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Google Analytics Segments - Can't find location

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Davinia22 Subscriber last edited by

Hi all,

I am trying to set up a Google Analytics segment with the location as 'Kurdistan'. I have tried all location groupings (city, region etc) and am unable to locate it.

Anyone else not able to locate it? Or does anyone know why I can't?

Thanks,
Davinia
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S_Curtis last edited by

I suspect Google have lumped it in with Iraq and/or turkey. The next level down from country is city, so you might be able to work out the traffic from Kurdistan by summing the cities traffic.

Hope that is of some help.
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