Duhok Governorate is located in the northern part of Iraq, within the Kurdistan Region. It is bordered by Turkey to the north and Nineveh Governorate to the south. The capital city, Duhok, serves as an important cultural and economic center, known for its diverse population and scenic landscapes. The governorate features a mix of mountainous terrain and fertile valleys, making it suitable for agriculture. Duhok is also home to several historical sites, including ancient ruins and traditional villages, reflecting the rich heritage of the Kurdish people. The region has seen significant development in recent years, enhancing its infrastructure and services.