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Philippines Situation Overview 113°30'0"E 114°9'0"E 114°48'0"E115°27'0"E 116°6'0"E 116°45'0"E117°24'0"E 118°3'0"E 118°42'0"E119°21'0"E 120°0'0"E 120°39'0"E121°18'0"E121°57'0"E122°36'0"E123°15'0"E123°54'0"E 124°36'0"E125°15'0"E125°54'0"E 126°36'0"E127°15'0"E127°54'0"E 128°36'0"E Provincial Boundaries Provincial Boundaries Batanes Poverty Incidence (2003)* Batanes 7 Day Precipitation 23°18'0"N 23°18'0"N Forecast (as of 16.11.06) 5 - 14.9 % 15 - 24.7 % 0 - 10 mm 22°42'0"N 10 - 25 22°42'0"N Kalinga-Apayao 24.8 - 35.5 % Kalinga-Apayao 35.6 - 47.3 % 25 - 50 22°9'0"N Ilocos Norte Ilocos Norte 22°9'0"N *Number of families with income 50 - 75 Cagayan Cagayan below poverty threshold. Data Abra Mountain courtesy of Philippines Institute Abra Mountain 75 - 100 for Development Studies (PIDS). Ilocos Sur 21°36'0"N Ilocos Sur 100 - 150 21°36'0"N Isabela Isabela La Union Ifugao La Union Ifugao Nueva Vizcaya Nueva Vizcaya Benguet Benguet 150 - 200 Quirino Quirino 21°3'0"N Pangasinan Raile Pangasinan 200 - 300 21°3'0"N Aurora Aurora Nueva Nueva Tarlac Ecija Bulacan Tarlac Ecija Bulacan Rizal Rizal Based on the NOAA GFS Zambales Sabtang Itbud Zambales Quezon Quezon meteorological model. 20°30'0"N Pampanga 20°30'0"N Pampanga Laguna Laguna Data: Unprojected, Bataan TYPHOON AFFECTED AREAS: Bataan WGS 1984 Manila Cavite Camarines Norte Manila Cavite Camarines Norte Units: Millimeters Cimaron (30.10.06) (model forecasts start Batangas Batangas at 00 GMT) 19°54'0"N Camarines Catanduanes Chebi (12.11.06) Camarines Catanduanes 19°54'0"N Marinduque Sur San Dionisio Marinduque Sur Oriental Mindoro Albay Kaniwalan Dadao Oriental Mindoro Albay Sorsogon Sorsogon Occidental Mindoro Occidental Mindoro 19°18'0"N Romblon Northern Samar Minabul Romblon Northern Samar 19°18'0"N Poso Masbate Masbate Western Cadagatan Western Aklan Samar Namuac Aklan Samar Bangui Eastern Samar Marede Eastern Samar 18°42'0"N Capiz Linao Capiz 18°42'0"N Leyte Antique Iloilo Laoag Antique Iloilo Leyte Luna Masi Southern Leyte Paoay San Nicolas Southern Leyte 18°9'0"N Cebu Cebu 18°9'0"N Negros Occidental Negros Occidental Tuguegarao Gabut Bohol Surigao Del Norte Vigan Bohol Surigao Del Norte Palawan Cabagan Palawan Camiguin Agusan Agusan Negros Oriental Narvacan Negros Oriental Camiguin 17°36'0"N Del Norte Del Norte 17°36'0"N Siquijor Siquijor Roxas Ilagan Misamis Occidental Misamis Oriental Surigao Palanan Misamis Occidental Misamis Oriental Surigao Agusan Candon Del Sur Agusan Del Sur Zamboanga Del Norte Del Tolag Zamboanga Del Norte Luna Palutan Del 17°3'0"N Bukidnon Sur Opul Bukidnon Sur 17°3'0"N Davao Duit Loria Davao Zamboanga Del Sur Bauang Zamboanga Del Sur Del Baguio Del Lanao Del Norte Diniyog Norte Solano Lanao Del Norte Norte Lanao Del Sur North Cotabato Davao Lanao Del Sur North Cotabato Davao 16°30'0"N Agoo Lilit Abbag 16°30'0"N Maguindanao Oriental Tupa Dinipan Maguindanao Oriental Basilan Basilan Sultan Kudarat Dakgan Sultan Kudarat Egnia Baler Sulu Davao Del Sur Rizal Sulu Davao Del Sur 15°54'0"N South Cotabato Coto South Cotabato 15°54'0"N Tarlac Bitulok Tawi-Tawi Odonnell Tawi-Tawi Angeles Cabog Maloma Libjo 15°18'0"N Pulilan 15°18'0"N San Fernando Infanta Jomalig Malolos Santa Barbara Silay Calaptan Polillo Sibalom Leon Morong San Jose Manila 100 14°42'0"N Hamtic Igbaras Iloilo Avila Talisay Naic 14°42'0"N Oton Mariveles Pangas Paracale Miagao Concepcion Tigbauan Jordan Pandan Kilometers San Joaquin Sum-ag Looc Mapid Guimaras Island Alibasao Lubang Basud 14°9'0"N Bikal Panganiban 14°9'0"N Alobijod Pulupandan Lopez Dao Looc Laiya Catugasan Calamias Virac 100 Codcod Goa Wawa Bahao Calolbon Magdalena Panobolon La Carlota Paluan Naujan Balo 13°36'0"N Gaba Miles 13°36'0"N Pontevedra Ayon-Dao Banban Malama Sulu Sea Affected Area Mamburao Pinamalayan Bondoc Pt Prieto Diaz Hinigaran 200,000 litre oil spill Bayuin Donsol Sablayan Lagang 100 13°3'0"N 16 nautical miles SW of 13°3'0"N Isabella Bulan Guimaras Island (11.08.06) Binalbagan Calamba Cawayan Iriron