1,631
98
1950
Beit Jibrin (al-Azzeh)
2,976
715
42
1950
al-Far’a
10,593
2,533
169
1949
Camp No. 1 (El-Ain)
9,315
2,289
126
1950
Askar
23,079
5,510
304
1950
Balata
31,791
7,788
229
1950
26,774
6,205
397
1950
13,223
3,116
191
1952
23,245
5,676
233
1953
-
-
-
1948-1955/6
273,485
64,352
3,258
Silwad
497
NA
NA
1971/2
Abu Shukheidim
NA
NA
NA
1948
Qaddoura
998
NA
NA
1948
Birzeit (As-Saqaeif)
NA
NA
NA
1948
Sub-total
1,504
NA
NA
West Bank: Total
274,980
64,352
3,258
60,954
13,657
187
16
1968
Tulkarm
Nur Shams
Jenin
M’ascar
239
Sub-total
Unofficial Camps
240
2
6,971
Chapter
Aida
Jordan
Amman New Camp (Wihdat)
Official Camps
Talbieh
10,485
Irbid
30,493
7,227
145
1950/1
Hosun (‘Azmi al-Mufti)
28,479
6,509
174
1968
Souf
21,759
5,042
167
1967
Jarash (Gaza)
34,419
7,778
421
1968
Jabal el-Hussein
33,221
7,937
82
1952
Baqa’a
129,794
29,762
564
1968
20,983
5,115
61
1949
60,407
13,786
275
1968
430,994
98,919
NA
2,092
NA
NA
NA
1956
NA
NA
NA
NA
98,919
2,092
Zarqa
Marka (Hittin)
Sub-total
Unofficial Camps
242
Madaba
Sakhna
Al-Hassan
Sub-total
Jordan: Total
1955
2,106
241
8,858
7,649
14,494
31,001
461,995
1969
1967
239
The camp was closed because of unsanitary living conditions, and residents were relocated to Shu’fat refugee camp.
These are estimated figures based on 2017 Census, see LPDC and PCBS, Key Findings Report 2017 (n 235). See also
PCBS, ‘Projected Mid-Year Population for Ramallah & Al-Bireh Governorate by Locality 2017-2021’ (2021) <http://
www.pcbs.gov.ps/Portals/_Rainbow/Documents/RamallhE.html> accessed 3 October 2022. Note: NA refers to
“not available”. For other unofficial camps the growth rates for 2019-2020 is 2.5 and 2.4 for 2021.
241
Also locally known as Shlinnar camp, wherein most residents are originally from the Gaza Strip.
242
Population figures for unofficial camps in Jordan are for the year 2000, including an annual population growth of 3 percent
from 2000 to 2008, 2.4 percent for the years 2009-2014, 1.8 percent for 2015-2018, 1.3 percent in 2019, 1.0 percent in 2020
and 0.7 percent in 2021. In 2000, the population of Madaba was 5,500; Sakhna, 4,750; and al-Hassan, 9,000.
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