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Table of Intervention - RREP Project Table of Intervention - RREP Project System ELEMENTS SITES ACCESSIBILITY size Phase-1 Phase-2 Power House additional Project Community Health Centre + integrated 10kW Solar PV Est. Linear River Road Sr. # District Name Chiefdom Latitude Longitude Nb. Road distance Est. Time via Comments ID nb. Name 6kW Solar PV Modules distance crossing condition Modules 1 3 Moyamba Timidale Bomotoke CHC 7.8171 -12.6558 1 1 1 96.69 157 3hrs Masieka, Moyamba junction Y A Hard to reach during rains 2 12 Kambia Gbiledixin Gbalamuya CHC 9.2170 -12.9193 1 1 1 89.99 185 4hrs Masieka, Kambia Highway G 3 14 Moyamba Kargboro Shenge CHC 7.9114 -12.9540 2 1 2 68.33 180 4hrs Masieka, Moyamba junction A Bad during the rains 4 18 Port Loko Sanda Magbolonthor Sendugu CHC 9.0692 -12.6306 1 1 1 93.13 161 3hrs Makeni, Kambia Highway A 5 22 Kambia Samu Kychom CHC 8.9283 -13.1437 3 1 3 51.09 212 4hrs Masiaka-Kambia Highway A Bad during the rains 6 25 Port Loko Buya Romende Kamasondo CHC 8.8622 -12.5127 2 1 2 90.56 140 3hrs Makeni, Kambia Highway A 7 28 Kambia Tonko Limba Kamasasa CHC 9.3948 -12.5455 2 1 2 127.38 236 4hrs Masiaka-Kambia Highway A 8 35 Moyamba Kongbora Bauya CHC 8.1880 -12.5732 2 1 2 163.58 216 5hrs Masieka, Moyamba junction A Bad during the rains 9 36 Moyamba Bagruwa Sembehun CHC 7.9405 -12.5420 3 1 3 182.43 262 4hrs Masieka, Tiama Highway A Bad during the rains 10 37 Port Loko Kaffu Bullom Conakry Dee CHC 8.6978 -13.2377 3 1 3 24.01 39 2hrs Port Loko, Lungi Airport Road G 11 59 Port Loko Loko Masama Petifu CHC 8.6953 -13.1079 2 1 2 93.75 149 3hrs Lunsar, Port Loko Highway G Good 12 60 Kambia Masungbala Baimoi Munu 9.0920 -12.7500 2 1 2 87.4 128 3hrs Makeni, Kabala Highway A Average both seasons 13 68 Moyamba Ribbi Bradford CHC 8.2953 -12.7463 3 1 3 56.67 77.9 2hrs Masieka, Moyamba junction A 14 97 Port Loko TMS Malekuray CHC 8.8022 -12.6397 2 1 2 74.95 130 3hrs Masieka, Kambia Highway G 15 98 Moyamba Lower Banta Gbangbatoke CHC 8.0006 -12.4810 3 1 3 96.97 139 3hrs Masika, Moyamba Junction A 16 5 Bombali Sella Limba Kathantha Yimboi CHC 9.5458 -12.1704 1 1 1 166.74 233 5hrs Makeni, Kamakwie Highway Y A 17 7 Bombali Libeisaygahun Batkanu CHC 9.0754 -12.4157 1 1 1 112.99 147 4hrs Lunsar, makoth Junction B 18 8 Bombali Magbaimba Ndowahun Kagbere CHC 9.2203 -12.1403 1 1 1 146.95 233 4hrs Makeni, Kamakwie Highway G 19 27 Bombali Gbanti Kamaranka Kamaranka CHC 9.2976 -12.2062 1 1 1 143.29 195 4hrs Makeni, Kamakwie Highway A 20 31 Tonkolili Malal Mara Mara CHC 8.6629 -12.2456 2 1 2 110.89 183 4hrs Makeni, Magburaka Highway A 21 32 Port Loko Masimera Masimera CHC 8.6444 -12.4498 2 1 2 87.98 130 3hrs Masieka, Kambia Highway A 22 42 Bombali Bombali Shebora Rokonta CHC 8.7466 -12.0492 1 1 1 134.15 203 4hrs Makeni, Makambo Highway G 23 43 Tonkolili Kholifa Mabang Mabang CHC 8.5671 -12.1734 1 1 1 117.48 162 3hrs Makeni, Magburaka Highway A 24 46 