Towns and Villages
| Village | Arabic name | GPS Coord | Population 1998 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aarjes | عرجس | 34°19′51″N 35°52′53″E / 34.33083°N 35.88139°E / 34.33083; 35.88139 (Aarjes) | |
| Aintourine | عينتورين | 34°17′06″N 35°57′25″E / 34.285°N 35.95694°E / 34.285; 35.95694 (Aintourine) | |
| Aitou | أيطو | 34°18′31″N 35°55′11″E / 34.30861°N 35.91972°E / 34.30861; 35.91972 (Aitou) | |
| Alma | علما | ||
| Arbet Kozhaya | عربة قزحيا | 34°17′42″N 35°55′32″E / 34.295°N 35.92556°E / 34.295; 35.92556 (Arbet Kozhaya) | |
| Ardeh | ارده | ||
| Ashash | عشاش | ||
| Aslout | اسلوت | ||
| Asnoun | اصنون | 34°23′15″N 35°53′11″E / 34.3875°N 35.88639°E / 34.3875; 35.88639 (Asnoun) | |
| Bane | |||
| Basloukit | بسلوقيت | ||
| Bchennine | بشنين | ||
| Beit Awkar | بيت عوكر | ||
| Beit Obeid | بيت عبيد | ||
| Besbeel | بسبعل | ||
| Bhairet Toula | بحيرة تولا | 34°19′23″N 35°58′15″E / 34.32306°N 35.97083°E / 34.32306; 35.97083 (Bhairet Toula) | |
| Bnachii | بنشعي | 34°19′58″N 35°53′43″E / 34.33278°N 35.89528°E / 34.33278; 35.89528 (Bnachii) | |
| Bousit | بوسيط | ||
| Daraya | داريا | 34°19′44″N 35°52′07″E / 34.32889°N 35.86861°E / 34.32889; 35.86861 (Daraya) | |
| Ehden | أهدن | ||
| Ejbeh | اجبع | 34°18′33″N 35°56′37″E / 34.30917°N 35.94361°E / 34.30917; 35.94361 (Ejbeh) | |
| Fraydiss | مزرعة الفريديس | ||
| Haret Al Fawar | حارة الفوار | Template:34.432363,35.88705 | |
| Harf Ardeh | حرف أرده | ||
| Harf Miziara | حرف مزيارة | 34°20′06″N 35°56′23″E / 34.335°N 35.93972°E / 34.335; 35.93972 (Harf Miziara) | |
| Hawqa | حوقا | 34°16′20″N 35°56′30″E / 34.27222°N 35.94167°E / 34.27222; 35.94167 (Hawqa) | |
| Hilan | حيلان | ||
| Houmeiss | حميص | 34°19′43″N 35°55′59″E / 34.32861°N 35.93306°E / 34.32861; 35.93306 (Houmeiss) | |
| Iaal | ايعال | 34°22′N 35°55′E / 34.367°N 35.917°E / 34.367; 35.917 (Iaal) | |
| Jdaydeh | |||
| Kadrieh | القادرية | ||
| Karahbache | قره باش | 34°23′37″N 35°53′40″E / 34.39361°N 35.89444°E / 34.39361; 35.89444 (Karahbache) | |
| Karmsaddeh | كرمسدة | 34°18′21″N 35°53′23″E / 34.30583°N 35.88972°E / 34.30583; 35.88972 (Karmsaddeh) | |
| Kfardlakos | كفردلاقوس | ||
| Kfarfou | كفرفو | 34°19′05″N 35°52′48″E / 34.31806°N 35.88°E / 34.31806; 35.88 (Kfarfou) | |
| Kfarhawra | كفرحورا | ||
| Kfarsghab | كفرصغاب | 34°16′42″N 35°57′44″E / 34.27833°N 35.96222°E / 34.27833; 35.96222 (Kfarsghab) | |
| Kfarshakhna | كفرشخنا | ||
| Kfarhata | كفرحاتا | 34°22′58″N 35°53′51″E / 34.38278°N 35.8975°E / 34.38278; 35.8975 (Kfarhata) | |
| Kfaryachit | كفرياشيت | 34°20′46″N 35°53′40″E / 34.34611°N 35.89444°E / 34.34611; 35.89444 (Kfaryachit) | |
| Kfarzeina | كفرزينا | ||
| Khaldieh | |||
| Kifraya | كفريا | ||
| Mazraat En Nahr | مزرعة النهر | 34°16′50″N 35°53′54″E / 34.28056°N 35.89833°E / 34.28056; 35.89833 (Mazraat En Nahr) | |
| Mazraat Al Toufah | مزرعة التفاح | ||
| Mazraat Hraikis | مزرعة حريقص | ||
| Mejdlaya | مجدليا | ||
| Miriata | مرياطه | ||
| Miziara | مزيارة | 34°19′58″N 35°55′49″E / 34.33278°N 35.93028°E / 34.33278; 35.93028 (Miziara) | |
| Morh Kfarsghab | مرح كفرصغاب | 34°20′11″N 35°54′12″E / 34.33639°N 35.90333°E / 34.33639; 35.90333 (Morh Kfarsghab) | |
| Rachiine | رشعين | ||
| Raskifa | راسكيفا | 34°18′38″N 35°52′01″E / 34.31056°N 35.86694°E / 34.31056; 35.86694 (Raskifa) | |
| Sakhra | صخرا | ||
| Sebhel | سبعل | 34°18′53″N 35°54′31″E / 34.31472°N 35.90861°E / 34.31472; 35.90861 (Sebhel) | |
| Sereel | سرعل | 34°17′24″N 35°54′41″E / 34.29°N 35.91139°E / 34.29; 35.91139 (Sereel) | |
| Toula | تولا | 34°19′03″N 35°57′49″E / 34.3175°N 35.96361°E / 34.3175; 35.96361 (Toula) | |
| Zgharta | زغرتا |
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