Iraq administrative level 0 (country), 1 (governorate), 2 (district), and 3 (sub-district) boundary shapefiles, geodatabase, EMF and KMZ files, and gazetteer

People in need (PIN) numbers by governorate and by cluster for Iraq. The dataset is produced by the United Nations for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in collaboration with humanitarian partners.

The Iraq Roads Network . 1:50,000 Baseline spatial data - Road Network

River / Streams 1:50,000 Baseline spatial data

IOM IRAQ Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) 14 September 2014 For the time period January to September 2014 the DTM identified 1,725,432 internally displaced individuals dispersed across 1,715 distinct locations in Iraq. HCT projected estimates state that approximately 1.8 million individuals have been displaced nationwide through 2014.

IOM IRAQ Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) 7 August 2014. Between January 2014 and 7 August, IOM has identified and confirmed the location of 1,056,900 IDP's displaced by conflict and insecurity across Iraq. IOM continues to monitor and track the situation in order to verify the numbers of the displaced population.

Standard naming, GPS coordinates and P-codes for: IDP Camps - IDP Informal Camps - IDP Collective Centres managed - IDP Collective Shelters (not managed) Updated as of 23 November 2014 by CCCM information management unit - Iraq.

IOM IRAQ Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) 24 August 2014 Between January 2014 and 24 August, IOM has identified and confirmed the location of 1,668,312 IDP's displaced by conflict and insecurity across Iraq.

Google Earth file (KMZ) verion of IOM Iraq DTM Map New Displacement (1 Jun to 2 Jul 2014) and Spreadsheet version: IOM Iraq DTM Map New Displacement (2 Jul 2014)

IOM IRAQ Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) 25 November 2014.

Location of lakes and water ponds in iraq 1:50,000 Baseline spatial data

These datasets are intended for coordination and operations in humanitarian activities. The purpose of this settlements list in particular is as a gazetteer for geographical reference. It is not intended as a cartographic source or as an authoritative reference list. The list is derived from IOM's placename database, which is the most extensive currently maintained placename source available for Iraq, and provides compatability with IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM). The list does NOT contain any designations of hierarchy (e.g. governorate / district capitals) or of size (e.g. settlement size or population size). Thus, the placenames refer to a variety of populated places including cities, towns, villages and neighbourhoods. Arabic names are in the process of being added; some are included in this dataset.