Nazareth Subdistrict, Mandatory Palestine

Subdistricts grouped by districts in 1945. Galilee District with Nazareth Subdistrict in green.

The Nazareth Subdistrict was one of the subdistricts of Mandatory Palestine. It was located around the city of Nazareth. After the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the district disintegrated; having fallen entirely within Modern-day Israel, it was merged with the Beisan Subdistrict into the Jezreel Subdistrict.^{[ citation needed ]}

Towns and villages

Main article: Depopulated Palestinian locations in Israel

Official population statistics for the sub-district, from Village Statistics, 1945.

(current localities in parentheses)

Nazareth Sub-District – Population by Village

Village	Muslims	Jews	Christians	Others	Total
'Afula (Urban)	10	2,300			2,310
'Afula (Rural)
'Arah es Subeih	1,320				1,320
Balfourya		330			330
Bu'eina	540				540
Daburiyya	1,260		30		1,290
Dahi (Ed)	110				110
'Ein Mahil	1,040				1,040
Gevat		520			520
Ginneigar		330			330
Iksal	1,110				1,110
Ijzim	1,310				1,310
Indur	620				620
Kafr Kanna	1,320		610		1,930
Kafr Manda	1,260				1,260
Kaukab	490				490
Kefar Barukh		250			250
Kefar Gid‘on		90			90
Kefar ha Horesh		220			220
Kefar Tavor (Mash-ha)		230			230
Kefar Yeladim
Mahane Yisrael
Ma‘lul	490		200		690
Mash-had	660				660
Merhavia Settlement		270			270
Merhavia Group		350			350
Mizra‘		320			320
Mount Tabor (includes Umm el Ghanam)
Mujeidil (El)	1,640		260		1,900
Nahalal and Shimron		1,090			1,090
Na‘ura	340				340
Nazareth (Urban)	5,600		8,600		14,200
Nazareth (Rural)
Nein	270				270
Ramat David		250			250
'Ayanot
Hash Sharon		260			260
Reina (Er)	790		500		1,290
Rummana	590				590
Saffuriya	4,320		10		4,330
Sarid		350			350
Sulam	470				470
Tamra	160	80			240
Tel ‘Adashim		360			360
Tur‘an	1,010		340		1,350
Umm Qubei
‘Uzeir	150				150
Yafa	580		490		1,070
TOTAL	27,460	7,600	11,040	—	46,100

Depopulated towns and villages

• al-Mujaydil (Migdal HaEmek, Yifat)
• Indur
• Ma'alul (Kfar HaHoresh, Migdal HaEmek, Timrat)
• Saffuriyya (HaSolelim, Heftziba, Sde Nahum, Tzippori)