The Jenin Subdistrict was one of the subdistricts of Mandatory Palestine. It was located around the city of Jenin. After the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, the district disintegrated.

Towns and villages

+ Jenin Sub-District – Population by VillageHadawi, S., Village statistics, 1945, A Classification of Land and Area Ownership in Palestine, pp. 54-55 Village Muslims Jews Christians Others Total ‘Ajja 890 890 ‘Anin 590 590 Anza 880 880 ‘Araqa 350 350 ‘Arraba 3,810 3,810 ‘Arrana 320 320 ‘Arabbuna 210 210 Barid (El) 280 280 Barta‘a (includes Khirbat Tura el Gharbiya) 1,000 1,000 Beit Qad 290 290 Birqin 1,430 110 1,540 Deir Abu Da‘if 850 850 Deir Ghazala 240 30 270 ‘Ein el Mansi 90 90 Fahma 350 350 Fandaqumiya (El) 630 630 Faqu‘a 880 880 Frasin 20 20 Jaba‘ 2,090 10 2,100 Jalama 460 460 Jalbun (includes Khirbat el Mujadd‘a) 610 610 Jalamus 220 220 Jarba‘ 100 100 Jenin (Urban) 3,840 150 3,990 Jenin (Rural) Judeida 830 830 Kafr Dan 850 850 Kafr Qud 240 10 250 Kafr Ra‘i 2,150 2,150 Kufeir 130 10 140 Kufreith 240 240 Mazra‘a (El) 270 270 Meithalun 1,360 1,360 Mirka 230 230 Misilya 330 330 Mughaiyir (El) (includes Khirbat el Mutila) 220 220 Muqeible 460 460 Nuris 570 570 Qabatiya (includes Khirbat Tannin) 3,670 3,670 Raba‘a (includes Khirbat Umm Sirhan) 870 870 Rama (Er) 280 280 Rummana (includes Khirbat Salim) 880 880 Sandala 270 270 Sanur (includes Nukheil) 1,020 1,020 Silat edh Dhahr 2,850 2,850 Silat el Harithiya 1,860 1,860 Sir 290 290 Siris 830 830 Ti‘innik 100 100 Tilfit 170 170 Umm el Fahm (includes ‘Aqqada, ‘Ein Ibrahim, Khirbat el Buweishat, El Murtafi‘a, Lajjun, Mu‘awiya, Musheirifa and Musmus) 5,430 60 5,490 Umm et Tut 170 170 Ya‘bad (includes Khirbat el Khuljan, Khirbat et Tarim, Khirbat Tura esh Sharqiya, Nazlat Sheikh Zeid and Khirbat Umm Rihan) 3,480 3,480 Yamun (El) 2,520 2,520 Zabubida (Ez) 90 780 870 Zalafa 340 340 Zawiya 120 120 Zibda 190 190 Zir‘in 1,420 1,420 Zububa 560 560 TOTAL 55,720 — 1,160 — 56,880

Depopulated towns and villages

(current localities in parentheses)

Ayn al-Mansi Khirbat al-Jawfa (Ma'ale Gilboa) Lajjun (Megiddo) Al-Mazar (Gan Nir, Meytav, Perazon) Nuris (Nurit) Zir'in (Yizra'el)

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