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AFGHANISTAN Common Operating Picture Balkh Province - Reference Map for WASH Cluster AFGHANISTAN Common Operating Picture Balkh Province - reference map for WASH cluster 66°0'0"E 66°30'0"E 67°0'0"E 67°30'0"E 68°0'0"E 68°30'0"E !CHOPAL TAPA JANGALI SALIQ BAY ! DENAR ! QARQIN (DINAR) ! QARQIN (KHAN TEPA)QARQIN (SHOR TEPA) ! ! !QARQIN (JOY SARAY) KHAN TAPA SHOR TAPA ! ! SHOR TAPA (! ! Qarqin(1) JANGAL ARUQ ! UZBEKISTAN JOWI WAKIL ! KELEFT CHOOP BASH KOK ! ! ARAGH BATOR ! ! ! YUOZ ARIGH ! ! SAR TEPA PEASH ARUGH ! Shor Tepa ! DALI KOHNA DALI (2) ! PAS AREGH ! (!! DALI (1) ! CHOR ARAGH ! BOZER ISLAM CHONGAR ! ! ARANGE DALI NOW ISLAM PANJA ! ! Qarqin ! Kham Ab Shortepa TASH GOZAR ! TAZLAQ ! TAZAH AREGH QOUNILY ! KHOJA GULSAWAR ! HAZARA TOGHI ! ! QARA JA BUZARAQ JOWI JADID ! ! ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY KALDAR (2) JAWZJAN PROVINCE QARANTOGHY! ! ! (! SHERKHAN BANDAR TAZARAQ Kaldar! ! JEYRETAN ! KANDAHARI-HAI-SHAIRKHAN BANDAR ! BARZANGI ARBAB NAJMUDINBARZANGI BORYA BAF ! ! ! TAGHIR PATA KOHNA KALDAR ! ! QARA-I-KANDAHARI KUTARMA ! Kaldar KOCHA AQAM Imam Sahib ! SAFARWALI AWAL JOWI BALJA CHAGLI ! RAIG ! ! CHAPAK KOL CHALPAK BYAZ KHAN ! BALKH PROVINCE SAYIDABAD ! ! ! SEYYEDABAD SAFAR WALI DOUM JOWI! SHAH KHAN ! KALAK SAFAR WALI AWAL NAQELIN QAL TAQ ! ! QALTAQ ! SAFAR WALI DOWUM ! CHILIKI YALDASH ! ! QARA ADIR ! CHAPAK YULDAYE JANGAL SADDIQ ! AB KULUK ! ! QARA BAK ! CHALIK YOLDASH ! ! DALY ISLAM ABAD BALJA ABDULRAHMAN TAGHAN ! !JOY URAZ ! FARUKH ABAD ! SULAIMAN QOUD CHANGHAWI! MAHJER!!AB KOLOK (JOYI GHURZ) ! ! JOWI HOWRAZ DOWLAT BAI ! Mardyan QARSHI GAK NAGHARA KHANA QULLI CHAPAK YULDAYE AFGHANIYA Dawlatabad (Balkh) ! ! ! ! ! ! SAKHSA KOL ! CHAPAK ISLAM TAWAR BAFT NEACHKA QULLI WATANIKOWINLI ! TURKMAN HAYETELY GAK ! Mangajek ! ! ! !QOUSHNALI! ! MAHJER ! HALQA KOL ZARDYAN MAHJER ! ! QOU TENLI WATANI! MANGAJEK ALLA BARN FAROOQ QALA TURKNANIYA ! ALAM LEK ! QOUD CHANGHO WATANI ! ! TAGHAN ARAQ ZADYAN WATANI ! CHAPAK ARANJE WATANI FAROOQ QALA AFGHANIYA DAHI NOW ! KHAN ARAQ ! ! ! Qala-I-Zal ! ! ! CHALISHI PAYIN CHAPAK ARANJE GANJ ! JOI ARSARI ! UZBEK QESHLAQ ! QABARDI ! ! KHUTAB WARTA BUZ PAYEN ! HAROON DOUM SHAIKH ARZI CHILAKI GANJI AFGHANIYA ! ! (! MINGAJIK (2) QAFAN TALY GAK ! ! WARTA BUZ BALA ! ! KOTARMA ! ! HAROON AWAL ! DALY WATANI ! DALY HSHARAK! ! NAKHCHIR ABAD QARNAS CHESH QESHLAQ ! CHAR CHANGHO ! CHAPAK ARANJE AFGHANIYA CHAHI ! ! ! ! ! JOWI ARAB ! ! CHAQAR ! ! MINGAJIK (3) ! ! SHAKHOR ! ! ! ! OWAR SABZ ! MARDEYAN TURKMANIYA DALI CHAR BOLAK ! CHELIK-E ARANJI KASHANI ! QAZAN NAROW UZBEKYA PAYENQAZAN NARRAW ! ANDARI ! DASHTAN CHAR GONBAD QATA SEA DORMAN QAQ QISHLAQ ! ! ! HAYATAN ! ! CHAKALI MANGAJIK MARDYAN (3) ! DAILBAR JEAN ! QARA GHAJLA KHAROTI BAGHRAIKOL ! CHAKARUK ! QAZAM NAROW ! ! KULOKH TEPA ! OLAM QESHLAQ ! ! KHAN SHOR QALA! AKHUND ZADA(MULA BURHANUDDIN) ARANJE ! ! ! WAKAIL AKHTAR! MOHAMMAD 37°0'0"N 37°0'0"N ! DALI (1) MARDYAN (2) ! QALA-I-ZAL JAGI ARAIQ ! ! DALI (2) ! ! TURKMAN HAYE SHAR BAGH SAYEDAN ASIA ABAD QARA GHAJLA MAHJER ! (!Mangajik DALY! MAHJER (!MARDEYAN PARMASHA ! KHAIR ABAD WATANI ! ! ! ! SADAR ABAD PAYEN ! ! QARA GHAJLA NAQELIN ! SALEH ABAD BALA ! Mardyan !MARDYANI AFGHANIYA ! QARA GHAJLA WATANI! ! QAZAN NAROW UZBEKYA BALA JAJA BACHA ARIEQ ! CHAR BAGH SAYEDAN ! ! KILIK ARIGH QURAISH ! TAGHAN GOZAR SALEH ABAD PAYEN ! ! HAIDAR ABAD AFGHANIYA ISLAM ! NAQELIN CHAR BAGHDawlatabad SAYEDAN SORKH GONBAD AFGHANIYA ! JAWZJAN PROVINCE ! ! ! ! TURKMANI HAYE HASHIM ABAD! QARA GHAJLA ORYA KHAIL ! QAZAN KALAK PAIWAND QESHLAQ NAQELIN DAWLATABAD ! DASHTAN AFGHANIYA ! SHOR ARAQ! ! ! ! SORKH GONBAD UZBEKYA! ! ! HASHIM ABAD WATANI KHAIR ABAD MAHJER ! KHATAB SADAR ABAD BALA ! TARBOZ GOZAR PAYEN ISLAM AQ MAIDAN NOW ABAD LOCHAK ARAQ (! HASHIM ABAD AFGHANIYA! DASHTAN ! HABAS ! KHOSHALL ABADYAKHDAN ! ! ! ! ALIM LAIK ! ! ! ! JANGAL BAGH ! ! ! ! PAI SHAHID AFGHANIYA ! DARABAD ! ! JANGAL ARAQ MAHJET AFGHAN MAZAR ! ALIM LAIK HAIDAR ABAD DEHLI! DAHI NOW ! SORKH! GONBAD ISLAM AQ MAYDAN ! JANGAL AREKH! WATANI BAIDOW TARBOZ GUZAR BALA ! FATAH ABAD WATANI ! ! SHENGIL RABAD WATANI ! BEASH AROQ AWALAN ! KOK ABAD ! QANDAHRI HAYE BAGH SHOR ! BAGHECHA ! ! ! SALBARON HASHIM ABAD SALTAQ RAHMAT PAHLKOL PANJAB ! ! ALIM KAIK BALA ! ! YAKHDAN AFGHANIYA ! ! SAR ASIYAB ! ISLAM AQ MAIDAN WATANI JEZA ! SONCHI KHOJA ! ! ! DAR ABAD WATANI NAQELIN NOWARID CHUFT HALQA ! SURKHI ! ! !SARDAR WA PAI SHAHID HAZARA ! ! ! !SHAIRAK ! DAR ABAD UZBEKYA ! ! FATAH ABAD AFGHANIYA MARDEYAN BALA HASHEQAN WALI ABAD QALA MIR HAIDAR ! ! HAJI MULLAH NOOR MANGARAQ! SURKH BEASH AROQ WATANI ! ! NOWARID AFGHANIYA (2) ! ! MANGAJEK QOUL GHAJARQEMARAQ! WATANI ! ! NOWARID KHOWJA ROSHANAYE MATANI SON CHI KHOJA BAGH SHOR WATANI ! ! YANG ARIQ (2) BAYSH AREGH DAHI DARAZ SHAKH MUGHULAN CHAR GUL Aqcha ! BARLAWAK ! ! ! ! !KHARABAT KOCHA ! ! ! ARAB HA ! SHINWARI HAIDAR ABAD! MARDEYAN WATANI PAYEN ! MATANI DOMAN YANGARAQ UZBAKIQEMARAQ PAYAN ! ! ! TURKMAN HAYE