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Saresh V Alley Seran V Alley Jabori 73.2 73.3 73.4 73.5 73.6 73.7 73.8 BATAGRAM DIST BTA NAH GUN ! ! ! Rajwal Bala ALLAI TEHS Gangwal GAN! alley Rajwal MANSEHRA DIST lla i V BALA KOT TEHS A Kinari 34.8 34.8 KA2 Kaghan ! ! KA1 MSP Pattan Dos No.2 ! Pattan Dos No.1 BLS ! BATAGRAM TEHS Seri Tarli Phagal Gul Dheri PHA ! Upper Kaghan Valley Badal Giran ! NZI Sharan Valley JBA ! Bela RON! ! ! 34.7 KHO Khola Mahandri Takia Bichhla ATHMUQAM TEHS 34.7 Chan Garhi Muhandari Joshal MAH Jabar Gali ! Deoli JAR ! ! DEV SHR Jarid Jabar BSS ey! SAS MAG ! ll! ! Bela ! a JCH ! BEL PAR Ochari ! ! ! V Interagency (ACTED)")! AUL ri ! Saeedabad !E Heli Landing Zone o SHO NAW ! b ! Bu ") Storage Site Adai Balimang a h J Hangrai n Prov. or Dist. Capital Sundi KAN KAW ! j ! DUB ! ! ORC a DHU SAD KAS Masach Kawai BatgranTehsil Capital Balimang ! Ban SEB !V ! ! Kayan Bhunja JagranUnion Council Capital Thanwan Dola a Sacha Kalan Banda ! Khola Malo Karah ! l TUN Sangra l AND Sig. Settlement Pamaroy Paprang BHSe y ! Hilkot JAB Methal ! y ! Kair Sachha JIG e GHE Ghanool Khass BOO ! e Kutgali ! Karakoram Hwy JUC ! l ! HAN ! l l NEELUM DIST Malkan Gali Gadda Seri Kamashian ! Chehla Jiggan l 34.6 Dabrian Bhatian Primary Route 34.6 ! a ! Rin BAA BRB a Mang Secondary Route BAS Trar ! V Batal ! ! Mandi MNG Tertiary Rt / Street Churian Dandar ! Bakki V ! SAN Qazi Khati Baki MRB! ! ! h Walking Track ! ! Khait Sarash Sangarh Seriari DBA Bhogarmang KUN s Gohar Bandi n SRH ! ! e Unverified BS1 r Patlang ARH NPA BS2 a ! ! Jal Gali ! ! Satbani ! MUZAFFARABAD DIST District Boundary! a Bhangian PLB r KUT Ahall DHD ! BAL ! Tehsil Boundary e Mitti Kot ! ! MUZAFFARABAD TEHS ! S KHN Bat Sanghar Serian CBA ! DA2 ! Dader Jadeed Bala Kot Garat PTT Ghana Ghumat Union C. Boundary Bai Payeen ! PNK S Looner !! ! GMD Dobah Gali Khaitar Ellahi Mang MAJ ! Mori Jabrian Line of Control ! Timbree Nara y ! ! DNL TAP Banphura Josacha le ! Affected Area ! l KNS BAH Rajkot Bheri BAD Kharrian Sobrian a DHI Ghumat RKT ! RIA ! BHA ! ! Elevation (m) V ! KUD BEH ! Kummi ! MAD MA2 !n Rajpian Dharri Rialli ! MAC ! Machyrah Under 500 Kotli Tarli Hassa aKUM ! ! ! Dharyal h Shabhela Battangi BLB TAL ! BLH 500 - 1000 g ! WFP/Islamic Relief") Tam bah Kasi a Kulthian Saidpur CIN ! 1000 - 1500 34.5 KGI SAP 34.5 Khan Pur Jundwal K ! Saidpur y ! Butdara lle Minha 1500 - 2000 Achahria Mukierla Bala Darra er a Mohri Shohal Ta l gr a n Bandi Khatana V Tanda Makerha Meiana w Khatan Bandi tl!i ! Serli Sucha 2000 - 2500 Khan Deheri o o BUT QON SER MANSEHRA TEHS Lari ! SNK ALM TAG ! K TRA L JBI ! !! 2500 - 3000 Trada Shinkairi ! DAE ! HAR ! DAB Nari Thora WFP ") ! KON SHI KOT! Madar Zanda Pir ! LES Laswa ! 3000! - 3500 Jaba Gedar Pur Kander Maira Mangran Jheeng Above 3500 $ Bajna Kulhari Bedadi Bagh Khannian GHOLowe")r Neelum Valley Guli Bagh Mandal WFP/Interagency/Forest! Department!! ! ! 73.2 73.3 73.4 73.5 73.6 73.7 73.8 HIC PAKISTAN 02 Date Created: July 1, 2006 Datum: WGS84 Emergency Map Num: UNJLC_PAK_210_A3_v12 GLIDE Num: EQ-2005-000174-PAK Response KAGHAN VALLEY Kilometers Centre The boundaries and names and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Some data Produced By: Scale 1:200,000 Storage Sites and HLZs not verified. Use at your own risk. UN Joint Logistics Centre, Pakistan Paper Size: A3 Data Source: UNJLC, HIC, Pak-Mil, UNHAS, UNDSS, GIST, SUPARCO, R2V, PakInfo Consultants UN Joint Logistics Centre, Email: [email protected], Website: archives.unjlc.org/Pakistan.
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