Water Resources in the Middle East

Water Resources in the Middle East
Bulgaria
Georgia
Black Sea
MARITSA
ISTANBUL
Sea of Marmara
SAKARYA
CORUH
YESILIRMAK
ANKARA
KIZILIRMAK
ARAS
Bagistay
Dam
Lake
Keban
Turkey
GEDIZ
Lake Van
Caspian
Sea
TIGRIS
KONYA
SEYHAN
MANAVGAT
Ataturk
Dam
CEYHAN
(8=4+4BCM)
(8=4+4BCM)
Lake Urmia
URFA
ADANA
GOKSU
Euphrates
Aleppo
Dam
Lake Al-Assad
Seasonal Variations - Lean Months and Wet Months
Erbil
Mosul
EUPHRATES
As Sulaymaniyah
(32=16+16BCM)
(ASI)
Cyprus
Hamah
EL KABIR
TRIPOLI
Lebanon
BEIRUT
Western Aquifer (337MCM)
JORDAN
West Bank Jerusalem
Gaza
Lake
Ath-Tharthar
Ar Ramadi
Lake Al-Habbaniyah
Karbala
(70=7+63MCM)
ZARQA
Amman
Moutain
Aquifer
Dead
Sea
Israel
Iraq
Jordan
Khanaqin
Diyala
Dam
Baghdad
Lake Al-Milh
Ar Rutbah
YARMOUK
Tel Aviv
Coastal
Aquifer
(221MCM)
Samarra
BARADA
(900MCM)
ALWAN
DIYALA
Homs
Lake
Kinneret(Tiberias)
Eastern Aquifer (167MCM)
Darbandikhan
Dam
Damascus
HASBANI
BANIAS
North-Eastern Aquifer (130MCM)
Kirkuk
Syria
LITANI (800=240+560MCM)
Karoun
Dam
Iran
Dokan
Dam
ORONTES
(400=120+280MCM)
Mediterranean Sea
MURAT
Lake Hazar
EUPHRATES
BUYUK MENDERES
Azerbaijan
Armenia
Al-Kut
Dam
Al Kut
An Nasiriyah
Al Basrah
Shatt Al
Umm Qasr Arab
JORDAN
Egypt
TIGRIS
(52=26+26BCM)
An Najaf
(100=10+90MCM)
Disi Aquifer
(12.4 BCM)
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Red
Sea
River
( Total = Lean + Wet )
Flow Months Months
Main Rivers
Tributaries
Aquifers
Dry Areas
Marshlands
Persian
Gulf
Disclaimer : Outlines and borders on this map are for illustrative purposes only.
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