Bombali Tambaka Fintonia CHC 9.6729 -12.2259 2 1 2 173.28 246 5hrs Makeni, Kamakwie Highway Y A Hard to reach during rains 25 55 Koinadugu Dembelia Sinkunia Sinkunia CHC 9.8607 -11.4308 3 1 3 251.4 345 5hrs Makeni, Kabala Highway A Average both seasons 26 65 Koinadugu Folosaba Dembelia Musaia CHC 9.7551 -11.5702 2 1 2 231.68 325 6hrs Makeni, Kabala Highway A 27 69 Koinadugu Wara Wara Bafordia Bafodia CHC 9.6841 -11.7317 3 1 3 95.6 140 3hrs Masieka, Port Loko Highway B Average both seasons 28 6 Kono Lei Kombayendeh CHC 8.7867 -10.7082 2 1 2 279.73 381 6hrs Makeni, Kono Highway B 29 17 Kono Gbane Kandor Kaodu CHC 8.6151 -10.5829 1 1 1 292.16 448 8hrs Makeni, Kono Highway B 30 29 Kailahun Yawei Bandajuma CHC 8.3099 -10.8483 2 1 2 264.17 368 9hrs Masieka, Kenema, Mano Junction B 31 48 Kono Sandor Kayima CHC 8.8905 -11.1599 3 1 3 232.13 376 6hrs Masieka, Kono Highway A 32 50 Kailahun Kissi Kama Dia CHC 8.3847 -10.4092 2 1 2 308.29 444 8hrs Masieka, Kailahun Highway A 33 56 Kono Gbane Gandorhun CHC 8.4366 -10.8666 3 1 3 260 360 6hrs Makeni, Kono Highway B Average both seasons 34 70 Kono Soa Kainkordu CHC 8.6172 -10.7208 2 1 2 276.54 377 7hrs Makeni, Kono Highway B 35 80 Kono Fiama Jagwema CHC 8.6278 -10.8233 2 1 2 265.86 364 6hrs Masieka, Yonibana Highway 36 87 Koinadugu Niene Yiffin CHC 9.1229 -11.2696 3 1 3 227.29 315 6hrs Makeni, Kabala Highway B 37 94 Kailahun Penguia Sanduru CHC 8.3950 -10.7068 3 1 3 278.57 412 7hrs Yonibana, Bo-Kenema Highway 38 95 Kono Kamara Tombodu CHC 8.7020 -11.0120 3 1 3 245.42 353 6hrs Yonibana Highway 39 2 Moyamba Upper Banta Mokelleh CHC 7.7169 -12.1644 1 1 1 144.6 267 5hrs Masieka, Moyamba junction Y A Hard to reach during rains 40 11 Pujehun Mano Sakrim Mano Gbongeima CHC 7.1551 -11.7556 1 1 1 217.74 384 7hrs Yonibana Highway Y A Hard to reach during rains 41 13 Bonthe Bum Madina CHC 7.4639 -11.9488 2 1 2 180.4 402 7hrs Lunsar-Makeni Highway A Bad during the rains 42 20 Moyamba Kowa Njama CHC 8.0824 -11.9417 2 1 2 148.53 219 4hrs Masieka, Tiama Highway G 43 21 Bo Bumpe Ngawo Bumpeh C H C 7.8895 -11.9033 3 1 3 160 243 4hrs Masieka, Bo Highway B Bad during the rains 44 24 Bonthe Nongba Bullom Gbap CHC 7.3774 -12.2614 1 1 1 161.46 433 7hrs Masieka, Bo Highway Y A Hard to reach during rains 45 30 Moyamba Dasse Mano Dasse CHC 8.0406 -12.0890 2 1 2 133.25 210 4hrs Masieka, Tiama Highway A 46 33 Pujehun Pejewa Futa Pejeh CHC 7.5611 -11.5741 1 1 1 207.41 300 5hrs Masieka, Bo Highway A 47 34 Moyamba Kamajei Senehun CHC 8.1698 -11.9486 2 1 2 145.07 204 4hrs Masieka, Tiama Highway G 48 44 Moyamba Kaiyamba Kangahun CHC 8.0832 -12.2864 3 1 3 112.05 143 3hrs Masieka, Moyamba junction A Bad during the rains 49 53 Pujehun Sowa Bandajuma Sowa CHC 7.5723 -11.6520 2 1 2 200.7 288 5hrs Masieka, Bo Highway G 50 75 Bonthe Sogbini Tihun CHC 7.5662 -12.0896 2 1 2 160.61 287 5hrs Masieka, Bo Highway B YELLOW = 4 unconfirmed sites Good, Average, Bad.
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