Ethno-Religious Groups in Iraq: Distribution Map and Demographics #146967 (License: Personal Use)

The map displays Iraq’s ethno-religious composition using color-coded regions: orange for Sunni Kurds (primarily northern Iraq including Dohuk and Erbil), white for Sunni Arabs (central-western areas like Anbar and Salahuddin), green for Shia Arabs (southern provinces such as Basra and Najaf), and striped zones for mixed or transitional populations. A pie chart shows national proportions: Shia Arab 60%, Sunni Arab 20%, Sunni Kurd 17%, and Others (including Yazidis, Turkomans) 3%. Key cities like Baghdad, Mosul, and Kirkuk are labeled to indicate demographic crossroads.

Used in educational, journalistic, or policy contexts to explain Iraq’s complex sectarian geography; supports analysis of political dynamics, conflict zones, or post-war governance. Matches user intent seeking demographic clarity or background for current events.