The following is a timeline of the history of the city of Duhok, Iraq.

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Prior to 21st century

• 1842 - Dohuk was joined to Mosul Vilayet .^[1]
• 1873 - Duhok was becoming District followed Mosul Vilayet.^[1]
• 1918 - Duhok occupied by British forces on November.
• 1928 - The first primary school for girls was opened .^[1]
• 1936 - Ali Afandi became first Director Municipality of Duhok .^[2]
• 1962 - Badirkhanya Library established .^[3]
• 1969 - Ageed Sediq Sedullah Amedi became first Governor of Duhok.^[4]
• 1970 - Duhok SC (football club) formed .^[5]
• 1978 - Duhok Chamber of Commerce and industry founded.^[6]
• 1988 - Duhok Dam built .^[7]
• 1991 - 14 March: Uprising against Saddam Hussein.^[8]
• 1992 - 31 October:University of Duhok established.^[9]

21st century

• 2011 – Many stores selling alcohol and massage parlours crashed by many angry Kurds^[10][11]
• 2012 - The Duhok Polytechnic University established .^[12]
• 2014 - The American University of Kurdistan established .^[13]
• 2017 - A fire destroys almost 90 stores in Duhok Bzaaar .^[14]
• 2019 - 4 May: Shahidan Mosque built .^[15]

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