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Pdf | 406.42 Kb ! GEORGIA: Newly installed cattle water troughs in Shida Kartli region ! ! Geri ! !Tsiara Klarsi ! Klarsi Andaisi Kintsia ! ! ! Zalda RUSSIAN FEDERATION ! !Mipareti Maraleti Sveri ! I ! Tskaltsminda ! Sheleuri ! Saboloke V ! H Gvria K ! A AG Marmazeti Eltura I M Didkhevi ! ! L Kemerti ! O ! A SA Didkhevi V ! Ortevi R L ! A E Kekhvi Tliakana T Black Sea T'bilisi ! Dzartsemi ! Guchmasta A T ! ! Marmazeti Khoshuri ! ! ! P ! Beloti F ! Tsilori Satskheneti Atsriskhevi ! !\ R Jojiani ! ! ! O Rustavi ! Zemo Zoknari ! N Kurta Snekvi Chachinagi Dzari Zemo Monasteri ! Vaneti ! ! ! ! ! Kvemo Zoknari E Brili Mamita ! ! ! Isroliskhevi AZERBAIJAN !Kvemo Monasteri ! !Brili Zemo Tsorbisi !Zemo Kornisi ! ARMENIA ! Mebrune Zemo Achabeti Kornisi ! ! ! ! Snekvi ! Zemo Dodoti Dampaleti Zemo SarabukiKokhat!i ! Tsorbisi ! ! ! ! TURKEY ! Charebi ! Akhalisa Vakhtana ! Kheiti Benderi ! ! Kverneti ! ! Zemo Vilda P! atara TsikhiataBekmeri Kvemo Dodoti ! NA ! ! ! ! Satakhari REB ULA ! Bekmari Zemo Ambreti Kverne!ti ! Sabatsminda Kvemo Vilda Didi Tsikhiata! ! ! Dmenisi ! ! Kvasatali!Grubela Grubela ! ! ! ! Eredvi ! !Lisa Tormanauli ! ! Ksuisi Legend Khodabula ! Zemo Ambreti ! ! ! ! Berula !Zardiantkari Kusireti ! ! Chaliasubani Malda Tibilaani Arkinareti ! Elevation ! ! Argvitsi ! Teregvani ! Galaunta ! Khelchua ! Zemo Prisi ! ! ! Pirsi Kvemo Nanadakevi Tbeti ! Disevi ! ! ! ! Water trough location m ! ! Zemo Mokhisi ! ! ! Kroza Tbeti Arbo ! !Akhalsheni Arkneti ! Tamarasheni ! ! Mereti ! Sadjvare ! ! ! K ! Khodi Beridjvari Koshka ! -27 - 0 Chrdileti Tskhinvali ! ! Gverteti ! Zemo Kere Shua Mokhisi Nedlati Kordi ! ! ! ! ! Chimasi ! Town/Village 0 - 500 ! Khetagurovo Gudjabauri Ditsi ! Zemo Korkula Kvemo Mokhis!iKvemo Bikari Khundisubani ! ! ! ! ! ! Nuli Alibari ! ! Zemo Goreti ! Sh!ua Samtskaro Zemo Bikari Main Road Zemo Kere ! 500 - 1,000 Ergneti ! ! Karbi ! Kvemo Goreti Tigva Niqozi ! ! ! Kvemo Samtskaro ! Iverti Znauri ! Nog-Kau ! Railway ! ! !Avnevi Kvemo Korkula! ! Shindara Kvemo Niqozi 1,000 - 1,500 ! ! Murgisi ! !Prinevi Pantnauri ! Tergvisi Kere Zemo Otrev!i NabakeviSunisi ! ! Beiti Non-seasonal river ! Zemo Khviti ! 1,500 - 2,000 ! Megvrekisi Kvemo Klivana ! Isakkau Didmukha ! K Karchiti ! ! ! Skhliti ! ! Andoreti ! ! ! Akhsapgina Lakes 2,000 - 2,500 Brotsleti Tirdznisi ! Valita ! ! Zemo Okona ! ! Chobaruli ! Plavi Zemo Dvani! K Jvareti Telagina Kvemo Okona ! ! ! ! Badaani Kvemo Khviti K Plavismani Kvemo Ikorta ! South Ossetia boundary 2,500 - 3,000 ! Veleebi ! ! ! Korugi ! Chkharauli ! Dvani Tkviavi ! Didi Gromi District boundary ! ! ! Sakvireti 3,000 - 4,000 ! Knolevi Tsnelisi Pkhvenisi ! ! ! ! !Atotsi !Artcevi ! Goiata Khabelaani ! 4,000 - 5,000 ! Kveshi ! ! Bagiani ! Adzvi Marana Adzvistav!i ! Dzvileti Gvirgvina ! Avlevi ! Akhalubani ! 