MAL I - Cercle De Goundam - Région De Tombouctou : Carte De Référence (Octobre 2013)

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MAL I - Cercle de Goundam - Région de Tombouctou : Carte de référence (Octobre 2013) ALGERIE Frontière internationale Limite de Région Limite de Cercle Chef-lieu région Chef-lieu cercle Chef-lieu commune Village COMMUNE Adarmalane Alzounoub Bintagoungou Douekire Doukouria Essakane Gargando Goundam Issa Bery Kaneye M'bouna Razelma Tele Tilemsi salit (Kidal) Tin-aÏcha s e Tonka MAURITANIE T Fleuve Route secondaire Route tertiaire Piste d'aterrissage DEMOGRAPHIE (2013) Total Mali 8 472 157 8 472 157 16 806 999 DAG ANGA Tombouctou 390 297 390 703 781 000 87 998 87 149 175 147 DAG-BILLA Goundam HEL CHAREIGNI Kel razaf TORMOSE DAG-MAMA KEL-ANTASSAR 1 EST CHORFA TORMOZ KEL DAG-BAYA OUEST 1 DAG Bourem (Gao) HAMIM TORMOZ AZADA OUEST 2 DAG-ANGAYAR HEL-ISSA Nom de la carte: TIDAINIWENE Web : OCHA TOMBOUCTOU GOUNDAM A3 20131030 Tin-aÏcha Tombouctou Alkamabangou Issa Bery Essakane Gourma-rhaous Kel Date de création: Octobre 2013 Toukabangou assanhar HEL CHECK Adarmalane tao Projection/Datum: GCS/WGS 84 HAMED Kel M'bouna Douekire HEL iwatene Tele ABDEL Razelma https://mali.humanitarianresponse.info HEL BEN EL-HADJI MOMINE Gargando Fatakara Alzounoub Echelle nominale sur papier A3 : Goundam Tinenor 1:3 500 000 Echell Dire Source(s): Kel-antessar Tilemsi Tonka Données spatiales: DNCT, DNP, INSTAT, UNCS, Cluster Tinguiriguif logistics Niafounke Avertissements: Les Nations Unies ne sauraient être tenues responsables de la qualité des limites, des noms et des désignations utilisés sur cette carte. Youwarou (Mopti) Dogofrey Nara (Kayes) Mopti Niono (Ségou) Douentza (Mopti) Dilly Dabo Ouagadou Meden Taskott Guire meden Tinafaradj Tassadjine Essakane Tombouctou Amaranane Tin-aÏcha Issa Bintagoungou Tiyera Boss M'bouna Bery Sassa Billal Taraba bankor Elekett Tinassani M'bouna Tama Adarmalane Garbeye Tindahamane Inatabanae Abarbouch Dag wandalla Karoukamba Tadjidjit Bangara Razelma Kel tagamart ii Goussouthireye Tele Tilemedess i Tilemedess ii Dag elhadj Tagalif amilala Saoubomo Adina koira Adjouwal Dendeguer Douekire Kessou Dongoye bibi Niambourgou Goumel Bougoumera 8`me Kessou Cheriffene groupe koreye Galaga Babaga Boyakoretao Dag hamzane Fatakara Dangaye Intississik sambaloumb Tinenor Katoua Gargando Ibrikass i Douegoussou Kel houassa iii Fouya Adarmalane ALGERIE Kel Doukouria houassa i Ebagaou kaina Ebagaou beri Kel hangaou Goundam Kaneye Groupe dina MAURITANIE Afoutar Tamaskott Echell Mekoreye Dire Dongoye Tondigame Kel sam djibarou Assobol NIGER Karango Guindi Intallassa gatta Saya Atta Gourma-rharous BURKINA FASO Bancani Niafounke Kel-antessar Tintara camp Bagnaga Bancani 0 70 140 Km Debe Yourmi village yourmi Tonka GUINEE.

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