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Al-Chibayish Postal Codes: 64 | Dhi Qar

The Postal Codes (الرموز البريدية) for Al-Chibayish is 64 in Dhi Qar, Dhi Qar, Iraq. The table below lists Postal Codes and postcodes for places within Al-Chibayish.

Postal Codes for Places in Al-Chibayish

Showing 37 places in Al-Chibayish. Last verified with official records on April 20, 2026.

'Aqra'
'Aufiya
Abu Chaulan
Abu Narsi
Abu Sabaya
Abu Shuwayr
Al 'Isawi
Al Hammar
Al Jaba'ish
Albu 'Aysh
Asgai
At Tar
Bahram
Bahran
Chibayish
Dibn
Ghubaishiya
Hallab
Hasaur
Hascha
Ishan al Ghubbah
Jau Hammar
Kharfiya
Khayri
Kibasi
Lamlun
Likari
Midar
Mukabba
Nahr 'Abid
Qal'at Luqayt
Ritba
Shatt al Yahud
Shuraiba
Sidra
Tawil
Zalzan

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Al-Chibayish, Dhi Qar, 64
IRAQ

Al-Chibayish on the Map

The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Al-Chibayish districts in Iraq.

Al-Chibayish Quick Facts

CountryIraq (IQ)
Administrative PathIraq → Dhi Qar
Postal Code64
GovernorateDhi Qar
ISO CodesIQ / IRQ / 368
Top-level domain (ccTLD).iq
Coordinates30.965209, 46.993838
Places37

What to Know About Al-Chibayish

Key Facts

Al-Chibayish is a district located in Dhi Qar Governorate in southern Iraq. Situated within the Mesopotamian Marshes region, it lies approximately 70 kilometers northwest of the governorate capital, Nasiriyah, and is characterized by its extensive wetland ecosystems formed by the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The district covers an area of approximately 1,200 square kilometers and has a population of around 85,000 people, primarily from the Marsh Arab communities who have inhabited these wetlands for millennia. Al-Chibayish is administratively divided into several sub-districts and villages that are scattered throughout the marshlands, with the town of Al-Chibayish serving as the district center. The region is renowned for its unique cultural heritage, traditional reed houses (mudhifs), and water buffalo breeding, which form the economic backbone of local communities. Following the draining of the marshes under Saddam Hussein's regime and subsequent re-flooding after 2003, Al-Chibayish has become a symbol of ecological recovery and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2016 for its biodiversity and cultural significance. For those seeking to access postal services or communicate with residents, understanding the district's administrative structure is essential for locating specific addresses within its various sub-regions.

Neighboring Regions

  • Al-Rifa'i District
  • Al-Shatrah District
  • Souk Al-Shuyukh District

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