Population statistics for Israeli West Bank settlements

This list of Israeli settlements leads to all Israeli settlements in the occupied territory of the West Bank.

In December 2009 there were, according to official Israeli sources 121 existing settlements and 100 outposts. The four settlements Kadim, Ganim, Sa Nur and Chomesch were abandoned under the Abkoppelungsplans.

For the former settlements in the Sinai see Jamit. For the former settlements in Gaza Israel's unilateral disengagement plan, see. For the settlements in the city of Jerusalem see East Jerusalem

• Table 3.1
• 3.2 Former outpost

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One years of the founding of the settlement by the Nachal, an organization agriculture and military service unites. 2 Location of the settlement after the construction of the barrier: W = west, on the Israeli side, O = East, on the Palestinian side, J = Jordan Valley, on the eastern side, in an area with a mostly closed Israeli colonization.

Former settlements

1991

The settlements: Ginot Shomron and Neve Menachem were combined with Karnei Shomron.

2004

In 2004 Ofarim was merged with Bet Arjere.

2005

As part of the Abkoppelungsplans were abandoned:

Outpost

In addition to the officially recognized by the Israeli government as an independent municipality settlements there are also about 100 smaller settlements (English " outpost " ) are referred to as " outposts".

These small informal settlements are built illegally either under Israeli law, are located near existing settlements and are considered as belonging to them or there are military outpost.

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Former outpost

The fastest growing settlements

The ten fastest growing settlements by population between 1994 - 2004 were: