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IDP Tracking in Schools Hic.Lebanon@Gmail.Com 12 , 15 and 18 August Humanitarian Information Centre (HIC) For Lebanon Beirut, Lebanon IDP Tracking in Schools [email protected] www.virtualhic.org 12 , 15 and 18 August Ej Jdide: 18 Aug Akkar 95, 15 Aug 135, 12 Aug 2498 Halba: 18 Aug 48, ! El Aabde: 18 ! 15 Aug 471, Aug 0, 15 12 Aug 459 Aug 313, 12 Aug 349 ! El Beddaoui: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug Mishmish: 18 El Minie: 18 61, 12 Aug 305 ! Qabaait: 18 Aug 25, 15 Aug Aug 0, 15 Aug 16, 15 ! 136, 12 Aug 136 El Mina: 18 Aug Aug 33, 12 Aug 406 0, 15 Aug ! ! Aug 41, 12 Aug 120 ! 358, 12 Aug 788 ! ! Tripoli: 18 Aug 0, Tripoli Hermel: 18 Aug Qoubbe: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug 58, 15 15 Aug 35, 12 Aug 446 597, 12 Aug 2063 ! Aug 58, 12 Aug 58 ! ! Dahr El Ain: Hermel 18 Aug 0, 15 Zgharta: 18 Aug 84, 12 Aug 117 Aug 13, 15 Aug Chekka: 18 Aug 0, 580, 12 Aug 2120 15 Aug 494, 12 Aug 518 ! Zgharta Miniyeh-Danniyeh ! Koura Amioun: 18 Aug Batroun 0, 15 Aug 1680, 12 Aug 1439 ! ! Batroun: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug ! Ras Baalbek: 18 Aug 0, 196, 12 Aug 417 15 Aug 103, 12 Aug 103 Niha: 18 Aug 0, Bsharri 15 Aug 187, 12 Aug 399 Lehfed: 18 Aug 45, ! 15 Aug 45, 12 Aug 45 Marj Mokhtara: Deir El Ahmar: 18 Aug 9, 18 Aug 0, ! 15 Aug 167, 12 Aug 289 Jbail: 18 Aug 1099, ! ! 15 Aug 1272, 12 Aug 1292 Tourzaiya: 18 Aug 0, Jbeil 15 Aug 180, 12 Aug 300 15 Aug 80, 12 Aug 100 ! El Kharayeb: 18 Aug 0, ! Qartaba: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 316 15 Aug ! Baalbek Mediterranean Sea 305, 12 Aug 305 Ghazir: 18 Aug 70, ! 15 Aug 1299, 12 Aug 1756 Ghbale: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug ! 35, 12 Aug 448 Jounie: 18 Aug Aajaltoun: Keserwan ! Hadet: 18 Aug 180, 162, 15 Aug 18 Aug 0, 15 Raifoun: 18 15 Aug 254, 12 Aug 2838 852, 12 Aug 857 Aug 68, 12 Aug 68 Aug 0, 15 ! ! Aug 245, 12 Aug 697 Intilias: 18 Aug 133, ! 15 Aug 635, 12 Aug 1154 ! Baskinta: 18 Aug 60, Dhour Ech Choueir: 18 Aug 50, 15 ! Metn ! 15 Aug 212, 12 Aug 337 Aug 32, 12 Aug 722 Talia: 18 Aug 38, ! Broumana: Bteghrine: 18 Aug 90, 15 Aug 825, 12 Aug 5366 18 Aug 189, ! 15 Aug 122, 12 Aug 684 15 Aug 383, 12 Aug 855 Zahle: 18 Aug 0, ! ! ! 15 Aug 72, 12 Aug 110 Bierut ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ras el Metn: 18 Aug 180, ! Qornayel: 18 Aug Baabda: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug 227, 12 Au!g 412 ! ! 15, 15 Aug ! 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 615 ! Baabda Hammana6:4 , 12 Aug 1048 Qoubbeiaa: 18 Aug 80, ! Rayak: 18 Aug 0, 18 Aug 503, 15 Aug 15 Aug 80, 12 Aug 134! ! ! 15 Aug 48, 12 Aug 58 Es Shwayfate: 18 Aug 0, ! ! 