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Guinea: Reference Map of Kindia Prefecture (as of 23 Fev 2015) Sangareah Koba SENEGAL MALI Boulliwel GUINEA-BISSAU Pita Dalaba GUINEA Khouré kouyé Sogolon Hafia Sintyourou Tolo Fandjeforé Garafiri Centre Doubaya Falékale Bankeli Tanene Khoniya Neriboun Hamdallaye Wala-wala Komboroya Bolonde Kaloumaya Lambadji djomiraya Hafia Boussy Garaya SIERRA LEONE Dombele Sosso Banguinet Dènkèn Séliya Hafia Koukouya Kobeleya Kounsikhori Kinfaya Fori Fori Mambia Kenende Gbéréyiré Bassia Dakhaya Yeke Tamikhouré Ningueti Doubhe Tola Djélikolon Kollet Bony Fofomere Dombele Foula Kounfoun Sognessa Falade Sansandji Sambaya Kholet Kossade Sosso Khoudjeagbe Yenguissa Kèbaly Yéliya Tatè Dourama Campement Kounkoure Khoriya Koitode LIBERIA Sewaya Fodeya Sangareya Karde Yalambaya Tanene Khabouya Bambaya Kondéguéya Koba Bodoya Fommede Madina Kamissaya1 Khagnan Tanene Fonfo Dembaya Kolente Kamissaya2 Ferogbeya Yenguissa Dar Salam Gueme Bounyi Yangouya Balemakha Djimmi Koufagbe Bouramaya Foula Bagueya Sayonya Kolakhoure Kankan Gokiya Khoriya Tanene Khalifandje Soriya Simbaya Sangoudiya Saala Madina Hafia Mamou Tondon Sambolon Lambal Kouboun Kossa Gnolo Nianka Lougan Fria Khalema Simbon Guiyafary Houroubhe Dogoton Kansa Galy Doubaya Kansabailadji Boukha Lambanyi Kondeta Kouyan Gaali Guèmèdi Gaaly Tanene Tombo Woronya Khabia Donto Foly Bilankon1 Sankara Tambaya Bingal Hafia Popody Ley Fello Botowi Malongandé Foye Fode Fodeya Site Farenya Obekhoure Maneyah Kondébounyi Madina Djibiya Kolibara Wareabhe Gbelima Yebekhi Bombo Lanfily Meliya Guemetoude Doulara Bandoya Simme Foula Kouly Kounda Ballaya Centre Tyewere Bayagui Siminiya Longui2 Fello Tiga Tanene Tefouya Nonki KAMBA CENTRE Momoya Mordia Bangouya Hafia Ley Yani Yonton Nafaya Dabaya Filitagui Yolaya Mourke Tekoure Balia Longori Koundende Soriya Dominya Sanda Centre Maniya Lontonta Kantire Banire Simbaly Bingaly Katiballiya Koundouma Wolissode Dakhagbe Donghol Galifare Karaban Kareya Kabèlè ya Missira Centre Bandegueya Kondéta Ecole Khatia Foula Katiakhory Kouledy Bady Wosso Hore Bowal Hafia Koneya Khorte Labe Fory Fory Hafia Hamdallaye Kounkouré Soyah District Capital Bobiya Satiya Koulikhoure Masonya Yonkaya Centre Yagouya Tonota Kotyrou Kontebounyi Dodo Kalema Kandiaya Filitagui Yaria 1 Yaria 2 Timba Sosso Kambanya Barssia Collège Sokia 2 Takhory Galle Kounsigbe Guemeta Belima Sub District Capital Kontebounyi 1 Yebekhi Galleya Kandaya Khabouya Petebhale Nieyakhame Mofoton Dotokhoure Nouhaya Felegueya Khori Balagorode Mofoton Alpha Fodeya Denden Safa Khoni Khoure Fory Kolon Yémouna Siminiya Centre 2 Souraya Kouradjindji