Karameh Border Crossing

The Karameh Border Crossing spans across the desert landscape, connecting Jordan and Iraq with a distance of 320 kilometers from Amman and 575 kilometers from Baghdad.

The border crossing commenced operations on November 4, 1991, marking a significant development in the transportation infrastructure between Jordan and Iraq.

The crossing point bears different names on each side: Karameh on the Jordanian side and Turaibil Border Compound on the Iraqi side, reflecting local naming conventions.

The border facility processes approximately 2,192 pedestrians daily and manages the movement of goods between the two nations through established customs procedures.

This crossing represents the only official transit point between Jordan and Iraq, making it essential for all ground transportation between these neighboring countries.

Official opening: November 4, 1991

GPS coordinates: 32.73827,39.00271

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:46