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REGION D'AGADEZ: Carte référentielle Légende L i b y e ± Chef lieu de région Chef lieu de département localité Route principale Route secondaire ou tertiaire Frontière internationale Frontière régionale Cours d'eau MADAMA Région d'Agadez A l g é r i e ☶ Population Djado DJABA DJADO CHIRFA KANARIA I-N-AZAOUA SARA BILMA DAOTIMMI I-N-TADERA ☶ 17 459 TOUARET SEGUEDINE IFEROUANE TAGHAJIT TAMJIT TAZOUROUTETASSOS INTIKIKITENE OURARENE AGALANGAÏ ☶ 32 864 DOUMBA EZAZAW FARAZAKAT ANEY ASSAMAKKA ABARGOT TEZIRZEK LOTEY TCHOUGOY TIRAOUENE TAKARATEMAMANAT ZOURIKA EMI TCHOUMA AZATRAYA AGREROUM ET TCHWOUN ARLIT Gougaram ACHENOUMA IFEROUANE ISSAWANE ARRIGUI Dirkou ACHEGOUR TEMET DIRKOU ☶ 103 369 INIGNAOUEI TILALENE ARAKAW MAGHET TAKRIZA TARHMERT ARLIT AGAMGAM BILMA ANOU OUACHCHERENE TCHIGAYEN TAZOURAT TAGGAFADI Dannet GOUGARAM SIDAOUET ZOMO ASSODE IBOUL TCHILHOURENE ERISMALAN TIESTANE Bilma MAZALALE AJIWA INNALARENE TAZEWET AGHAROUS ESSELEL ZOBABA ANOUZAGHARAN DANNET FAYAYE Timia FACHI TIGUIR AJIR IMOURAREN TIMIA FACHI MARI Fachi TAKARACHE ZIKAT OFENE MALLETAS AKEREBREB ABELAJOUAD TCHINOUGOUWENEARITAOUA IN-ABANGHARIT TAMATEDERITTASSEDET ASSAK HARAU INTAMADE T c h a d EGHARGHAR TILIA OOUOUARI Dabaga ELMEKI BOURNI TIDEKAL SEKIRET ASSESA MERIG AKARI TELOUES EGANDAWEL AOUDERAS EOULEM SOGHO TAGAZA ATKAKI TCHIROZERINE TABELOT EGHOUAK M a l i AZELIK DABLA ABARDOKH TALAT INGAL IMMASSATANE AMAN NTEDENT ELDJIMMA ☶ 241 007 GUERAGUERA TEGUIDDA IN TESSOUM ABAZAGOR Tabelot FAGOSCHIA DABAGA TEGUIDDA IN TAGAIT I-N-OUTESSANE ☶ EKIZENGUI AGALGOU 51 818 TCHIROZERINE INGOUCHIL TIGARI TESSOUBA NATESEBADAGGAN MARAKAT TEGUIDDA N.NADRAR ADEKAL INKAF ATRI TOUSSAYA EFRIGAN Agadez MARRADI TAKACHAWART INTAMAT ERWA TILBAY MASLATT KOURBOUBOU ERWA BAINABO WARAGAS ASAWAS TASSARA TIMIMWEN INGALL TABAKAMAT AKASANSAN AZENAK ERGHASS SABO Diffa TOROUF AMEMOLOUD EJIREN ADERBISSINAT TABAOU TIGUIDIT Tahoua TIN SAKAN TINGAREN MARANDET ABELMA ☶ 35 465 TEKNAWEN M'BAGOTAN Agadez AMATALTAL TILLIA SWAMADRAN EKELFI ASADA TAGDOFAT BEITAL MARTABA WARZADEN TEBIRGUIT GALADIMA SABO TCHINTABARADEN TETOUKOUNOUT Zinder TIKINZIGUIT EZAWZAW Tahoua Diffa TOUMBALAGA Zinder TCHINTABORAK/SUD Tillabery Maradi ADERBISSINAT Niamey Dosso ABALAK Tillabery Creation date: 25 Juin 2015 Sources: RENALOC, OSM, ARC, RGPH 2012 0 50 100 200 NGOURTI Kilometres Feedback: [email protected] www.reliefweb.int Maradi The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..

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