Ajjah

Ajjah
Other transcription(s)
• Arabic	عجّه
• Also spelled	Ajjah (official) ’Ajja (unofficial)
Ajjah Location of Ajjah within the Palestinian territories
Coordinates: 32°21′42.17″N 35°11′45.52″E / 32.3617139°N 35.1959778°E / 32.3617139; 35.1959778Coordinates: 32°21′42.17″N 35°11′45.52″E / 32.3617139°N 35.1959778°E / 32.3617139; 35.1959778
Palestine grid	168/196
Governorate	Jenin
Government
• Type	Municipality
Population (2007)
• Jurisdiction	5,055

Ajjah (Arabic: عجّه‎‎; Hebrew: עג'ה‎) is a Palestinian town in the Jenin Governorate in the northern West Bank, located 19 kilometers southwest of Jenin. According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, the town had a population of 5,055 in 2007.^[1]

References

↑ 2007 Locality Population Statistics. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. p. 106.

Bibliography

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External links

Welcome to Ajja
Survey of Western Palestine, Map 11: IAA, Wikimedia commons

Jenin Governorate

Cities	Jenin Qabatiya

Municipalities	Arraba (Wadi Da'quq • al-Mansura) Burqin Jaba' (al-Asa'asa) Kafr Ra'i Meithalun Silat ad-Dhahr Silat al-Harithiya Ya'bad al-Yamun (Khirbet Suruj) Zababdeh

Villages	Ajjah 'Aba 'Anin Anzah Araqah Arrabuna Arranah al-Attara Barta'a ash-Sharqiyah Bir al-Basha Beit Qad Dahiyat Sabah al-Kheir Deir Abu Da'if Deir Ghazaleh Dhaher al-Abed Dhaher al-Malih Fahma Fahma al-Jadida Fandaqumiya Faqqua al-Hashimiya Imreiha Jalamah Jalbun Jalqamus al-Judeida Kafr Dan Kafr Qud Kufeir Kufeirit Khirbet Abdallah al-Yunis Khirbet Masud Khirbet Suruj al-Khuljan al-Manshiyya al-Mansura Mirka Misilyah al-Mughayyir (al-Mutilla) Nazlet Zeid Raba Rama Rummanah Sanur ash-Shuhada Sir Siris at-Tarem at-Tayba (as-Saaida) Telfit Ti'inik Tura al-Gharbiya Tura al-Sharqiya Umm Dar Umm ar-Rihan Umm at-Tut Wadi al-Dabi Zabda Zawiya Zububa

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