| The next census is scheduled for 2014 Demographics of Karak Governorate 2004 Census 2010 Estimate Female to Male ratio 49 | The city of was the site of the first clash between the Muslim Arabs and the at the in 629 AD |
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| Personalized content and ads include things like more relevant results and recommendations, a customized YouTube homepage, and ads that are tailored to your interests | The estimated population as of 2010 is about 239,000 |
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| Of the non-Jordanians, the male-to-female ratio was 55 | , also known as the Desert Highway Demographics [ ] In 2004, according to the Jordan National Census of that year, the population of the Karak Governorate was 204,185, i |
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| The cities in the governorate are located at elevations ranging from over 1000 meters above sea level in the South Mazar Department to 800 meters above sea level in the northern departments to about 330 meters below sea level at Ghor Al-Safi Department |
64,850 101,377 Education [ ] is the only university in the governorate, located in the city of , and is one of the largest universities in by number of students.
25| Geography [ ] The land of Karak Governorate is situated along the south eastern coast of the and the mountain chain known as the Mountains of Moab | For a brief period of time, the territory came under rule, and then the took control of it, until the invaded the and occupied their capital, ; in the fourth century a , the , had a headquarters fortress at now el-Lejjun in Karak |
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| , also known as the Kings Highway• The estimated population as of 2010 is about 239,000 |
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