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Line 12: We really don't have a precise idea how many people live in Akashat. Officially there are around 5000. I short look around the town indicates that is an inflated figure. On the other hand, greater Akashat (there really is such a thing) is supposed to have 12000 residents. I saw a couple of sub villages, such as the garden community of Sikak (below). No matter which figure you use, Akashat is much bigger than its "parent," Waleed that has a permanent population of only around 500. ~~[[File:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/96/Villiage_of_Sikak_in_Akashat%2C_Iraq.jpg The garden community of Sikak in Akashat near the train depot]]~~

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