Syrian refugee camps
List of camps
Turkey
In Turkey, the population of Syrian refugees in 22 of the government-run camps is estimated to be around 217,000 people.[citation needed] As of 16th of June 2016, there are total of 2,739,326 [1] registered Syrian refugees living in Turkey inside or outside the camps and much more unregistered.[citation needed] The rest do their best to make ends meet in communities across the country. These are some of the camps:[2]
- Kilis Oncupinar camp
- Islahiye camp
- Osmaniye camp
- Nizip camp
- Karkamis camp
- Akcakale camp
- Ceylanpinar-Telhamut camp
- Kahramanmaraş refugee camp[3]
Jordan
Iraq
There are no refugee camps outside of the Kurdish region of Iraq.
Iraqi Kurdistan
- Domiz1 refugee camp
- Domiz2 refugee camp
- Moqebleh refugee camp
- Gawilan refugee camp
- Akre castle refugee camp
Lebanon
Republic of Macedonia
Greece
In Greece, the refugee camps opened in response to the European migrant crisis host Syrian refugees (54.9% of arrivals) followed by Afghan (24.6%) and Iraqi refugees (11.0%).[7]
Greek mainland, as of 23/06/2016:[8]
Epirus
- Doliana refugee camp
- Katsika refugee camp
- Konitsa refugee camp
- Filippada refugee camp
- Tselepevo refugee camp
- Alexandreia refugee camp
- Cherso refugee camp
- Derveni Alexill
- Eko refugee camp (evicted)
- Diavata refugee camp
- Giannitsa refugee camp
- Idomeni refugee camp (evicted)
- Kalochori - Iliadi
- Lagadika (UNHCR) refugee camp
- Nea kavala refugee camp
- Oraiokastro refugee camp
- Piera (camping Nireas) refugee camp
- Piera (Ktima Iraklis) refugee camp
- Piera (Petra Olybou) refugee camp
- Sinatex Kavalari refugee camp
- Sindos Frakaport refugee camp
- Sindos Karamanilis building
- Softex refuee camp
- Thessaloniki port refugee camp
- Vasilika refugee camp
- Veria refugee camp
- Viagiohori refugee camp
- Agios Andreas refugee camp
- Elefsina refugee camp
- Eleonas refugee camp
- Elliniko I refugee camp
- Elliniko II refugee camp
- Elliniko III refugee camp
- Lavrio refugee camp
- Lavrio accommodation facility
- Malakasa refugee camp
- Piraeus port refugee camp
- Schisto refugee camp
- Skaramagas port refugee camp
- Victoria Square refugee camp
Greek Islands, as of 10/06/2016:[9]
North Aegean
Lesvos
- 3 transit camps
- Moria immigrant detention center
- 3 unnamed refugee camps
- Vathy immigrant detention center
See also
References
- ^ "Syria Regional Refugee Response". UNHCR. 16 June 2016. Retrieved 28 June 2016.
- ^ "Kurdish refugees struggle to adapt to hard conditions in the camps in Suruç". Syrian Refugees. Retrieved 28 June 2016.
- ^ http://www.unhcr.org/505c79609.html
- ^ Syria Regional Refugee Response – Demographic Data of Registered Population. Retrieved 10 March 2013. [1]
- ^ UNHCR Syria Regional Refugee Response, Erbil
- ^ UNHCR Syria Regional Refugee Response, Sulaymaniyeh
- ^ "Nationality of arrivals to Greece, Italy and Spain". http://data.unhcr.org. UNHCR. 31 March 2016. Retrieved 2 July 2016.
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- ^ http://reliefweb.int/map/greece/greece-europe-refugee-emergency-daily-map-indicating-capacity-and-occupancy-22
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