Baghdad

Baghdad Maps

The re-known capital of Iraq is amongst the top states googled for a holiday location. It is the second city in western Asia after Tehran on the basis of its area. The city is located near Tigris River, and was found sometime in the later 8th century. The city is the cultural, intellectual and commercial hub of Islamic countries.

The city has a historical connection as it was destroyed completely by Mongol king in 1254 B.C. Baghdad had always been in highlights, let it be in the year 2003 when Iraq was invaded or in 2014 when Baghdad was declared as one of the least hospitable destination as per the tourist reviews.

One can visit the likes of Al khulafa, the historical mosque, or can go to zumurrud khaton tomb located in Baghdad. Since the beginning, Baghdad has rose as a centre of learning for Islamic studies. After the caliphs even ottoman reined the country for quite sometimes. If you are our map on your expedition to Baghdad, then you will relies that map has been created in such a way that even the narrowest street which holds importance is highlighted. There are proper indicators describing the airport, railways station, road routes as well as the important rivers and their sea routes are also shown using different color.

The map can come handy on the lonely roads or when you are not able to communicate with a localite. The Tigris Rivers which surrounds Baghdad is called “Risafa” when it flows in the eastern part while on the western side it is called “Karkh”. The city has hot summers when temperature can rise upto 51.1 degree. The country has around 10 billion population nearly as per a survey held in 2016. The maximum population follows. Islam, still it can be called as a mixture of sub religions like Shia, Sunni, Assyrian Christians and some English people in the vicinity. People in this country speak Arabic and follows the verseegh dialect.

Our map has outlined the famous streets, road sights, nearby countries and the major attraction to give you an edge over others travelers in Baghdad.