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AFGHANISTAN Baghlan Province AFGHANISTAN Baghlan Province District Atlas April 2014 Disclaimers: The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. http://afg.humanitarianresponse.info [email protected] Badakhshan Province: Baharak District Reference Map 70°50'0"E 71°0'0"E Legend ! Dasht Pang ^! Capital ! Zebskha !! Aryan ! Provincial Center (3) ! ! District Center ! War Nail  ! Village Ghawiyla 2 ! Aryan Administrative Boundaries (2) ! International Arghanjkhwa Aryan (1) Province District ! ! Gumab Qasab ! Dara Distirict Shewa Transportation Takhsab ! Primary Road Secondary Road Other Road o Airport Shuhada p Airfield District River/Stream River/Lake 6" Hospital Payen 5Æ Other health facilities ! Dahi Shahr Zar Bala 2 Schools Dewi Ha ! ! 2  Badakhshan ! 2 Dahi Pejuj Wakhsher ! Province Chashma ! Baykan Min Do Lab ! Moghaib ! Dara ! Payjoj ! ! Paijoj Dewana Ha Bala ! ! ! Yaghan Date Printed: 01 April 2014 03:44 PM ! ! Kalantaran ! Qurmoragh Maghayeb Maiyan 2 Dewana Bikan ! ! ! Yaryam Partaw ! ! ! Four ! Dah Sarangan ! 5Æ Data Source(s): AGCHO, CSO, AIMS, MISTI ! Mataspan Ghazakan ! ! Gowi Bar Maragh ! Mahmodan Schools - Ministry of Education Zar Sakh ! ! Wanech ! Ghoz ! Dara Nawk Ofrage ! ° Kani Health Facilities - Ministry of Health 2 Baharak Sar Tal Miana Ofrage Ganda Fata Korkho ! ! Masteng ! ! Chashma ! ! Afrej Bala ! District ! Ofrage Khair Ziwarenj Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS-84 Dar Sar-i-hawdz ! ! ! Payan Khan Abad ! Kol ! ! Dasht Shash ! Qoul Zebranj Wajenj Ha ! Ghzmargh 0 5 km Dasht ! Sakha Farhad Poul Dasht Baharak Payan Zar ! Farhad ! Chapchi Baharak (1) Sar Malang Ab ! ! ! Shakh Marghuzar ! Shahr ! ! Masjed ! Markaz ! Charam ! 2 ! Sar Tal Kalan  Do Qol ! ! Rababe Madrasa " Woluswaly 2 Karan ! 6 ! Pastira Disclaimers: ! Rababe ! ! Chapchi 2 2 ! Diya Yaste The designations employed and the presentation of material Do Abgir Do Abgi Â! ! ! ! Maghzdar 2 Shahr-i-kona Rah ! ! on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion 37°0'0"N 37°0'0"N Kohi Daraz whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Pata ! Do Ab Gozar ! Khuja Qiamuddin Koh Daraz Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, ! ! Koh Daraz city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation Qala Bala Chichi Payen ! Hatem ! of its frontiers or boundaries. Ardar Mazar ! 2 Bigi Payan 2 ! Hatam Baik Rabat Gozar Afghani & ! ! 2 ! Chapche Doc Name: 2 ! Badakhshi Chapchi ! Yardar Baharak_District Dashti Yardar Sar Poul  Firakh 2 ! Yardar _reference_map_dd_20140401_A3_Landscape 2 ! Hatam Hatam Ardar Dasht ! Big ! Begi Chapak Feedback: [email protected] ! ! Sark Ali Faragh ! Yardar ! Mughulha Website: http://afg.humanitarianresponse.info Now Abad ! Wushkan ! ! Bala Zeri Poshestan Yazaghcha ! ! ! ! Shahran Dashtak Zir-i-dashtak Qala ! Pass ! Aweshkan Bagh (1) (2) ! CHINA Khash 2 Ishtakan UZBEKISTAN TAJIKISTAN Dashtak ! Khosh ! Ab Kharah ! District ! Sar Howz ! Daryo ! TURKMENISTAN Chashm ! Khaisrow Jorm ! Wakhail Shafchan ! District Song ! 