC+3

Villages
  • Aṣ-Ṣarim
  • Athanib
  • Dabh
  • Adhagag Dabh
  • Ad-Dimna
  • Al-ʿAmad
  • Ḥamah al-Sufla
  • Ḥamah al-ʿulia
  • Al-Ḥajarin
  • Al-Misar
  • Ḥidah
  • Al-Miḥdad
  • Al-Akdan
  • Al-Adhur
  • Al-Aridhah
  • Al-Shabilah
  • Mukhirʿah
  • al-Wajd
  • Al-Khalal
  • Ḥasat
  • Shamar
  • Al-Najadi
  • Balʿan
  • Hagmah
  • Al-Makhʿaf
  • Al-Aslaf
  • Ḥisaan
  • Hibah
  • Kor
  • Waraqah
  • Ras al-Naqil
  • Al-Ḥolagah
  • Al-Modamah
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References
  1. "الدليل الشامل - محافظة تعز - مديرية المسراخ". www.yemenna.com. Retrieved 2020-01-31.
  2. Taiz, census final results 2004
  3. "Yemen - Administrative Boundaries - Humanitarian Data Exchange". data.humdata.org. Retrieved 2020-05-28.


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