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the Article claims that around/after Mongol period Basra was controlled by Mamluk Bahri dynasty. This claim just refers to the map used in Bahri Mamluk article which in turn is not backed up by any reference it seems. Is there any evidence?
Our source for Basra city says "Basra province, or Al Basrah province, is a province of iraq, with an area of 19,070 square kilometers and an estimated population of about 1,880,000 (2003)." [1] It includes this: UN Data 2003: Towns in Al-Basrah Province Population
Shatt Al Arab 106,000
Al Madiana 158,800
Al Qurnah 137,400
Al Faw 21,700
Abu al Khasib 126,800
Al Zubair 277,200
Basrah 1,052,200
Total 1,880,100
Below is the discussion from the archive. Is there a way to get a more reasonable figure for the pop than the unsourced one we have in the lead? (Msrasnw (talk) 13:18, 14 June 2009 (UTC))[reply]
there are 2 economy sections, bruh. join those betches
^[http://hhcom1.co.cc/english/Basrah.html Coalition Provisional Authority, South-Central Region], United Nations 2003 population estimate, accessed 27 November 2008
Mosul is the second largest city in Iraq, not Basra, unless you count Mosul under the control of the Islamic State then consequently/maybe it is not applicable. Thoughts? Alastairjc (talk) 01:06, 20 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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