Module:Sinai insurgency detailed map/doc

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For quick reference, this module is transcluded on the following:

Dot size for cities & towns

Dot size for cities & towns (that are not provincial capitals) is based on the 2004 census (last available census):

Under 5,000 is size 6
5000 to 19,999 is size 8
20,000 to 49,999 is size 10
50,000 to 99,999 is size 12
Above 100,000 is size 14

Bir Hamisa

Hod el-Sagia

Matalla

Al Arish International Airport

Sharm El Sheikh International Airport

Taba International Airport

Bir Gifgafa Airfield

Bir El Tamada Airfield

Ain Sokhna

Ras Shokeir

Deversoir Air Base

Al Firdan

Abou Sultan

Agrod

Adabiya

Abu Zenima

Ras Sedr

Ras Ghareb

Ras Abu Rudeis

Zaafarana

Ras Matarma

Nabq

Ras Muhammad

Hasna

Taba Border Crossing

Taba

Nitzana Border Crossing

Netafim Border Crossing

Ras Shokeir New Airport

St. Catherine International Airport

El Gora Airport

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Hold cursor over location to display name; click to go to location row in the "table of cities and towns" (if available).

Under control of the Egypt Arab Republic & Multinational Force and Observers
Under control of the Sinai Province (ISIL)
Under control of Al-Qaeda in Sinai Peninsula

Contested

Egyptian Government & UN Vs. ISIL, MSC & affiliated groups
Egyptian Government & UN Vs. AQSP

Other

Army base
Airport or air base (jet)
Airport or air base (helicopter)
Major port, naval base, or oil terminal
Border post
Dam
Industrial complex or oilfield

Besieged :

Besieged one side

Rural presence

Presence of Egyptian Army
Presence of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
Presence of Al-Qaeda in Sinai Peninsula

2 nested circles: Controlled by inner, but under siege by outer
Large circle with different icons inside: Situation in military/economic installations in and around city