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Description

English: Detailed map of Syria showing the approximate frontlines during mid-March 2013; inspired by Ermanarich's work. All credit goes to Cedric Labrousse's work (https://twitter.com/syria_rebel_obs).

Controlled by the

Syrian Arab Republic

Controlled by the

Syrian Opposition

Controlled by the

Democratic Union Party

The disputed frontline between the forces

Truce/ceasefire zones

In the respective colours:
Stable mixed control
Rural presence
Contested
Strategic hill
Oilfield/Gasfield
Military base or checkpoint
Airport/Air base (plane)
Heliport/Helicopter base
Major port or naval base
Border post
Dam

Industrial complex

Date

19 May 2019

Source

Own work

Author

Rr016

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This icon is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: Marks for the cities and towns as well as colour on the ground were added to show the situation in the Syrian Civil War during March 2013. The original can be viewed here: Syria location map3.svg: . Modifications made by Rr016.

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File history

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	21:54, 30 August 2021	922 × 762 (18.22 MB)	Rr016	Corrections to Hama and Homs frontlines
	15:12, 8 December 2020	922 × 762 (18.22 MB)	Rr016	Corrections here and there
	19:52, 19 March 2020	922 × 762 (18.76 MB)	Rr016	Corrections to Damascus area
	14:10, 2 March 2020	922 × 762 (18.76 MB)	Rr016	Corrections to Deir ez Zor province
	20:04, 11 January 2020	922 × 762 (18.75 MB)	Rr016	More corrections to Daraa province
	17:37, 24 December 2019	922 × 762 (18.75 MB)	Rr016	Changes to Daraa and Quneitra frontlines
	13:15, 12 September 2019	922 × 762 (18.75 MB)	Rr016	Corrections made: 1) Dabaa airbase (Homs) was taken by rebels 18 April 2013 2) Zayta and Nazariyah (Homs) were always under SAA/Hezbollah control 3) Shirij (Hasakah) was seized by YPG mid-September 2013
	18:06, 20 August 2019	922 × 762 (18.74 MB)	Rr016	Corrections made: 1) Khan Shaykhun (Idlib) was under siege until March 2014 2) Ayn Issa (Raqqa) was taken by rebels 30 March 2013 3) Tell Maaruf (Hasakah) was under YPG control since late February 2013 4) Thayyem Oil Field (Deir ez Zor) was under rebel control since late February 2013
	19:25, 19 July 2019	922 × 762 (18.29 MB)	Rr016	Corrections made: 1) Jabal Turkman (Latakia) frontlines fixed 2) Qabtin & Junayd (Aleppo) were taken by rebels 14 March 2013 3) Sarrin (Aleppo) was not under YPG control yet
	23:49, 21 June 2019	922 × 762 (18.29 MB)	Rr016	Corrections made: 1) Namer (Daraa) was taken by SAA in May 2013 2) Tall Rusayn (Hasakah) was taken by YPG in November 2013 3) Qara and an-Nabek (Damascus) were taken by rebels in May/June 2013