Locality Tintifa Sanfa Dogne Kebe Fougue Botokhou Kakele Komben Kondiya Yémouna Woulounpouta Nguidebe Missira Bansiri Kambia Tanéné(Tofanfily) Condeta Centre Ghanaya Dounkire Wondeya Baminaya Kandaya Madina Hore Wendou Djataya Doukou Hoggoe Balaya Mekin Koumbéya Sinthiourou Kereba Latara Kondekhoure Saidouya Aikoun Dembaya Foulawa Popoko Maninkaya Hafia Kolakhouré Gniguiri Yeguiah Yanguiya Toly Ton Forma Bousse Kabé Fodéya Khabirakha Tale Gbofo Hafia Sité Dokhoya Fokoun Timboye Gogotouni Bilide Hollande Region boundaries Balikounsi Balakouyeya Khagne Yangueya Kègna Bowoun Konkon Yessa Betekhoure Kimbely Kondeka Marenya Kalema Tolyn Yatiwouly Yenguelen Goumba Kalia Baba Gouliya Missira Mansaya Kebouya Kanssigui Gbilin Gbilin Tolomi Nimaire Touguikhoure Wondekobe Kome Déndély Labé Waka Koloto Souguéta Mèrèma Saroudia District boundaries Falessade Dantiliya Khabiya Khoneya Foulah Firiyiré Yagba Wossou Conte Modouya Gnanka Sosso Gnambaly Nafaya Balaya Sandya Marenya Abattoire Faloulaye Bendougou Konia Fenka Fadougou Donta Commandanya Souroun Yebekhi Fereya Guereme Sub District boundaries Sangoya Hoggoe Dambata Somaya Betiye Bowal Fotomgbé Hafia Saidouya Foulaya Salifakha Ganya Fommede Taban Tyewere Yataya Kabaya Yabandi Missira Beleya Melikhoure Teti Yoko Farenta Mamoudouya Souride Sefouma Boulandeya Tolomalo Fandjeta Kamba Tamissoya Boussoura Yameya Sanaya Douze Kolente Tanènè Khonèya Hafia Touguikeren Fenka Wali Kalegbe Samaya Sereya Tassen Balaya Talabe KindiaGalle Fofota Khatia Mala Yeminde Main roads Kokossor Yanfou Hoggue Bofokholi Kantare Tassèn Boni Yagbely Magasin Tafori Boragbé Bambaya Silmanya Tanene Melidakha Mofoton Timba Baroure Tafougue Kouyeya Moriya Deloya Kandeya Kassimbon Labif Gbilin Gbilin Kanty FISSA Kilimanya Tangama Yali Sakona Secondary roads Hoggoe Kabeka GANGAN GARE Gbessen Kambi Salounkhory Fossikhoure Dakhadi Kenede Fodeya Yatia Khori Centre Bora Dorneya Amaraya Sannakha YEOLE Tonokhoure Poreya Yeguelen WOLIA CENTRE Seinta Madina Bonton SAFERE CENTRE Alkhaliya Khabouya Kanty Kalema Wondy Cauchery Souraya Missira Centre Kobakha Sosso Tymme Yebeghi Rivers Ninty Fanaya Danmakania Nanaya Tamiguiya Mangadiya Bambaya Fanaya Bilide Tamiya Siraforé Ganya Samaya Laminayah Kanty Sosso Bassi Yaya Doreya Tassen Falandjan Fofo Bilide Kassia Famaya Gore Walanyi Yolaya Dougoufala HAUT SIMBARAYA CENTRE Bokoma Minaya Tambama Tanfily Baminaya Madina saloum Dar-Es-Salam Fanye Sarankabaya Fossikha Solaré Khouredi Doubaya Samou Watiya Mairiya Sabouya Sitaya Almamiya Bingaly Kolofon Kinfaya Croyah Kassa Takou Masiya Moriah DAR SALAM CENTRE Sangoyah Samaya Kebeya Kofo Boundali Yemouna Kilanssy