Kut

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Kut is a city in eastern Iraq situated on the banks of the Tigris River, known historically as a strategic location and the site of significant World War I battles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
military siege
capitalOf Wasit Governorate
climate arid
conflict World War I
coordinateLatitude 32.5
coordinateLongitude 45.8
country Iraq
countryCapital Baghdad
countrySubdivisionType governorate capital
demographics predominantly Arab population
distanceTo Baghdad
distanceToBaghdad_km approximately 160
elevationAboveSeaLevel low-lying
endTime 1916
governingBody Wasit Governorate authorities
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
trade
hasFeature river bend on the Tigris
hasHistoricalEvent Battle of Kut
surface form: Siege of Kut
hasHistoricalSignificance World War I
hasMilitaryHistory major World War I campaign site
hasTransportation road connections to Baghdad
historicalEra Ottoman period
World War I
surface form: World War I era

modern Iraq
locatedIn Wasit Governorate
eastern Iraq
locatedInContinent Asia
locatedInRegion Middle East
locatedOnRiver Tigris
surface form: Tigris River
locatedOnWaterway Tigris
surface form: Tigris River
location Kut self-linksurface differs
majorReligion Islam
partOf British Iraq Mandate
surface form: British Mandate of Mesopotamia (historical)

Ottoman Empire
surface form: Ottoman Empire (historical)
primaryLanguage Arabic
regionType urban area
riverPort true
riverSystem Tigris–Euphrates river system
startTime 1915
strategicImportance military logistics on the Tigris River
strategicRole control of river transport on the Tigris
timeZone Arabia Standard Time
usedBy British forces in World War I
Ottoman forces in World War I
utcOffset +3

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