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Ottoman Turkish: كركوك سنجاغى
Sanjak of the Ottoman Empire
1534–1918
Flag
The Kirkuk Sanjak in 1892
Capital
Kirkuk
Population
• 1912
89,573
History
• Established
1534
• Armistice of Mudros
1918
Preceded by
Succeeded by
Baghdad Vilayet
Mandatory Iraq
Today part of
Iraq
The Kirkuk Sanjak (Turkish: Kerkük Sancağı, كركوك سنجاغى) was a second-level administrative division that included parts of the governorates of Saladin, Sulaymaniah, and Diyala, as well as all of Erbil and Kirkuk. Its capital was Kirkuk, it was made up of 6 districts, 17 subdistricts and 1,712 Villages. The largest town in the Sanjak was Kirkuk with a population of approximately 50,000 people with 30,000 of them were Turks according to the Ottoman books, the most important villages were Altun kupri,Rwanaduz and Daquq.
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Tal Afar to believe their claim. Güçlü, Yücel (Winter 2007), "Who Owns Kirkuk? The Turkoman Case" (PDF), Middle East Quarterly: 79, The last reliable...
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