Nahias of Jordan

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A nahia (Arabic: ناحية‎) is an administrative division in Jordan. The 12 Governorates of Jordan are divided into 52 nahias. The nahias are listed below, by governorate:

Contents 1 Ajlun Governorate 2 Amman Governorate 3 Aqaba Governorate 4 Balqa Governorate 5 Irbid Governorate 6 Jerash Governorate 7 Karak Governorate 8 Ma'an Governorate 9 Madaba Governorate 10 Mafraq Governorate 11 Tafilah Governorate 12 Zarqa Governorate 13 See also

Ajlun Governorate

• Ajlun Nahia
• Kofranjah Nahia

Amman Governorate

• Amman
• Al-Jiza
• Al-Mwwqqar
• Na'oor
• Sahab
• Um al-Basatin
• Wadi al-Sayr

Aqaba Governorate

• Al-Aqaba
• Al-Quwayra
• Wadi Araba

Balqa Governorate

• Al-Balqa
• Ardhah
• As-Salt
• Dair Alla
• Shuna al-Janibiyya

Irbid Governorate

• Al-Aghwar Shamaliyyeh
• Ar Ramtha
• Bani Knana
• Hariema
• Irbid
• Kora
• Mazar Shamaliyyeh
• Tayybeh
• Wastiyyeh

Jerash Governorate

• Jerash Nahia

Karak Governorate

• Ayy
• Faqqu
• Al-Karak
• Al-Mazar al-Janubiyya
• Al-Mazra'a
• Al-Qasr
• Al-Safi

Ma'an Governorate

• Al-Husanyniyya
• Ash-Shibek
• Ayi
• Ma'an
• Wadi Musa

Madaba Governorate

• Dhiban
• Madaba

Mafraq Governorate

• Al-Mafraq
• Ar-Ruwayshid
• Bal'ama
• Sabha
• Sama as-Sarhan

Tafilah Governorate

• Al-Hasa
• Al-Tafila
• Birsayra

Zarqa Governorate

• Al-Azraq
• Az-Zarqa
• Birin

See also

• Governorates of Jordan

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