Koumban Wondy Madanya Tedara Tanene Fikhe Morlimouya Bombiya Gbereya Dambata Yaya Santa Negueya Lombory Tètè Cite Barrage Kalle Gore Tamaya Gore Latara Tanene Tanènè Foume Fita Tanene Kaleya Sabouya Kourouba Bilide Kagnekha Lombol Fereya Sery Bonfi Doubaya Kebegueya Fougué Féréya Bokaria Beleboum Madina Friguiagbé Sory District (Préfectures) Tanka Molota 2 Almamiya Donya Bamin Khoure Kalegbe Binton I Balanfo Kounkouide Tanene Koundjeagbe Barrage Kady Soria Koulé Kenende Yeliya Kofilaya Dar Salam Kagbelen Kankouya Khabouya Bali Wondi Missira Koba Wawa Molota Sassy Kounty Massaya Madina Oula Gnègnèya Melita Fandje Sefan Kansema Bilide Souride Khabouya Khonia Firifiri Sigore Maboya Dokoto Gbelima Sintyiourou Touguikhouré N Mataya Kondekhoure ALMAMYA Corrérah Kalekhoure Nyika Tolin Foera Tinka Guémeyiré Bakilo Hoggoe Heremakono Tafory Tanene Coyah Yabandi Toumaniya Bilide Sayonya COMMANDAYA Cité Guinéenne Malassi Yagouya Baralande Bagui Fanyi Falandian Kenende Mamou Gbereyire Saraya Foko Weni Tamima Bounda Kaledi Montkiry Kolba Dixinn Kenende Yeleya Tabily Gare Linbékhouré Fanye Patheya Kelessi BADE KANTY CENTRE Khobèdi Fikhe Balisso Tayire Santa Woleya Dubréka Songota Tamidi Koba Diguitily Kourouya Falessadé Firikhoure Tenkifili Fentenkhoure Labota Mambia Yembering Gouloudi Kombodi Kombo Tabily Dembaya Gnenken Kalikhoure Senyenta kankekhouré Tomboma Daoudaya Yombo Labo Santayire Yaworeya Tinkon Gbéréyiré Kenendé Tambikhouré Kalako Forécariah Dubreka Gboko BAMBAYA CENTRE Dandanyakhory Limoya Gobite Dokokhoure Salakhi Hafia Guèmèbo Hoggoé Soukou Felayire Sangoyah Simbaradi Serouba Kouriah FOMAH CENTRE Yembéta Kalema Souguelali Kamboe Fodeya Kolima Lasoriya Fentenkhouré Sambakolon Seyendala Yolaré Damadouya Comera Sangoya Saleguere BEYEN BEYEN Kindia Dankaran Fofomere Doubaya Kalemata Fema Mélékhouré Fikhéma Guemebounyi Simminiadi Mambia Koundaya Mèrègbé Yembedakha Meliguiya Khourékhounyi Fofokhouré Guemetide Manéah Mélifili Sarama weni Fanyekhoure Télimélé Kaléma Khabakhouré Nabiya FOSSIKHOURE CENTRE Dar - es Slam Fodé M'Bembaya Tafory Mèrèdy Laya Fonsonya Kounyeya Coyah Kouté Sangan Gberessinde District other region Doukhounkhouré Tayiré Soory SIERRA LEONE Samaya Siraya Doundoukourou Khourkhore Kabeleya Daboya Gouboun Wonkifong Wossoudi Neighbor countries Méyènkhouré Yembéta Fonkon Kouboukhouré Gbéséken Sikhourou Conakry Sansanyi Simitiya Maferenya 1:750,000 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation Date : 23 Fev 2015 Sources: UNCS, UNMEER, GOVERNMENT, Institut national. de la statistique. Feedback: [email protected] www.reliefweb.int.
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