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Table of the Remaining Challenge for Bengo Province TABLE OF THE REMAINING CHALLENGE FOR BENGO PROVINCE Province Municipalit Location Task CHA SHA Latitude Longitude Operator Method Resources Source of Date of No. y Coordinate X Coordinate Y funding Completion CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 1 Bengo Ambriz Ambriz BG/01/34 - I 8845 298431 9133740 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 2 Bengo Ambriz Ambriz BG/01/34-J 2000 298047 9134810 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 3 Bengo Ambriz KIZUDO-KIANGA 1/4/1/8 301681 9133620 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 4 Bengo Ambriz AEROPORTO 01/04/01/001 688000 321705 9033420 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 5 Bengo Ambriz Ambriz BG/ AO/ 01 18000 293017 9130720 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 6 Bengo Ambriz Ambriz BG/01/34- E 1897 298861 9134020 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 7 Bengo Dande Caxito 349998 9054620 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2018 8 Bengo Dande SANTANA 01/07/01/027/02 455917 9060750 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 9 Bengo Dande SANTANA 350701 9053560 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 10 Bengo Dande BALA SENDE 01/01/03/02 900000 386247 9086000 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 11 Bengo Dande MABUBA 01/01/05/001 810000 356100 9056500 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 12 Bengo Dande MABUBA 01/01/05/001 320000 555427 9055120 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar ALDEIA DA BG/Q0/02 - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 13 Bengo Dembos MISSAO 01/07/01/01 1500 455301 9061180 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 14 Bengo Dembos MBANZA 40000 455917 9060750 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 15 Bengo Dembos PAREDES SEDE 463489 9048460 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Nambuang CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 16 Bengo ongo MATAKANGA 01/05/07/003-1 40000 395456 9125670 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Pango- CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 17 Bengo Aluquém CAZUA NGONGO 01/08/02/001 505600 9153250 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Pango- ALDEIA DA CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 18 Bengo Aluquém MISSAO 438572 9037470 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 19 Bengo Ambriz KIANGA DEAVATA Áreada Lagoa 100000 13,16672 -7,821211 CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2019 Yanga Diavata I - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 01/04/01/005-01 Áreada lagoa CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 Yanga Diavata II - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 20 Bengo Ambriz KIANGA DEAVATA 01/04/01/005-02 400000 13,16646 -7,821467 Tuzolama - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 21 Bengo Ambriz TUZOLANA 01/04/01/022-1 150000 311073 9127130 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 22 Bengo Ambriz KIMUALA 01/04/03/003-1 405000 326766 9098270 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Morro Janguinene CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 23 Bengo Ambriz NINGWE - 01/04/03/007-1 125000 320726 9094340 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Bula Kindambi - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 24 Bengo Atumba BANZA 01/06/01/001-1 320000 477170 9041060 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Bula Montanha-Rock - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 25 Bengo Atumba CARPINTEIRO 01/06/01/017-3 2500000 479923 9040090 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Bula Maria de Fonte - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 26 Bengo Atumba CARPINTEIRO 01/06/01/017-1 1500000 478655 9041460 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Bula Seme Rock - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 27 Bengo Atumba CARPINTEIRO 01/06/01/017-2 350000 478669 9040720 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Montanha do CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 Ngongolo - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 28 Bengo Dande BONDU 01/01/02/002-1 1050000 336257 9072070 Ecibem - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 29 Bengo Dande BONDU 01/01/02/002-2 320000 336262 9072070 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Estrada para CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 Sungui - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 30 Bengo Dande KATUMBO 01/01/02/009-02 129600 13,41416 -8,407879 Estrada do Kicabo CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 31 Bengo Dande TERRA-NOVA - 01/01/02/021-1 378999 335405 9073670 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Mongo Wa Bongo CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2020 32 Bengo Dande TERRA-NOVA - 01/01/02/021-2 630000 332685 9074030 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Ex-Unidade CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 Militar - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 33 Bengo Dande BALA SENDE 01/01/03/002-1 900000 386247 9086000 Area do Bondueji CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 34 Bengo Dande KIKANGA TUNGA - 01/01/03/007-1 45000 385130 9082780 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Picada Kikanga- CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 Tunmga - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 35 Bengo Dande KIKANGA TUNGA 01/01/03/007-1 45000 385180 9082890 Topo Caembambo CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 36 Bengo Dande LIFUNE NA PASSO - 01/01/03/017-3 240000 360679 9071730 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 37 Bengo Dande LIFUNE NA PASSO Lufune Napassa 200000 360492 9072540 CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 (2) - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 01/01/03/017-2 Area da Ponte do CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 MINBOTA- Rio Fukusso - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 38 Bengo Dande FUKUSSO 01/01/03/019-1 20000 382348 9083560 Area do topo CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 Nguangola - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 39 Bengo Dande MUSSANDA 01/01/03/021-1 180000 374788 9079580 Area do topo CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 Mussonda - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 40 Bengo Dande MUSSANDA 01/01/03/021-2 125000 375018 9081280 Via Quizambela - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 41 Bengo Dande PALANCA 01/01/03/023-1 378999 363134 9082530 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Area do CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 Kapalanga - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 42 Bengo Dande SAPA 01/01/03/024-1 50000 389119 9088790 BOA-ESPERANCIA Sete Curvas - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 43 Bengo Dande II 01/01/05/005-1 7500000 333355 9046370 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 44 Bengo Dande KILENGUES 01/01/05/012-1 20000 374868 9034220 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Antiga Posição CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 das FAA - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 45 Bengo Dande LEMBEKA 01/01/05/015-01 600000 362570 9054000 Miradouro - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 46 Bengo Dande MABUBA 01/01/05/001-2 500000 357282 9056350 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Campanhia da CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 Ceramica - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 47 Bengo Dande MABUBA 01/01/05/001-3 540000 355188 9057080 CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 48 Bengo Dande PORTO KIPIRI 01/01/05/023-1 750 341205 9048770 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 49 Bengo Dande RIO SECO 01/01/05/024-1 4000000 363059 9060020 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 50 Bengo Dande RIO SECO 01/01/05/024-2 4000000 363063 9060030 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Antigo Cemitério - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 51 Bengo Dande CHERO 01/01/04/002-01 5000 14,16347 -8,644179 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Huila - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 52 Bengo Dande JACINTO 01/01/04/004-2 400000 409939 9042300 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Domingos Andre - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 53 Bengo Dande JACINTO 01/01/04/004-1 60000 409181 9042340 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Antiga base da CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 54 Bengo Dande KATUTA UNITA - 30000 14,20587 -8,615847 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 01/01/04/006-01 LANGA Mussenga - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 55 Bengo Dande MWENHOWE 01/01/04/008-1 400000 407195 9044330 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Mbungo - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2021 56 Bengo Dande PROGRESSO 01/01/04/013-1 140000 415880 9046730 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Picada Castelo CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2022 Branco - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 57 Bengo Dembos CHIMBA 01/07/01/003-1 378999 447668 9051940 Fazenda José CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2022 Fernando - determinar combinado determinar mobilizar 58 Bengo Dembos KATENDE 01/07/01/008-1 120000 448862 9051930 Monte Carlos - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2022 59 Bengo Dembos KATENDE 01/07/01/008-2 75000 449055 9049890 determinar combinado determinar mobilizar Cassuala - CED e por Manual e Por OGE e por 31.12.2022
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