2 Wakhial JAMMU Bala Kabud Hashim Kabul AND Warduj Khan ^! KASHMIR  ! 2 District ! Â! 2Dahi Aronj ! Now Payen PAKISTAN ! ! Dah Now Ali Bala Moghul Bagh Zaghan Farghamenej ! INDIA 70°50'0"E 71°0'0"E 200 km Baghlan Province: Andarab District Reference Map 69°0'0"E 69°10'0"E 69°20'0"E Dollana ! ! Kordak Ibrahim Tabaq ! Gada Madar Awolad Tari !  ! Hassan 2 Khowja Senjetak ! Hulya ! Seya ! Nahrin Raig District Khwajahejran District Masan ! 35°50'0"N Masjed 35°50'0"N Qala Doshi ! Dahi Bala District Dahi Bala Bagh Nazar Kunda ! Khazena Bagh Nazar Dara Paich ! Borhan ! Now Abad Dahi Payen ! Shahsan ! Bagh Nazar ! Chamatala Mourghi Galas ! !2 Chayla 2 2 ! Alisha Dara ! ! ! 5Æ ! Dahi Now Shahsan Hulya Shair Kashghari  ! Dahi Now Qoulak Sar ! 2 ! Paitow Qajghari Shahsan Dara ! ! Kunda ! Mir Bai Qala Tal Mir ! Badak ! Markaz Ghazi ! 2 Poshaye ! Haji  Khail 2 ! Dehsalah ! Khar Poshta Khoja District ! Char Waqat ! Kark Qala Dahi Raisan Sakah ! Kamar ! ! Cha Miran ! Gadaly ! ! Kar Gard  ! Poul Aspeaj Qala Ta ! ! 2 Kafar Shakhas ! Paya Bala Kata Dayzak Agreya !  ! ! Aspeaj  Paich Sarah ! ! Dahi 2 2 ! Sang ! ! Payen ! ! Bala ! Kamayakh Qal'a  Alo Kak 2Â! 2 Dahi Zak ! Dasht Payan ! Gadaly 2 Lar Ahangaran ! ! Gharo Dahi Ta Dayzak ! ! Samandani Arbab Qayoum Kohaistani Ha ! 2 ! Teayajak Senjatak ! Barat ! Dahi Salah Dehsalah Ow Now !! Sar ! ! Khail Æ! 2 5Nahar 2 Haji Baz ! ! ! Dogh Abad Baqa Sayyad Bala ! ! Awolad Mohammad ! ! ! ! Khail Andarab Sayyad Payan ! ! Awlad ! Anamak ! ! ! Nazar Khail Khanaqa ! ! Mir ! Dastak District Sayyad Baghak Sufla Bagh Jabar Hazar ! Chouni ! ! !  Sayyad Khail ! 2 Now Bahaar 35°40'0"N 2 ! 35°40'0"N Arzangan ! ! Khetan ! Payen ! ! ! Nawbahar ! ! Qala Zaman ! B a g h l a n Sayid Kor Talkha Dahi 2 Amir Kan Maiyna 2 Bazar P r o v i n c e ! Charamgaran ! ! Andarab ! Bano  Kaftar Yakh Lar Milata ! 2 Sar ! ! ! Qala ! Jangal ! Baiyen Qeshlaq ! ! Do Now ! Khana 5Æ Dahi Shah Baghan Ghaz Maraq 2 Batoo ! !!  ! Kashan Abad  ! Mirwa Daragi Qeshlaq Darakhti 2 ! ! 2 Bala Bano ! ! Ronu ! Kash Dahi ! Kaj Dahi ! Kohi Ha ! ! !  Sar Poul  ! ! Maiyana Faj Gayrd Khowja Dahi 2  2 Bazar Khosh Dara ! ! ! Arazo 2 Khaj Seya Hanil ! Kaftar ! Dahi Bala ! ! Ouda ! Dara Qalat ! ! Kashan Abad Dahi Qazeyan ! Khana Now Dahi Zangar Qach ! Choub Bala Kohja Poush ! ! Qach Dahi Dahi Qalat Qoul Faj Bala Kashan Abad Mazhgan ! Mazar Bolandi Makhak Abad Kaftar Khana ! Qala Now Dahan Qalat ! Pashi  ! Dalkak ! ! Pouch 2 Dara Sai ! Qach ! Bajga 2 ! Jangalak ! Qoul Daildar 5Æ ! ! ! ! Dara Payan Kashan ! ! Chaman Dasht Naseli ! Pouch Doab ! Morgha Qalat Sorkh Sayad Qoul Arozo Amrout Bajga Kapa ! Astarcha Jangale ! ! Maiyana Yakawlang 2 Mali ! 2 Khani Dahi ! ! Jangalak Kaj Dara Laghak Toghan ! ! ! Khar Baid Kashan Dara Dahana Mazar ! Gholras  ! 2 ! Masjed Telya Laghak Dar Gak Qulba ! ! Lakhak Damkar Dasht ! Mazar 2 ! Sangan ! Khoshkak ! 2 Pul-e-Hesar Maghzarang Gardana-i Khenjan ! District Ghunj Hazara ! Jowi Sar 35°30'0"N District ! Qala 35°30'0"N Takhta Sang ! ! ! Bajgah(kuhna 2 Khangi  Dih) ! 2 !  