5,000 and above ! Jariasheni ! Takhtisdziri Kelktseuli Kvemo Artsevi ! Gobozaani ! ! Shindisi ! ! ! ! Kvemo Ikorta ! Bredza D ! ! ! Kitsnisi Medjudispiri ! Mejvrikhevi Zemo Kvatetri ! Tseronisi ! I ! ! D Shertuli Shua Kvatetri ! ! K “Emergency supply of animal feed to conflict affec- ! Dirbi I !Lashe ! L ! I ! A Satemo Kirbali ted small-scale farming households and support to Dzevera ! !Akhrisi Tamarasheni ! Dzvelijvari K ! K the Agriculture Sector and Food Security Cluster Gogeti H Zerti K ! Tsitsagiantkari ! V ! coordination in Georgia” (OSRO/GEO/802/USA) Meprinv. Fabrika Abisi I ! ! ! ! A Berusheti The project funded by the United States Agency for !Sakasheti Varianis Meurneoba ! D International Development (USAID) and implement- U K ! Bretis Meurneoba J Breti ! ed by FAO aims to protect livelihoods of vulnerable Ptsa ! G O R II D II S T R II CE T Zemo Sobisi Kvarkheti ! M ! livestock holders in conflict-affected area and provi- ! K Variani Kvemo Sobisi K A R E L II D IITsvSeri T R II C T Sasireti ! ! ! des technical assistance and coordination support to Berdzenauli ! ! Zemo Sh!akshaketi ! Didi Garejvari K ! ensure that the affected population accrues greater ! Kvemo Shakshaketi Arad! eti Karaleti ! ! Arashenda ! Didi Khurvaleti benefits from all related rural households food security ! Tortiza Mokhisi ! K intervention. ! Kheltubani ! Zegduleti 127 conflict affected villages ULAKvenatkoca Akhaldaba ! ! M ! Doglauri ! 18 244 beneficiaries RA ! Kvemo Akhalsofeli SU ! K Patara Khurvaleti Agara RI 4 240 MT of concentrated animal feed distributed ! A TO ! V Ruisi Rekha R Tsitelubani K ! ! TLA 46 905 cattle treated for endoparasites T Bebnisi M ! K 35 water troughs installed in 17 villages Akhalsheni ! Tedotsminda ! ! ! Kareli Sveneti ! ! Shavshvebi Samtsevrisi ! Map Name: ! Urbnisi K ! K Otarasheni Berbuki K ! Akhalsopeli Tatanaantubani ! ! ! ! Natsreti FAO_georgia_shida kartli_water troughs_v1_200709 Kekhijvari Kvemo Khvedurei Creation Date: 29 Jul 2009 A ! ! K M Projection/Datum: A NK Skra WGS84 Kvemo Leteti U ! Z ! Web Resources: Sanebeli Tiniskh! idi http://http://www.fao.org/emergencies/ Sukiti Kudatke D ! ! ! ! ! ! country_information/list/europe/georgia/en/ ! ! Apnisi Zemo Khvedureti ! Vedreba Kldu ! Kvenaplavi Rieti Nadarbazevi Nominal Scale at A4 paper size: ! Oqrosofeli ! ! Zemo Leteti ! ! !! 1:278,284 ! Patara GorijvariDidi Gorijvari ! Gvlevi ! ! Krobani Gombori K Kintsvisi ! ! ! Chandrebi Gori 0 3 6 12 ! ! Zguderi ! Koshkebi ! Uplistsikhe S!uqanaantubani Velebi Kheoba Khidistavi ! ! ! Kilometers Tsitelsopeli Kvakhvreli ! Bnavisi ! ! Tsedisi Ortubani ! Map data source(s): ! Zemo Ksovrisi ! FAO Georgia Me! kheti ! Dzadzvis Monasteri ! Trekhvi ! Olozi Jebiri Disclaimers: Artsevi Imerkhevi ! ! ! ! Batiuri ! Gardateni A The designations employed and the presentation of Kldistavi ! L ! ! Tkemala ! A! Gvarebi Ateni EV A ! R N E material on this map do not imply the expression of any T A A T Degeula M opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the Bani ! ! H United Nations concerning the legal status of any ! K Didi Ateni E country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or ! H K concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. ! Velitskhe ! ! ! ! ! ! !.
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