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Région De Diffa Niger - Région de Diffa Pour usage humanitaire uniquement Cartographie des zones de déplacement et d’origine des personnes déplacées internes (PDI)- mars 2017 Date de production : 7 Mars 2017 Zones de déplacement Zones d'origines Quartier Kanoumbri: Blagana Gadira_Gana Zinder Quartier Dileram: Abadam, Boulayi Quartier Cameroun: Gadira Gana, Gamgara1, Gamgara2, Gogone Lallewa Kerea, Lambael Laberia N' Guigmi T Klakoumana: ngoria c N'Gourti h )")")" a N'Gourti Adjiri: Yebi, Kindjandi, Kaballam, Kangarwa )" d Kangarwa-gana, Layaran, Jitima, Tchoukoudjani Ngueil Bely Kabalewa: Barwa, Bosso, Arikouri Kindjandi: Abadam, Barwa Blatoungour, Gadira Gana Tchoukoudjani, Rillé, dagaya Gamgara1, Gamgara2, Karamga Tchad )" Kanama, Liberia N' Guigmi Ngoria Ngueil Bely *# Kilboa Djaballam: Kilboua1 et 2; Djaballam Kabelawa )" Mada (Maday) Kangouri: Kangouri, Bagara, Boulama *# Foulatari Layaran Bosso *# Laberia Garin Wazam: Bouji, Boula Ari Soue Kabelawa *# Fedega, Waou,Tchassa Koura, Boui Gadira Gana Djabalam, Farenssa, Garin Wazam I Ngagam: Barwa )" Ari Koukouri *# Garin Wazam II , Ganarana, Bosso, Yebi *# Lallewa_Kerea Goudoumaria )" Toumour, Abadam Foulatari Barwa Boula_Ari_Soue )" Tchoukoudjani *# Blatoungour Toumour *# *# Lambael *# Bosso Boulatoungour_Djabala_Baloua *#*#*# *# Assaga : Assaga Koura, Elh Mainari: Illawaro Damalaram(Douni) Gamgara 2 *# Yebi Maïné-Soroa Assaga Gana, Argou I, Argou II )" Alla dalamaram, Alla déwa, Alla Fougouri Gamgara 1 Bosso Gueskerou Toumour *# Karamga Déwa I, Déwa II, Karguéri I, Karguéri II, Déwa Fidé *# *# Blagana Dagaya *# Quartier Château: Gadira Gana, )" Toumour *# Abadam Lallewa Kerea, Lambael, Laberia, N'Goui Foulatari: Bosso )" *#*# )" Gueskerou Djaballam Gogone Boulatoungour Djabala Baloua Kilboa 1 *#*# *#*# Boulayi Chetimari )" *# *# *# Rille Gadira Gana, Gamgara1, Gamgara2 )")" Guessere: Guésséré, Yarda *#*# Diffa Boulabirine Tchassa )" Fiego Boui Bouji Boulalari: Boulari )" Maïné-Soroa Zeinam Kellouri Djalori: Fiego, Zeinam kellouri Chetimari Fedega )" Bagara *# *# Waou Djambourou: Gadori, Tam, Toumour Diffa *# Kilboa 2 )" )" Iguir-Ari-Afounori Tourba Assaga )" " Cheffouri *# )" )") Quartier Sabon Carré: Loumbouram,Tourba, Bagara *# )" )" )" Malam-Kellouri *# Loumbouram Guidan Kadji: Tam, Gremadi Kouble-Malam Sidi *# Logo I Logo II Boudouri: Logo1.2; Loumbouram, Zarwaram, Maya Abounga-Souleri *# *# *# *#*# Maya Tam: Tam, Gremadi, Tam-Foutari Gadori *#*#*#*# *#*# *# *#*# Zarwaram Abounga-Souleri, Kouble-Malam Sidi Kanama *# *#*# *# *# *#*# Gaidam Tchoukou Kouble-Malam Kato Maina Kaderi: Gaidam Tchoukou, Gagaji Lawan Tam-Foutari Boulari Nigeria Tam Kawiya Gadjadji Malam Zeinamiri Samari Ngourtoua Douro Kouble Igre: Cheffouri, Iguir Ari Afounori Daourodi Krikodo Sandari Sourtoumari, Malam-Kellouri Nigeria Ari-Boudoumeri Gagamari: Chetimari Issari Brine: Malam zeinamri Mourimadi: Mourimadi, Bouri Boulta, Ndaourodi, Samari, Blabrine Ngourtoua: Ngourtoua, Krikodo, Mada Sources des données: REACH Limite administrative: OCHA Frontière Internationale Route-RN1 Système de coordonnées : WGS 1984 )" Fichier : NER_Diffa_SituationDéplacement-PDI_7mars2017_A3_Fr_v2 Commune Sites d'installation ² Contact : [email protected] Echelle au A3: 1 000 000 Les informations présentées sur cette carte sont basées sur les données des origines Commune d'installation *# Sites d'origine géographiques des déplacés du Nigeria collectées par REACH courant l'année 2016. Les Kms flèches montrent les Sites d'origine et d'installation des déplacés internes du Niger. Lac Tchad 0 30.
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