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Typhoon Glenda Affected Population Eastern Visayas: Typhoon Glenda Affected Population ( as of 24 July 2014) SORSOGON 1 cm = 13 km Biri Lavezares San Jose Laoang Palapag Allen San Rosario Roque Pambujan Mapanas Capul San Victoria Mondragon Bobon Catarman Antonio Catubig Gamay San Vicente San Isidro NORTHERN SAMAR Lope Lapinig Las Navas de Vega Silvino Jipapad Lobos Arteche San Calbayog City Matuguinao Policarpo Oras Maslog Gandara Dolores Santa Tagapul-An San Jose Margarita de Buan EASTERN SAMAR MASBATE Pagsanghan San Jorge Can-Avid Almagro Tarangnan SAMAR Santo Nino Paranas Taft Catbalogan Motiong City Jiabong Sulat Maripipi BILIRAN San Hinabangan San Julian Daram Kawayan Sebastian Zumarraga Almeria Culaba Calbiga Borongan City Naval Caibiran Villareal Pinabacdao Calubian Biliran Legend Cabucgayan Talalora Santa Rita Provincial boundary Santa Rita Maydolong San Municipal boundary Balangkayan Isidro Basey No. of Affected Population Babatngon Llorente 10 - 15,000 Leyte San Hernani Tabango Barugo 15,000 - 30,000 Miguel Tacloban General City 30,000 - 45,000 Capoocan Tunga Macarthur Alangalang Marabut Balangiga 45,000 - 59,775 Carigara Villaba Santa Fe Lawaan Quinapondan Kananga Salcedo Province Municipality Affected Pop Jaro Palo Giporlos Leyte Tacloban City 4,472 Matag-Ob Pastrana Northern Samar Allen 10,390 Mercedes Northern Samar Biri 9,855 LEYTE Dagami Tanauan Northern Samar Bobon 6,019 Ormoc City Northern Samar Capul 1,780 Palompon Tabontabon Tolosa Guiuan Northern Samar Catarman 55,916 Northern Samar Catubig 20,500 Julita Northern Samar Gamay 5,058 Isabel Burauen Dulag Northern Samar Laoang 59,775 Merida Albuera Northern Samar Lapinig 12,145 Mayorga Northern Samar Las Navas 3,050 Northern Samar Lavezares 9,432 La Paz Northern Samar Lope de Vega 1,160 Macarthur Northern Samar Mapanas 7,920 Northern Samar Mondragon 38,160 Northern Samar Palapag 31,082 Javier Homonhon Northern Samar Pambujan 21,312 Northern Samar Rosario 1,936 Island Northern Samar San Antonio 2,210 Northern Samar San IsIdro 7,033 Abuyog Northern Samar San Jose 21,375 Baybay City Northern Samar San Roque 7,320 Northern Samar San Vicente 465 Mahaplag Northern Samar Silvino Lobos 16,050 Northern Samar Victoria 350 Silago Sub-Total 350,293 Inopacan Eastern Samar Arteche 23,665 Sogod Eastern Samar Oras 50 SOUTHERN Eastern Samar San Policarpo 525 Hindang Sub-Total 24,240 LEYTE Samar (Western) City Of Catbalogan 10,488 Hilongos Samar (Western) Calbayog City 14,404 Bontoc Hinunangan Samar (Western) Almagro 2,335 Libagon Samar (Western) Calbiga 1,830 Bato Saint Hinundayan Samar (Western) Daram 5,966 Tomas Bernard Anahawan Samar (Western) Gandara 6,000 Matalom San Juan Samar (Western) Hinabangan 5,694 Oppus Samar (Western) Jiabong 3,213 Samar (Western) Motiong 2,335 DINAGAT ISLANDS Samar (Western) Pagsangjan 319 Maasin City Samar (Western) Paranas (Wright) 1,362 Malitbog Samar (Western) Pinabacdao 19,485 Samar (Western) San Jorge 2,943 Liloan Macrohon Samar (Western) San Sebastian 9,665 Padre San Samar (Western) Sta. Margarita 5,378 Burgos Francisco Samar (Western) Santa Rita 2,400 San Samar (Western) Santo Niño 5,414 Samar (Western) Talalora 10 Ricardo Samar (Western) Tarangnan 9,245 Pintuyan Samar (Western) Villareal 640 Limasawa Sub-Total 109,126 GRAND TOTAL 488,131 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 24 July 2014 Sources: OCD, DSWD, GADM, OCHA Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/philippines.
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