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Bimkom has created a filter-enabled database of Mobile Pastoralist communities in Area C of the West Bank detailing each community's livelihood, structures, services, infrastructure, and planning status.

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Use Map view to refine your search within a geographic area utilizing advanced filtering criteria. Click on a community to view its full profile.

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Use List of Communities view to refine your search by an alphabetical listing with limited filtering capacity. Click on a community to view its full profile.

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Provides in-depth information including history and characteristics about each community.

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149 results - showing 101 - 110

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Khirbet Mak-hul

Khirbet Mak-hul

Community

Northern Jordan Valley, along Road 5788

Area

district

Community Association

farmer

Number of Families

10

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Khirbet ar-Rahwa

Khirbet ar-Rahwa

Community

South Hebron Hills, south of Adh Dhahiriya

Area

district

Community Association

farmer

Number of Families

20

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Khirbet al Marajim

Khirbet al Marajim

Community

Central West Bank, south of Duma

Area

district

Community Association

farmer

Number of Families

15

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Khan al Ahmar Al-Kurshan

Khan al Ahmar Al-Kurshan

Community

Jerusalem periphery, south of Road 1 leading to Jericho

Area

district

Community Association

bedouin

Number of Families

12

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Khan al Ahmar Mihtawish

Khan al Ahmar Mihtawish

Community

Jerusalem periphery, along Road 1 leading from Jerusalem to Jericho

Area

district

Community Association

bedouin

Number of Families

25

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Khan al Ahmar Abu Falah

Khan al Ahmar Abu Falah

Community

Jerusalem periphery, south of Road 1 leading from Jerusalem to Jericho

Area

district

Community Association

bedouin

Number of Families

11

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Khan al Ahmar Abu Al-Helw

Khan al Ahmar Abu Al-Helw

Community

East of Jerusalem, north of road no'1, on the way between Jerusalem and Jericho

Area

district

Community Association

bedouin

Number of Families

33

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Khirbet al Kharaba

Khirbet al Kharaba

Community

South Hebron Hills, kilometer north of Green Line

Area

district

Community Association

farmer

Number of Families

2

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Khashem al Karem

Khashem al Karem

Community

South Hebron Hills, along Road 3269

Area

district

Community Association

bedouin

Number of Families

27

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Khashem al Daraj

Khashem al Daraj

Community

South Hebron Hills, along Road 3269

Area

district

Community Association

bedouin

Number of Families

6

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© 2024 MP's Communities *****Please note that this is a beta version of the Mobile Pastoralist Database which is still undergoing final testing before its official release. Should you encounter any bugs, glitches, lack of functionality or other problems on the website, please let us know immediately so we can rectify these accordingly. Your help in this regard is greatly appreciated. ****

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