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Nepal Koshi River Flood: Draft - CCCM Recent Displacement Trends in Sunsari District, 18th Nov. 2008 87°0'0"E 87°7'30"E 87°15'0"E UDAYAPUR BAKALAURI ODRAHA MAHENDRA NAGAR Legend TAPESHWARI Jhumka Prison (312 HH/1,669) HANSPOSA Boundaries District SINGIYA VDC KAMALPUR PRAKASHPUR districts PAKALI CampsSUNDARPUR Madhuban VDC Cattle Shed Formal Camps (95 HH/520 IDV) BHADGAUN SINUWARI ITHARI MUNICIPALITY Spontaneous GHOGHANPUR Settlements Khairatole Maktab Madrasa Returns Area/Site Dhanjit Primary School Collective Centre X Vacated KOSHI TAPPU WILDLIFE RESERVE DUMRAHA Secondary PIPRA (PURBA) EKAMBA Displacement MADHUBAN Jamiya Islamiya DULARITertiary Paschhim Kusaha Dam Displacement KOSHI TAPPU WILDLIFE RESERVE(400 HH/2,800 IDV) KHANAR Embankment Breach Point X MADHESA SAPTARI X MRIGAULIYA [ BHOKRAHA 26°37'30"N NC North Red Cross 2 Mahendra Highway [C] (158 HH/790 IDV) (13 HH/65 IDV) 26°37'30"N PASHCHIM KUSAHA NC North Red Cross 1 CHANDBELA MADHELI (221 HH/1,105 IDV) X INARUWA MUNICIPALITY Tabali Gul Madrasa SISBANI BADAHARA Shreepur 8 Jutgaun Sunsari Khola (Shelter Box 2) SONAPUR (35 HH/175 IDV) (51 HH/432 IDV) DANGRAHA LAUKAHIXX X X X Shreepur 8 Rayen SUNSARI (40 HH/200 IDV) Mahendra Highway [A] Mahendra Highway [B] AURABANI DUHABI Lauki Devkota (Shelter Box 1) (270 HH/1,620BABIYA IDV) SIMARIYA M O R A N G NARSHIMHA LaukAhi Border Custom HATTIMUDHA TETARIYA SHRIPUR JABDI Mahendra Highway [D] (264 HH/1,510 IDV) Mahendra Highway [E] JALPAPUR SATERJHODA SIDRAHA Shreepur 7 Hindu tole TANMUNA (6 HH/30 IDV) Shreepur 7 Kumiyea 2 Shreepur 7 Kumiyea 1 (5 HH/25 IDV) (20 HH/100 IDV) LAKHANTARI BHALUWA Number of RAMNAGAR BHUTAHA CHHITAHA TANKI SINUWARI JHORAHAT RETURNS AREAS Number of occupied GAUTAMPUR Households/ Shelters shelters SAPTARI SITES Shreepur 8 Jutgaun 248 35 Families Individuals SHRI HARIPUR Shreepur 8 Rayen 198 40 PURBA KUSAHA Shreepur 7 Hindu tole 40 6 Shreepur 7 Kumiyea 1 438 20 HARINAGARA Formal CampsJHAPA 1,371BAIJANATHPUR 7,646 Collective Centres 0 0 26°30'0"N Shreepur 7 Kumiyea 2 150 5 RAJGANJ SINUWARI CHIMADI BHAUDAHA TOTALS 1074 106 BASANTAPUR BIRATNAGARSpontaneous SUB Camps METROPOLITAN 413CITY 2,865 26°30'0"N MADHYAHARSAHI Returns Area/Site 106 535 RAMGANJ BELGACHHIYA * Draft Map - not intended for wider distribution TOTALS 1,890 11,046 GHUSKI AMAHIBELHA KATAHARI 87°0'0"E 87°7'30"E 87°15'0"E Map produced by OCHA Nepal The boundaries and names shown and the designations Last updated used on this map do not imply official endorsement or 31.5 0 3 Data Source: Field reports from CCCM DTM & I/NGOs acceptance by the United Nations Oct. 13, 2008 Km I.

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