Where it stands
Al-Ramadi · 17 facilities on this plate
Particulars
- Type
- Police station
- Local name
- قسم شرطة كمرك الأنبار
- District
- Al-Ramadi
- Region
- Al-Anbar
- Country
- Iraq
Also in Al-Ramadi
- Markaz Shurtat Albu BaliPolice station
- Police Station – Al-RamadiPolice station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 2)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 3)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 4)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 5)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 6)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 7)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 8)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 9)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 10)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 11)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 12)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 13)Police station
- Police Station – Al-Ramadi (No. 14)Police station
- Morrow alnbarPolice station
Frequently asked
How do I report a crime to Anbar Customs Police Department?
In an emergency, call the national emergency number. For non-urgent reports, contact Anbar Customs Police Department.
Which district is Anbar Customs Police Department in?
Anbar Customs Police Department is in Al-Ramadi, Al-Anbar, Iraq. Al-Ramadi has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.
What other police units are in Al-Ramadi?
The atlas lists 16 other police units in Al-Ramadi, linked at the bottom of this page with their addresses.
What is the local name of Anbar Customs Police Department?
Locally it is known as قسم شرطة كمرك الأنبار. Use this name when asking for directions or writing to the facility.
How do I find Anbar Customs Police Department on a map?
Anbar Customs Police Department is at 33.4269° N, 43.2852° E. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.
Where are people arrested by Anbar Customs Police Department taken?
Anbar Customs Police Department is a law enforcement agency. People it arrests are normally held briefly in police cells and then taken to the jail or remand prison that serves Al-Ramadi.