759, 12 Aug 1245 ! Chtaura: 18 Aug Bhamdoun Ed 19, 15 Maalaqa: 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug 13, 12 Aug 2734 Qabr Chamoun: Aley: 18 Aug 0, ! Dayaa: 18 Aug 135, Dahr el Baidar: 18 Aug 227, 12 Aug 575 15 Aug 172, 12 Aug 314 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug 15 Aug 23, 12 Aug 491 15 Aug 844, 12 Aug 2325 Aug 6, 15 Damour: 18 Aug 0, 501, 12 Aug 1360 Mansouriye: ! Aug 32, 12 Aug 117 15 Aug 30, 12 Aug 473 18 Aug 15, Aley 15 Aug 65, 12 Aug 91 ! Zahleh Legend ! Deir el Qamar: 18 Aug Mohafaza Boundary (1st admin level) 0, 15 Aug 5, 12 Aug 579 Barouk: 18 Aug Ain Zhalta: 18 Aug ! ! 0, 15 Kadaa Boundary (2nd admin level) ! ! ! 0, 15 Aug 7, Saadiyat: 18 ! 12 Aug 612 Aug 95, 12 Aug 385 Syrian Arab Aug 0, 15 ! Masnaa: 18 Aug 45, Aug 150, 12 Aug 486 Western Beqaa 15 Aug 180, 12 Aug 706 Beit ed Dine: 18 Aug 0, Barja: 18 Aug 0, ! 15 Aug 20, 12 Aug 1080 Republic 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 575 ! Kfar Him: 18 Aug 0, Baaqline: 18 Aug Joub Janine: 18 Aug ! 19,000 ! 15 Aug 12, 12 Aug 886 0, 15 Aug Chhim: 18 Aug 0, 0, 12 Aug 2459 154, 15 Aug Bayader el Aadas: 18 15 Aug 397, 12 Aug 3267 Chouf 812, 12 Aug 1818 Aug 15, Aariye: 18 Aug 15 Aug 15, 12 Aug 93 0, 15 Aug 0, Qaraoun: Saidoun: ! 12 Aug 336 18 Aug 0, 15 18 Aug 408, 15 Aug 10, 12 Aug 545! Aug 3746, 12 Aug 20270 Rashaya IDPPss-S icnh osoclsh-o12o-l1s8 Aoung -1I8II .IADuPg-1 08A6UG ! ! Kfar Mechki: 18 Aug 0, Maghdouche: 18 Aug IIDPss- Sicnh osoclhs-o1o2-ls1 8oAnug 1-I5II .AIDuPg_ 1056AUG ! ! 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 239 0, 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 158 ! Rachaiya: 18 Aug 0, Machgara: 18 IIDPss- Sicnh osoclhs-o1o2-l1s8 oAnug 1-I2II .AIDuPg-1 026AUG 15 Aug 149, 12 Aug 252 Aug 0, 15 Aug ! ! Jezzine: 18 Aug 0, 12 Aug 186 0, 15 Aug 183, Saida 12 Aug 2854 Bakkifa: 18 Aug 491, 15 Aug 297, 12 Aug 1581 Nabatyeh Beirut Jezzine and surrounding areas Aadloun: 18 Aug 0, ! 15 Aug 40, 12 Aug 0 ! Hasbaiya: 18 Aug 319, ! ! Nabatiye el Faouqa: 18 15 Aug 300, 12 Aug 319 Aug 275, 15 Aug 358, 12 Aug 988 Marjayoun: 18 Hasbeya Aug 37, 15 Aug 37, 12 Aug 122 ! Marjeyoun Tyre: 18 Aug Metn 0, 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 150 Beirut: 18 Aug 1095, 15 Aug 6664, 12 Aug 37889 Borj Hammoud: 18 ! Tyre ! Aug 67, 15 Beirut Aug 1416, 12 Aug 1457 Bintjbeil Dekouane: 18 Aug 45, 15 ! Bent Jbail: 18 Aug 65, 12 Aug 1531 ! Aug 100, ! ! Sinn El Fil: 18 15 Aug 100, 12 Aug 100 Aug 74, 15 Furn Ech Chebak: Aug 147, 12 Aug 439 Sabtiye: 18 18 Aug 0, 15 Aug 0, 15 Baabda Aug 0, 12 Aug 758 Aug 0, 12 Aug 47 ! Source: UNCS, SDATL, Europa Technologies. ! ! Chiayah: 18 Aug Figures: Lebanese Ministry of Interior, HRC and UNDP 452, 15 Aug Scale: Israel 682, 12 Aug 1122 1:529,484 Bir Hassan: 18 Ghobeire: 18 Aug 0, 15 Prepared by: OCHA Lebanon Aug 30, 15 Aug 0, 12 Aug 2400 Date: 18 August 2006 Aug 400, 12 Aug 1860 The designations employed and the presentation ± of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of is frontiers or boundaries. 0 2 4 8 12 16 Kilometers !.
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