File:Sykes Ras el Ain to Nissibine map Page 21.jpg
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Map showing distribution of Arab and Kurdish tribes in upper Mesopotamia
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English: Map showing distribution of Arab and Kurdish tribes in upper Mesopotamia. According to the Treaty of Lausanne, the railway track visible in the map was used as the border between Turkey and Syria in this section of the border. The areas north of the track were given to Turkey while the areas south of track were given to Syria. |
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| Source | The Geographical Journal , Sep., 1907, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Sep., 1907), pp. 237-254 |
| Author | Mark Sykes |
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