Kohnna Dahi ! Malakhan 2 Chaharmaghzzar ! Char Gor ! Maghzar ! Sokhta Farashtagan ! ! Doshakh Bazarak District Aluchakham P a r w a n ! Salang Shutul P a n j s h e r P r o v i n c e District District P r o v i n c e Rukha District 69°0'0"E 69°10'0"E 69°20'0"E Legend Date Printed: 01 April 2014 10:59 AM UZBEKISTAN CHINA ^! Capital o Airport Data Source(s): AGCHO, CSO, AIMS, MISTI TAJIKISTAN Schools - Ministry of Education !! Provincial Center TURKMENISTAN p Airfield ° Health Facilities - Ministry of Health ! District Center River/Stream Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS-84 ! Village JAMMU AND River/Lake 0 5 10 15 km KASHMIR Administrative Boundaries " Hospital 6 Kabul International Disclaimers: ^! 5Æ Other health facilities The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map Province 2 Schools do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Distirict Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the Transportation delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. PAKISTAN Primary Road Doc Name: Andarab_District_reference_map_dd_20140401_A3 Secondary Road Other Road Feedback: [email protected] INDIA Website: http://afg.humanitarianresponse.info/ 200 km Baghlan Province: Baghlan-e-Jadid District Reference Map 68°10'0"E 68°20'0"E 68°30'0"E 68°40'0"E 68°50'0"E 69°0'0"E  ! 2 ! ! ! p ! ! Jarguzar ! Nowyan 2 Mulla ! Legend Qala-e-Zal ! Talguzar ! Â! ! 2 ! ! Loqman Laghmani-zard Khmar Rasul Khayr  ! !  2 Qara Khani Arbab Guludin ! 2 District ! ! Kunduz Zard-kamar Abad 2 2 Naqel ! ^! Capital ! Gerdan ! ! Ambar-tepa ! Gulbagh ! Kandahari Kalay District Eshan-toop  Haji-abdul-rahman ! ! Jowi-hulya !! Provincial Center Khulm 2 ! ! ! Naqel-omar-khail !  ! 2 Gardan Char Shahid Omar-khail (1) 2 ! District ! Â! ! Takchah ! 2 ! Aka-khail District Center Chardarah ! ! Mehrabuddin Shakh-tepa 2 Qasab (2) Fathullah ! ! Kunduz ! ! ! ! Village District ! ! Æ ! 5 ! Dibjar Musa Æ! ! Now Abad-haikal ! 5! !Abdul-wahab Za'i Province Madrasa (1) ! ! ! ! Chumchuq Jar Administrative Boundaries Â!  Now (1) ! Lalai 2  2 ! ! ! 2 Abad Musa-zaye Arz-baigi  ! International ! Qawal 2  Sabz-ali ! 2 2 Uzbek ! Qarahbator Boye-mohsin Ramazan ! Province ! ! 2 Baz ! !   ! ! 2 2 2 ! Muhammad ! ! Bakhyari Kandahari !  Distirict !2 5Æ! Khanabad Qaramqul Bakhyari Tajiki ! Arbab-jalad-shiren ! Shah Wali Kalay ! Haji-husain 2  ! District Transportation 2 Lala Maydan (3) ! Qara-batoor ! ! ! ! Aliabad Qasem-ali ! Primary Road Hoomali Kalan Dar-yousufi ! 2 ! !! Aliabad Quduq District ! ! Æ ! 5!  Secondary Road ! ! 2 36°30'0"N 36°30'0"N Shah-wazer-kalay ! Cheip Paen Berka 2 ! ! ! Layli ! Other Road ! Cheep-guzar Say Ahmad-khan ! / Cheip Bala ! Sar-tapak ! o Airport Wuch Qezel-say (2) 2! Quduq Qezel-say ! ! Jabal-kamar p Airfield Qofoul (1) ! Manqetan Qadam Payen Hazhim River/Stream ! Ibrahim-shahid Jai ! Jelowgeer ! Gaw Dara Shor ! Manqetan ! ! River/Lake Bala ! Haji Aliabad ! Moulaway Jam Bash Kamar " Hazrat-e-Sultan 2 Tash 6 Hospital Lodin Qeshlaq ! !  ! District 2 Bolak ! Baghlan Showr !Â Æ Other health facilities Moulakeyan ! Pasta Kata 2 5 ! Qadoq Moulaway Nazar Qounosh Dost Pai Dasht-i-gawhar
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