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Kirkuk

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Kirkuk , city (1987 pop. 418,624), NE Iraq. It is the center of Iraq's oil industry and is connected by pipelines to ports on the Mediterranean Sea. Oil production throughout the 1980s was reduced because of the Iran-Iraq War . Kirkuk is a market for the region's produce, including cereals, olives, fruits, and cotton. There is a small textile industry. Kirkuk is built on a mound containing the remains of a settlement dating back to 3000 BC Kirkuk's population is mix of Turkomans, Kurds, and Arabs; forced resettlement of many Kurds in the late 20th cent. reduced their numbers in the city and... Read more
Karkuk
or Kirkuk City (pop., 2003 est.: 750,000), northeastern Iraq . Located north of Baghdad in the Kurdistan region, it is situated in one of... Read more
Nuzi
, site near Kirkuk, N Iraq. Thousands of clay tablets unearthed there bear inscriptions said to have been made by the Horims (or Horites) of the Bible. The tablets, which are in Akkadian, reveal much about ancient laws and customs. Read more

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Free Article IRAQ: KIRKUK IDENTITY PROTECTION CENTER ESTABLISHED.(Kirkuk Identity Protection forms to protect Kirkuk culture)(Brief Article)
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Free Article IRAQ: PLO OFFICIAL ON ARABIZATION OF KIRKUK AND TALABANI ON THE SAME ISSUE.(Jalal Talabani, Patriotic Union of Kurdistan)(Brief Article)

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