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'''Akashat''' is a small town in the northwest of [[Al Anbar]] province of [[Iraq]].
| image = Villiage_of_Sikak_in_Akashat%2C_Iraq.jpg
| caption = Village of Sikak in Akashat, Iraq near the railroad terminal
Akashat is a sub-district of Waleed, which is a sub-district of Rutbah, which is a district of Anbar, which is one of eighteen Iraqi provinces. You get the idea. In true sons of liberty style, however, the citizens of Akashat elected the town councils w/o approval from Baghdad, Ramadi, Al Qaim Rutbah or Waleed. The council is more active than most town councils we have seen, but they are not recognized as legitimate by GoI, since Akashat is a company town - a fully owned subsidiary of the Department of Industry. You have to respect their gumption.
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