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. 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. 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
- Kawergosk refugee camp
- Basirma refugee camp
- Qushtapa refugee camp
- Darashakran refugee camp
- Arbat transit camp
Lebanon
Republic of Macedonia
- Gevgelija refugee camp
- Tabanovce refugee camp
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
- Chalkero refugee camp
- Drama refugee camp
- Andravidas refugee camp
- Oiuofyta refugee camp
- Ritsona refugee camp
- Thermopiles refugee camp
- Kipselochori refugee camp
- Larissa refugee camp
- Volos 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
- Chios refugee camp
- Vial immigrant detention center
- 3 unnamed refugee camps
- Vathy immigrant detention center
- Lepida immigrant detention center
- Kos immigrant detention center
- Rhodes refugee camp
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.
- ↑ 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. External link in
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- ↑ http://reliefweb.int/map/greece/greece-europe-refugee-emergency-daily-map-indicating-capacity-and-occupancy-22
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