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Sierra Leone Liberia Guinea A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) Outbreak in West Africa 1 1 SENEGAL Youkounkoun Koundara 2 2 GUINEA- Mali LABE BISSAU 3 3 Gaoual BOKE Koubia Tougue Siguiri Labé Dinguiraye MALI 4 4 Pita Boke GUINEA Port Boké Télimélé Victoria Port KINDIA Dabola 5 Kouroussa 5 Port Dalaba Mandiana MAMOU Kamsar FARANAH KANKAN "L Port Kankan Mamou Fria Boffa 6 6 Faranah "E Kindia Bindi Gberia Fotombu Dubréka Dubreka Coyah Tokonou Port "E L " L " Kabala 7 L 7 " CONAKRY"EL L" ""L Kamakwie CONAKRY ""LE E ConakryL " " Port "L Forécariah NORTHERN Kérouané "EBenty Kissidougou Alikalia Port Kambia L " 8 Seidu 8 Bumbuna E Binkolo " Mambolo "L "E Port Makeni Loko Peyima Beyla "LE"E E ""E L " "E " Tefeya Magburaka Lungi Pepel Lunsar Rokupr "ESefadu Ndoyogbo Guékédou Simbakoro L Port " L"E E ""L " Freetown Pepel "LMacenta 9 Koidu 9 Port L Yele "E""E Yonibana Voinjama"E L"L Goderich"E"L NZEREKORE " L "LE"E WESTERN Barma Hastings"" Buedu E L Waterloo""EE " AREA Kailahun " E York L"E "" Panguma "L "E EASTERN Rotifunk Moyamba Yamandu Manowa E Boajibu Bunumbu " LOFA L Pendembu " Baiima Daru Mobai E " Hangha ""LE 10 Blama Jojoima 10 Mamboma Lola SIERRA SOUTHERN Biama Kenema Serabu "E Giehun Nzérékoré"E Sumbuya LEONE GBARPOLU Bonthe Yomou Bonthe Port Gandorhun Potoru Foindu Sanniquellie Sherbro L 11 " 11 Island Pujehun GRAND Port Zimmi CAPE "E MOUNT Bomi CÔTE E " "LE " D'IVOIRE Sulima Port E " BONG E 12 ""L 12 BOMI Robertsport Port MARGIBI Tapeta Clinique Kakata "EL "E"L J Mere et MONTSERRADO Enfant Bensonville J K Embassy of the United States L "L NIMBA " of America Monrovia Port "E Mission g "E 13 J Philafricaine E 13 ""L Harbel ³ F GRAND c MONRÓVIA L BASSA " Marshall Zwedru "E "E Port GRAND Buchanan "E GEDEH LIBERIA Buchanan "L Port 14 14 RIVERCESS SINOE L " Conakry Int'l Airport RIVER Cess River Port E GEE " Hôpital Donka "K"LE g CTE de l'Hôpital 15 Clinique Donka de Conakry 15 K Ambroise British Pare Greenville"L J gEmbassy Greenville J Port Ambassade de France Hôpital g Ignace GRAND MARYLAND L Redemption " Deen KHospital KRU K "E Barclayville 16 Tabou 16 Port Harper Port Harper Ebola Treatment Unit Populated Place--Estimated Population Cape Palmas Status 7-1-2015 Port ! Embassy of the E " United States of America 17 "E g J 17 "E J "E Monrovia Blue"L Shield "E Hospital Spriggs Mali Iranian Embassy g Embassy Embassy of Sweden Payne Ebola Laboratory g o Benson Spain Hospital Embassy Status 6-24-2015 Airports K Irish Roads o Duport Embassy L o 18 " KRoad 18 o WFP ETU Clinic Egypt "E L K "E " o Embassy Lungi Int'l Airport Embassy of the "L !Ã (27.3km/17.0mi via L United States Catherine ferry/water taxi and" road) Mills L of America Hospital " Other Facilities ELWA-3 K Hospital Eternal Love Type K Winning Africa "E Hospital "E "KEL K 19 19 J "E g DATA SOURCES: Emergency Hospital ³ "L Map Creation Date: 20 20 Ebola_Base_Map Regional CDC SA-GRASP (2015-July-1) E-mail: [email protected] | Web: emergency.cdc.gov/situationawareness For Internal/Official Use Only FIUO/FOUO----Sensitive But Unclassified (SBU)-NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION.
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