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Forecariah Kindia Coyah Conakry Infrastructures de Santé de la Préfecture de Forecariah au 26 Octobre 2015 Guinea : Sogoroyah GBereire Gombokhori_Centre Wariya Kindia Khambiyah Wanindara Kalmata Alayiyah Kafera Coyah Moribayah Kanfounyah ± Tinekhoure Katafo Kondekhourou Yakhamodiyah Timbirin Khoundinde Moungoutouniyah Bambayah Dambata Yeralande Kolotoyah Lasiria Tandonya Conakry Wondima Kamalabo Nissikhoure Sarayah TABAN CENTRE Sikhourou Campama Madina Kilimou Samayah PS Sikhourou BONFET CENTRE Soriyayah PS Walia Neriboun Farabanna Sansanyi Samayah PS Moribaya Tamouyah Teguefili Yimbonyah Garayah Fansiga Gbomilo Kenende Bofoudiyah Kouliyire Filidonke Kabaya_Khourekhore Komboya PS Dafira Dembayah Salifouyah Fori Tolomaya Garasoriyah SAFEYA CENTRE Kolakhoure Salifouyah Nene Daoudayah Kolongaya Silia Kaposse Kimara Wondima Siliya Saanya Noumoukhoure Khimbely Salifouyah Filide Siafou Seriyah GCS Mafrinyah Salia Wondeta Koronboya Moukhouragbe Maferenya Amaraya Tonokhoure FEINDEMODIA CENTRE Kanda Tanene Moukhourady Salguidia Sabakhoure PS Degui-Degui Terrain Sirakhataya Yoroya Fayimbaya CS Bassia G Khouregueli Fanyeyire PS Koket Mambiyah2 Souleymania Lamana Ps de feindemodiya Fodemomoyah Wonkifon Madina Sambalia Sansanyi Tougande Barekhoure PS Fandie Kondekhoure Sourima Khabousoriya Kondeyire Yalague DAARY CENTRE Bendougou Laminaya Kenende Khalimale PS Kamalayah Tafedy Layah Fokoufokou Koniakhori PS Dandayah PS Soriwoula Kounde Sourikhouli Fossy Sagoyah Soriwoula Carrefour Kolakhoure Dembayah Memalayah Khourekhori Korebounyi Soriya Bembenyi Khouredi Dalaba Gbangba Allassoyah Khoboto Fodeyah Koko PS Maneah Gbonko Kakossa Modia MADINAGBE CENTRE PS Gbereire Morifinyan Nafaya PS Dembayah Bambayah Souleymania Moussayah Kolayire G Kounsia Complexe Scolaire Makotoyoulah Fewole Lambandji Kalema Dotto Fodeyah CS Moussayah AmarayaManeah Sanara Balandougou PS Herico Mokedara Songanya Kolata KOURIAH CENTRE Simme_Sefari Kibanya TasilmaTogna PS Layah G Koutayah Simitiya CS Yeniyah Diaworia Wonguelen Koberato Forecariah Fossekhoure Fandiema Layah Bamodia Bouramaya Mangue SENGUELEN CENTRE Hopital de Forékariah v®G CS Forékariah Doto Labouyah Bendougou KolakhoureKolagbely Kobelata Lansanayah Woula PS Fodeya TONKOYAH CENTRE Yomboyeli Garafiri Katabe Sangbalama Dabonkakhi Kalayah Khambaya Fofokhoure Khilifili Touguiyire Bonko Morifodeyah YINDI CENTRE Fendefodeya Linsan Tintiyan Fangue Kaleyire Korakhoure Maliguia Beta Daloya Kabayah Nene G CS Bokaria Fentenkhoure Kondebounyi Missira Touguikhoure Konkodoula Sinkinet Kallia Fodeyadi Dembaya Toumanyah Fossekhoure Gberebounyi Guemeta Dara WondymaFarayah Koumbaly Fougue Bendougou Kolayire Kobeleta Fensi PS Gberika Waani PS Yétia Kiterin Hermakonondi Tinakhoure Kolayire PS Tassen Waliya Bemdougou Souleymania Bgokoya Kigbaly Kondeya Sourikouye Kindouyah Karangbani Nantakhouredi Kafou Fori Kalia Sandenya Yemouna Poste de Sante Bouboudet Kabaya Kindonyah Bintikabaya Meliboun PS Tana Kaback Gbinyira G Deguendou Melimassa PS Kafou Centre de Sante Kaleyire Khoboto Dafeyah Laminaya G Minhoure(Meyenkhoure) CS Kaback M Bemdiah Kabaya Konkoyagbe Konkokhoure Kalekhoure v® Hopital Préfectoral Lakhanfiyah Kondedakha Kindia PS Mola Tonguiron_Centre Noumoukhoure Daara Kenende Magbere Villages Woyen Woyen PS Howourou Conteya Layahounyi Forodougou Centre Herico Kolayire Saourou Cheff lieu sous prefecture Khouregbe Sefari Yilikoui Youlayen_Centre Sandenya Yaguiba Compayah Soriya Dinde Laya Sakonna Boukariah Tanene Kolayire Cheff lieu Prefecture Yankaya Wanindara G CS Faranah Malifou Farmoréah Population estimee 15 Taïgbé centre Kaba moussayah PS Mabala Mahera Saliyah Sigakhoure 9000 - 15000 Bounkouboun Tamagaly Wanifili 15001 - 20000 Sekaya Mansonya Leheyah Malimba Fandje Saraya 20001 - 25000 PS Maliguiagbe Tabouna Dar salam Kankannara 25001 - 45000 Kondeyire Mahera Bissawa Route Modia Carrefour Sierra Leone Senka Tanene Kolia Filitagui Prefecture de Forecariah Bouraya Tonkoya Limites des Prefectures Voisin Tokekhoure PS Pamelap PS Kakoutoulaye Mangue Makilon Pays Voisin Taliko Benty Tambaya OCEAN Sogbana Katonko Limites des Sous Prefectures Anliya Nborodi Kolakhoure Siramodia centre Allassoyah Katou PS M'Böro Benty Sanayah Talansan Tonkonyah Palatougou centre Farmoriah Ngboutou Forecariah Ctre Koutoumori Barabara Sakia Rofema Karawance Amadouya Kaback Rogbane Filitagui Camarayah PS Kigbaly PS Dakhagbé Mpolon Campement Kakossa Gore PS Bouramaya Cerrefour Kaliah Botokholi Kaleyire Centre Maferinya Kagbo Moussayah 0 5 10 15 20 Kilometers Sikhourou Les frontières et les noms indiqués et les désignations employées sur cette carte n'impliquent pas reconnaissance ou acceptation officielle par l'Organisation des Nations Unies. Date de création : 22 10 2015 Sources :OCHA, Gouvernement. Commentaires : [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int.
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