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Mauritania ! Akjoujt O Faraoun Aguilal ! ! ! AKJOUJT Casba Des ATLANTIC OCEAN Aït Maouin ! El Mamghar !ho ! ! ! !(!! !( !(!( ! !(!(!( ! h !(! ! ! ! !! h! o ! o!( o ! 20°0'0"W 15°0'0"W Hagunía 10°0'0"W 5°0'0"W El Djedid 0°0'0" Daora ! ! Khraybichat HASSAN I !(o ! Mahbés ! ! !Tazoult LAAYOUNE El Aaiún !h ! Echdera Sali ! SMo ARA Anzeglouf ! o ! Lemsid ! Metmárfag ! Bu Craa Tifarita ! Ain Ben Tili ! Chenachan ! ! 'Aïn Ben Tili Algeria BIR MOGHREIN ! Chegga o ! Bîr Mogreïn 25°0'0"N 25°0'0"N Western Sahara ! Crampel ! Oum Dreyga ! Anzarane DAKHLA o Tiris Zemmour !h!( DAJLA !Villa Cisneros ! Aguelt el Adam ! Admamtalmat ZOUERAT Fdérik o o ! ! Zouîrât ! ! Auserd FDERIK ! Tourine Jraifia Agüenit ! Bir Tichla Sug ! Gandús ! ! o ! Agui NOUADHIBOU o ! Port-Étienne ! Ouadane Adrar Cansado ! !h Dakhlet Nouadhibou Jraïf ! Ksar Trochane NOUADHIBOU ! Azougui ! Mali Ata!r !(!(o ATAR ! ! Taïzent ! Tachot Chinguetti Inchiri !Terjit Toungat ! !Oujeft 20°0'0"N El Medda 20°0'0"N ! Mauritania ! Akjoujt o Faraoun Aguilal ! ! ! AKJOUJT Casba des ATLANTIC OCEAN Aït Maouin ! El Mamghar Lemhaisrat ! Taoujafet ! ! Tiouilit ! Rachid Tagant o TIDJIKJA TICHITT Tidjikdja! o ! ! Tichit Ksar el Barka Nouakchott Hodh Ech Chargui Nouakchott NOUAKCHOTT INTL h !(o NOUAKCHOTT .!! Trarza Moudjéria ! ! Sérotandi o MOUDJERIA o Boutilimit ! Tiourébougou ! ! Tamxat ! Nimjad ! BOUTILIMIT Boumdeït ! o Kourouma !Hassi Guenderes TAMCHAKETT Oualâta ! ! ! ! Tiguent Nbâk Tamchaket Aleg ! Kamor ! !Oulad Melzem Barouk Brakna Talha ! ! Mederdra PODOR ! AIOUN EL ATROUSS Tombouctou Ouska ! El Abdé Assaba ! o Dar el Barka Keur Nala ! Ao BBAYE ! NEMA o TOMBOUCTOU Lahouvich ! Diahoulel ! Kiffa ! ! Keur !! ! o!( Agouénit o Barkéouol !( Ayoun El Atrous !Néma Ti-n-Kérouat Eoua ! Kouré! Podor ! ! o Dagana Bogué Baté Layé Benibafat ! Bandièndé Rosso o ! ! ! ! Aïmoré ! Goundam Dabarassiré ! ! Kalou Maboubé Ndian Dia ! ! KIFFA o Richard-toll RICHARD TOLL Léyé ! Monguel Awinat es Sbil ! DAHARA !( Doumga ! !Bababé o Pobi Ganki Oulad el Hadji ! Hodh El Gharbi ! ! ! ! Gao !( Mboto Kaédi El Kseïba Zegueha Bou Talhaya Diadé (!o ! ! El Gueneïba ! ! ! !( Mafondou ! Kataouan Débéouel ! !(o SAINT LOUIS Mbagne o! ! Sabar Mbout !Keyouala TIMBEDRA ! Daka Pété Dyovol ! ! Touf Galaga Doukouré ! Fifo El Moudéré ! Foko KOROGOUSSOU !( Haïré Gorgol Kankossa !El Baghoui ! Niafounké ! Saint-Louis Guène Boki KAEDI Dougoulgui ! ! ! Toumbaré Bassikounou ! ! ! ! Diamal Kow ! ! Blajemile Egémanbénou Chèbar ! Goudi Kekki ! ! ! ! Djibar Badogor Koundélé !Waringuel Atîla ! ! ! ! Djajibine El Gèté Mbèygou ! Kosa Lekser ! ! ! Gatié Senegal Doun Matam !Civé El Mankous ! Yèngui Agouanit Ahel Oumkchéra Gueleibat Boukine ! Koussana Terbékou Djirma Dala Dianga ! ! ! ! ! ! Elminetafra ! ! ! ! Agreyate Aïmar Sott ! Loumbaydi ! Kabé Louga ! ! Dolol Guidimaka ! ! Féréni !Kalifa ! ! ! Maoudass ! Tîchilît el Hradem Dida Rhoulé Koundiourla! ! Tiliandé ! DODJI o ! ! Bilikouaté Toumba Bezeïr ! Moribougou ! ! Médala Modioko o Magha!na Artémou ! ! OURO SO! GUI ! Oumou ! ! Amaké !Sountèye Gourel! Archâne Hassi Chaggar Amilalé ! ! Nourane !Kébèmer ! Lotoké ! Dianguina Laranguémou El Bob Ballé ! Linguère Tierno ! Meïlaha ! Kersiniané ! ! ! Madène ! ! Bouras Korienzé ! Loyène Niérou ! Vèndou SELIBADY ! Oulamantess ! ! Harr ! Nioro du Sahel!o Tourougoumbé Bilantal Léona ! Kamba Sénou Sagné ! o Souéïna Ségué! Yélimané ! Kantaré ! ! Oumpou ! ! o ! Nara Apeul Bargou !! !Koréra Koré Oualo ! Torobani ! Douna Niouki Korokoro! Sélibaby ! Baédiam Dionkoulané NIORO DU SAHEL ! Tivaouane ! Vèndou ! ! Douentza ! 15°0'0"N Moro ! Mbalou ! Dyatara ! ! Toupéré 15°0'0"N ! Guéladio ! YELIMANE Karlindala LEOPOLD SEDAR SENGHOR INTL ! ! Ndiaye Bakel! Guémou ! Aourou Yaguiné Goumbou Boui ! ! Keur Chérif Moulaye ! Magouénité Zanbougou ! Kawari ! ! Thiès Dayane !(o ! ! Godioval Banda ! Tiné Douma !(o ! ! Mbacké ! BAKEL Diaguili ! Déguéna Toula Bambey Kodiolé ! Sabou-Ciré ! Sangou ! ! Bouli Bogueul ! ! Amadilimane ! ! Darou Ngonor ! Diabadji ! ! Siranguédou Sokolo Burkina Rufisque Baraïné ! ! Toube Sanveon ! Dakar !h Diourbel Salam ! KAYES ! Sandaré Diangounté Diéma .! Diaganiao Ouro ! Messé Irarhoulé ! Gossas Gourel ! ! GOROM-GOROM DAKAR Mamoud ! Toubéré ! ! !(o ! ! ! Dalabougou Ndobougou Ténenkou o ! ! ! ! ! ! Mbarébougou ! ! o AMBODEDJO Naye Nguekikh ! Médina Yavorodji Mama Sérora Samba Mada ! ! ! Mopti ! ! Fatick Gouye Méo Mbégué Demba Diaré !( ! Dibila Mourdiah Débéré Mbour ! Diender Sambène Diarel Ndaho Kayes ! ! 20°0'0"W Balabou ! 15°0'0"!W ! Mbolo ! 10°0'0!"W Djikoné 5°0'0"W !Bandiagara Débèl Fa! so 0°0'0" Assana Hamdalaye ! ! Dèmtou !Guinguinéo ! Sobel Bangassi Barama ! Dotyéna ! Flangali ! ! ! o !h !h!(o ! ! Date Created: ! National Capital !(o Airport Road Network National boundary 28 - DEC -2011 .! ! Map Num: LogCluster-SYR-001-A2 ! Coord.System/Datum: ! o! o Airfield Primary road First level admin boundary Geographic/WGS84 !( Major Town ! o GLIDE Num: Kilometers (! o Airstrip Secondary road Surface Waterbody Data Sources: GAUL, WFP, GLCSC, ESRI !h !( Intermediate Town M A U R I T A N I A 0 50 100 200 300 400 The boundaries and names and the designations !h Port Tertiary road Seasonal Mineral Pans used on this map do not imply official endorsement ! Small Town or acceptance by the United Nations. o Nominal Scale 1:4,000,000 at A2 o Railway Track/Trail Seasonal Waterbody Email: [email protected] G e n e r a l L o g i s t i c s P l a n n i n g M a p ! Village(Selection) Website: www.logcluster.org Global Logistics Cluster Support Cell, Rome/Italy River.
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