Romblon Loca Laoang Source: Philippines National Bobon Nautical Miles Aguisan Disaster Coordinating Council Villegas Central Tabay Sila Pt (PNDCC), UNOSAT. Guihulngan Quezon San Agustin Hangi Nipa Toos Malaga 12°27'0"N Ilog Binicuil Bolo Azagra San Policarpo 12°27'0"N Borac Looc Oras Caliling Cauayan La Libertad Batang August 2006 Oil Spill Lupni Imba Bahud Tayasan Banuang Daan Nabas Taft Kalibo Daraga Damipac Tucdao Punta Maria Molpok Pandan Carles 11°51'0"N Roxas 11°51'0"N Gigantangan Barugo Manamoc Tibiao Hernani Philippines Situation Overview Dipnay Diit Bagacai Maya Rizal Batas Gama Ajuy Palo Guiuan Philippine Sea Agatuya Lawa-an Ormoc 11°15'0"N Map compiled by Emergency Preparedness Binaluan Casian Rizal Bogo Dulag 11°15'0"N Cuyo Silay and Response Branch (ODAP) 16.11.06 San Jose Iloilo Burauen Homonhon Banda Buaya Alimanguan Taloto Talisay Settlements Airfields Dao Miagao Silago Barton Ilian Danao Rizal 10°39'0"N Bacao 10°39'0"N Magdalena Cebu Panobolon Calamba Bato National Capital Civilian Nanad Rizal Estela Caliling Ilog Sapao Major Centres Argao Basiao 10°6'0"N Nacidoc 10°6'0"N Civil/Military Iwahig Sipalay Balite Surigao Large Cities Nanas Dapa Jagna Towns Other Pamplona Tanjay Loay Isaub Hinoba-an Masgad Iwahig Cantilan 9°33'0"N Villages Apis Basay Mambajao Adlay 9°33'0"N Zamboanguita Sapa Tigao Eran Lazi Naasag Magsaysay Labog Sagay Road Network Banua 9°3'0"N Lara Bahao 9°3'0"N Main Roads Dipolog Mimbunga Lianga Males Oroquieta Wangle Cagayan de Oro Tinago Secondary Roads Coral Motibot 8°33'0"N Tuod 8°33'0"N Nato Malaybalay Bislig Tertiary Roads Ramos Sebaring Sulu Sea Liloy Tambulig Kanapun Marawi Lingig Pasig Binuni Limot 8°3'0"N 8°3'0"N Siay Hulip Ipil Gauan Luna Dapnan Lataban Salip Baculin Sibumbong Alicia 7°33'0"N Rizal 7°33'0"N Sibuco Miuban Rantindatan Davao Manay I (Ilocos region) CAR (Cordillera Administrative Region) Bolong 4,200,478 Tiga Tarok 1,365,220 Kinimi Upi Tinuba Bobon 7°3'0"N 7°3'0"N II (Cagayan Valley) Basilan Zamboanga Digos Baon 2,813,159 Sedem Basak Tairan Camp Bual Visaya Bolila Surup III (Central Luzon) NCR (National Capital Region) Pangutaran Canas Lais 6°33'0"N Sugko 6°33'0"N 8,204,742 9,932,560 Wal Akot Jolo Nutol Ganon Bugis V (Bicol) Linao 6°3'0"N IV-A (Calabarzon) 6°3'0"N 4,674,855 Parang Cabuloyan 9,320,629 Saimbangon Oalao Lago Siasi Kibayo 5°33'0"N Tubay 5°33'0"N Malaka Dalit VIII (Eastern Visayas) Kemabung 3,610,355 Sibutu 5°3'0"N VI (WesternMatiku Visayas) 5°3'0"N IV-B (Mimaropa) Kampong Baru Baru 6,208,733 Kampong Pangi Mindanao Sea 2,299,229 Kabinataluan 4°33'0"N 4°33'0"N VII (Central Visayas) XIII (Caraga) 5,701,064 2,095,367 X (Northern 4°3'0"N 4°3'0"N IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) Mindanao) 3,091,208 2,747,585 The names and boundaries on this map do not imply acceptance or recognition XI (Davao) by the World Food Programme or by the United Nations. Facts and figures in 5,189,335 this map are to the best of our knowledge accurate and up to date at the time 3°33'0"N ARMM (Autonomous Region of writing but subject to change at any time. The World Food Programme makes 3°33'0"N in Muslim Mindanao) no warranty or representation as to the reliability or accuracy of the data contained 2,412,159 herein. This map is for planning purposes only. © United Nations World Food XII (Soccsksargen) Programme 2006. All rights reserved. Compiled by WFP ODAP (Situation Room) 2,598,210 16.11.06. Grid: Lat/Long, Spheroid WGS 1984. Data Sources: Admin; ESRI 2002, 3°60'0"N 3°60'0"N Regional Boundaries CIP-DIVA, Settlements; Global Discovery 2002, NGA, Poverty Index: PIDS, Precipitation Population figures as per May 2000 census Forecast: NOAA. For info please contact: [email protected] 2°27'0"N 2°27'0"N 113°30'0"E 114°9'0"E 114°48'0"E115°27'0"E 116°6'0"E 116°45'0"E117°24'0"E 118°3'0"E 118°42'0"E119°21'0"E 120°0'0"E 120°39'0"E121°18'0"E121°57'0"E122°36'0"E123°15'0"E123°54'0"E 124°36'0"E125°15'0"E125°54'0"E 126°36'0"E127°15'0"E127°54'0"E 128°36'0"E.
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