BAGHSHOR ! !BEASH! AROQ AWALMEYA ! ALANG! AFGHANIYA SEYA GERD KHISHT TEPA MANGAJEK FARARI ! (! SULTAN HAJI WALI (NAUWARID)! ! ! SULTAN ARIEQ HINDUKUSHI TURKMANIYA KHOJA ROSHNAYE ALANG! HAZARA ! ZADRAN UZBAKI ARANJE GHASHA CHAKUSH AWONPEKAL NOWARID ADINA MASJED KATORI NOWARID ! ! KOLYA QAL ! ! NOWARID AHMAD ABAD ! QOUL SHAHAB NOWARID DEWALI ! SAQAS KOL ! ! NOW ABAD HAIDAR ABAD ! ! ! ! KHALA BACHGAN ! ZAWADIN AIR KALAY QEMARAQ BALA! KOTANA QAR (1) ! ! ! ! JANGAL CHARGULNAQILEN LOGARI ! ! ! SULTAN KHOJA WALI NAQELIN HAZA SHER MOHD.! ! YANG ARIQ (1) DORMAN DEWALY ZULM ABAD ! ! SHARAGH (KORANA NAQAR) QOUREQA TURKMANYA ELEWARI NOW ARID ! ! MAIDAN GUL AFGHANI ! ! ! ! KATORI SUFLA TAKA TURKMAN ASFEHAN ! ! HAIDAR! ABAD SHENWARIKOMAKI HAKIM ! ! ELEWARI ! ! YANGARAQ TURKMANYABATE KOT ! ! ! SAHAB TURKMAN HA ! WARTA SHAKH! Khwaja Du Koh ! HUNDOKUSH TURKMANYA AHAM ABAD NAQILEN SAFI YANGHARQ Aqcha! SHAL ARAQ EALQACHE PAYEN ! ! BAKAWOL MUQURI ADENA MASJED ASFHAN WATA QUL MAMUR HAJI ! ! ! ! ! ! Qalay-I- Zal ! ! ! KOMAK HAKIM NOWARID CHOCHAK ! ! NOWARID KABULI! HA BAGHSOR NAUWARID MAIDAN ! ! SHAHRAK KOHNA ! LAGHMANI ! ! ! ! ! SURKH! ! BAJGIR SAR ASIYAB ! ! TABAI ! CHOCHAK QUMANDAN RUSTAM ! ! ! ! EALQACHE BALA NAGHARA QOUL ! ! SHAH AB KATORI NEYAZI ! TAZA NAHR YANGI QALA QALICH ABAD !KOMAK MANSOOR CHAKUSH-I-KOR KORAK (2) NOWARID KOHNA WARNAGHA ! ! BAGHTOR MOHMAND! ! NOWARID MIRAN PENJA JEREB YANGI QALA AFGHANIYA ! ! BATI NOWARID AFGHANIYA (1) ! ! ! ! !KHNA AQA ARABYA SUFLA! ! ! ! ! ! MAWEN ABDULLAH ! ! KOTANA QAR (2) NOW DARAD NASRAT ABAD ! QURAISH TAPA MANGOLY SHAHAB UZBAK HA ! LAQI CHOOB BASH KOMAKI MANSUR KOMAK OMER KHAN ! KOHNA WARNAGHAMALA NAWABAD ! ! ! ! ! EALQACHE NOWARID NASSIRI ! ! QUMANDAN! ABDULLAH ! ! !QARA-I-LAGHAMANI! ! ! NAQELIN! SHAIRAK ! AWGAM ! SALTUQ NAQELIN CHAR BAGH ! ! QARA POYEN TAZA NAHR QARA BOIEN CHAKUSH-I-KOR KORAK (1) NASRAT ABAD ! NOWARID ADENA MASJED ! BALOCH (2) ! ! ! ! NOWARID EALQCHE GOR TEPA KATORI DOWLAT ZAI JAL TANK ! AL YALI MAHJER ! ZARGAR KOCHA ! SALTUG ! CHAR BAGH HAZAR CHAKUSH ! ! ! KHAN AQA ! SALTAQ TURKMANAYA! ! ! ! ! ! ! QARA BOYEN ARABYA ! ! NAUWARID (2) ! ! KALYA SHAKH ! TALAOW QUSH RAIS ALIYALE WATANI ! ! ! SHAIKH TASH TAIMORIYAN AFGHANIDANDOWKAI ! QARA BOYEN SUFLA KAL! TA SHAKH PAYEN ! BARTARID BAR BALA SHAHRAK WATANI ! ! ! KALATA SHAKH BALA NOWARID DOWRAN ! ! HAJI KHUDAI DAD ! NOWARID QAZEL QALA MOHMANDAN HUSSAIN KHAIL ! ! SHAH MIRZA ! NAUWARID! (3) NOWARID DEYAYAS ! KAF GEER YANDAGH ARIQ (1) CHAR BAGH YANDARK ! ! QARLAQ ! NOW! ABAD GOUR TEPA ! ! BANDA ARUQ Fazelabad MAMLAK NOWARID JARGI ! BORYA BAF! HAJI RESHNA ! ! CHAKUSH ! ! KAMPERAK ! KHANABAD KHAN AQA ARABYA HULYA ! ! ! DAILBAJEN PAYEN SHALY SHAIKH TASH TAIMORIYAN PAYAN ! TASHKAN TEPA! ! QARA BOYEN HULYA ! FAZEL ABAD WATANI NOWA QOUL HAIDAR ABAD ! ! ! KHAN ABAD ARABYA ! ! FAZEL ABAD NOW WARID KOL-I-AMBO (DAGO)DAKAR ! MIR HAMZA KUNDU SORKH KHAN ABAD ! SHAIKH ABAD ! ! ! NOWARID DANDOKAI VAZIRABAD ! ! ! ! (! QAZEL QALA ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! NOW ABAD HAJI AGHA SHAH SALIM DAILBAJEN BALA SHAKHIKHOJA GUL BARADARWARNAGHA NOW! SHAIKH TASH TAIMORYAN ! Chahar! Bolak NOWARID MASHAK ! ! ! DANDOKI ! BAZ QUM YANDAGH ARIQ (3)YANDAGH ARIQ (2) CHAKISHI SARBAND KHANUMI !JARGI WATANI RAHMAT ABAD ! ! !! ! NOW ABAD DILAS NOWARD KHASBAK! MAHAJERIN CHAQASH! Kunduz! ALAK RABAT AWALAM ! ! QAMCHAQ AFGHANIYA NOWARID CHAQASH ! ! MARKAZ WOLLUS WALY ! ! ! NOWA QOUL QANCHAQ! ! ! NOWARID DANDOGI BALASALAR ZARE ! QAISAR KHAIL ! ! DUDUL-I-MOMANDI Khulm WAKIL WAJID BALOCHAN ! DAHI YAAS MAHJEREN ! ! ! MESRIYA ! NOWARID AFGHANIYA SHALKHI ! ! ! SANIS QAB CHAQ WATANI ! QOURACHE ! ! MASHAK CHAQWSH Nahri Shahi ! QAZEL GARDAB KOKAL DASH KOHNA WALAKAI NUR MAHMAD CHAQCHE NAQELIN ! ! ! NAUWARID (1) ! ! Balkh ! ! TAGHAN ARIGH ! ! KUHNA QISHLAQI KOKAL DASH KOSHKAK PAYEN DAHI ! NOWARID DATA KHAIL CHAQCHE SHOR AREGH HAIDAR !ABAD TOURTEGA WA MOSH! KHORYA HASBAK WATANI ! KOKAL DASH WATANI ! ! ! NOWARID SHALKHI HULYA ! ! K ! NOW ABAD ARAB HA LARGHON ! ! ALI ABAD JOWI WAZIR ! HAIDAR ABAD WATANI NOWARID QA TEPA AFGHANIYA SULIMAN KHAIL ! CHOOB BASH KALAN TAGHAN AREGH AFGHANIYAAREQ AFGHANIYA ! MALIK SAYID HALAM KALAY ! ! NOWARID DARGHAN MASHAK BABA! CHARKHI ! ! ! ! ! ! GALA JOWI ! ARBAB KATAB KHAN ! ! ! ! ! !NOWARIDAHI QORCHE! ! GHULAM JAN BAB SIDDIQ KOSHKAK NOWARID QOUCHE! ! KOKAL DASH HAIDAR ABAD BEAZGAG ! NOW ABAD QALACHA! ! CHAQCHE TAGHAN AREGH TURKMANYA ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALI! ISHPOLA MAIDANAKHOND ZADA ! ! ! WALGE ! ! ! SHESHA KHANA AFGHANIYA LABAK YOUZ TEPA DARGHAN! SULAIMAN KHAIL ! CHOBA KARNAIL KHAIL TAIMORAK ! SPEN KAI ! TOZHNA-I-NASIRI! BAHUDDIN MANDA NOOR ! TEMORAK NAUWARID! ! ! ! NOWARID WACHA WANA KANDAHARI NOWARID CHAMAN BOKAKATA KHAIL ! ! ! DAHI WAR DAHI SHOR ARUGH AFGHANIYA BEKAL SHESHA KHANA! UZBEKI NOWARID QANDARI AQ TAPA ! ! ! WARSHO DAHI BEBE HASSAN ABAD NAQELIN ! NOWARID SPEN KAI ! NOWARID BAHRAM!
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