This article lists neighborhoods and the nine administrative districts within 50 km of Baghdad, Iraq.

The order is not alphabetical, but is instead arranged according to whether the neighborhood is east or west of the Tigris and then grouped roughly by north–south order. Place names may be affected by differences in translation of Arabic to English. If sourced information on the location was not available, the neighborhood is grouped in the unknown section in alphabetical order. According to a report published by the New York Times on June 3, 2007, there are 457 distinct neighborhoods in Baghdad.

West of the Tigris

Kadhimiya District Al-Kadhimya Al-Shu'ala Utafiyah Hurriya City Karkh District Green Zone Mansour district Al-Gazaliyah Iskan Washash Al-Adel Al-Jami'a Al-Khadhraa Mansour neighbourhood Al-A'amiriya (Amiriya) Yarmouk Al Rashid District Hayy Al-A'amel (Amel or Amil): Just east of Jihad and west of Bayya’ along Baghdad Airport Road. Al-Baya' (Baiyaa): East of Amil along Baghdad Airport Road. Al-Jihad: Just east of Furat and west of Amil along Baghdad Airport Road, Al-Shurtta (al-Shurta): A "middle- to working-class pocket in the dusty far west of Baghdad" Muwasalat and Shurta Al-Khamsa neighborhood, just south of Bayya’ Swaib Al-Saydiya Al-Dora: largest neighborhood in the city Al-Jadriyah (Baghdad) Furat: Just east of Baghdad International Airport along Baghdad Airport Road

East of the Tigris

Adhamiyah District Sha'ab City Shaab-Ur: North of Sadr City Hayy Ur Al-Wazireya (Waziriyah) Adhamiyah neighborhood Just outside the Baghdad Wall from Adhamiyah are several smaller neighborhoods Dilfiya Maghrib Kasra Qahira Sulaikh Saba Abkar Raghiba Khatoun area of Adhamiya Ilaam Sadr City Rusafa District Bab Al-Moatham Fadhil: Sunni Arab neighborhood of multistory tenements along the east bank of the Tigris River, the oldest neighborhood in Baghdad Sheikh Omar, near Fadhil Sadriya Shorja: this marketplace, established during the Abbasid period about 750 CE,Wassim Bassem, Ancient market at heart of modern Baghdad, Al Monitor (April 30, 2015). is the city's oldestKim Gamel, Car Bombs Blast Baghdad Marketplace, Associated Press (February 13, 2007). Bab Al-Sharqi : Mixed area. Al-Sa'adoon Haydar-Khana: One of the oldest neighborhoods of Baghdad and contains the ancient Haydar-Khana Mosque. New Baghdad (Baghdad Al-Jadida) or 9 Nissan District Zayouna: Mixed neighborhood. Karrada (Karradah) District Al-Za'franiya: A semi-rural area on the outskirts of Baghdad squeezed between the Diyala and the Tigris rivers in south-eastern Baghdad.

Unknown Khalis, northeast of Baghdad Palestine Street, Aqari district, Triangle of Death (Iraq) Yusufiyah—40 km south of Baghdad Mahmoudiyah 40 km south of Baghdad—Known as the “Gateway to Baghdad,” Lutifiyah area of southwest Baghdad Mashada, 25 miles north of Baghdad Risafi—in northwestern Baghdad Taji, Iraq () is an area approximately 20 miles north of Baghdad, and the site of a large U.S.-controlled military base. Kamaliya—in southeastern Baghdad Al-Salam, also called Tobchi—in south Al-Hurriya

See also Administrative districts in Baghdad

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