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Makaki is a refugee camp for internally displaced Afghans which was established in Afghanistan's Nimruz Province, near the Iranian border, by the Iranian Red Crescent around 2001. At the time of its establishment, Makaki was located in Taliban-held territory until the Northern Alliance gained control of the area in November 2001. The Mile 46 camp in the same region was in Northern Alliance territory.

References

1. Refugees, United Nations High Commissioner for. "Refworld | Closed Door Policy: Afghan Refugees in Pakistan and Iran". Refworld. Retrieved 2019-11-05.

v t e Nimruz Province
Capital: Zaranj
Districts	Chahar Burjak District Chakhansur Delaram Kang Khash Rod Zaranj
Populated places	Chakhansur Delaram Istoway Khash
Landforms	Dasht-e Khash Dasht-e Margo Hamun Lake
Other	Governors Capture of Zaranj Makaki Route 515 Route 522 Route 606 Zaranj Airport

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