Country Iraq Region Kurdistan | Governorate Dahuk Elevation 440 m | |
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Website www.duhokgov.org/english/ | ||
Batifa, or Batufa in Kurdish, is one of the aspects of the Zakho district in Dohuk governorate in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. An area of 208 km square area and the associated 73 villages destroyed all in the Anfal campaign.
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Map of Batifa, Iraq
Geography
There in the town, approximately 15 locations by the Directorate of archaeological traces of Dahuk, including: Castle Shabani, Kashani Castle, and Castle Bajoine, and a bridge on the River Khabur Nzdora and built in the reign of princes Albhdinyin. And the effects of Crete and Bekova.
Climate
Batufa has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Csa) with hot dry summers and cool, wet winters. Subfreezing lows are common in the winter, providing some frost. Snowfall may occur occasionally.
References
Batifa Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA