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Battagram District, North 73 73.5 74 74.5 Produced by Brody Dittemore HIC PAKISTAN United Nations Joint Logistics Centre, Pakistan, VVAF 5 . Emergency Response # 3, Street 2, F-8/3, Islamabad 5 Centre Map Locator 3 B a t t a g r a m D i s t r i c t , N o r t h www.unjlc.org [email protected] Dandu Bari Seri Kinshar Kai 5 Sar Mir Ghous Kam Banda Khasrai 3 0 . Thua Buto Shal 5 Batera Nobanda 3 Mori Smaste Utlo NWFP 5 Lahor bala Besa . 4 Jashar Kashor 3 Begomar Kafrai Palas Chandhari Gidarhari Mangrai Churlandai Aochakari Andark Barchho 9 Thoe Sar . Mir Ali Batera Andrak Dalgando Kolai Kabakot 4 4 Ziar Takia Awalai HLZ Bhaleja Baihk Arang KOHISTAN 3 3 Pain Landai Munjai Chainn Sar Gano Maidan KOHISTAN Kandao Masham Bala NORTH POLE Lundai Masham Donglai Kohistan Sar Ghaziano AJK Bareghal Gedar Urri / BARI DARI Besham Batgram Kandao Kana 5 Bagiana Khutkhutai Besham Quila . Poshash Kafir Tagha 3 Bar Baihk 3 9 . Rani Banda Paka Baik Natai Sar Gania Kandao 4 Bakrai Ilmi Butia Serai Kuto 3 Kaul Lorin kot Deral Bar Banda Bar Forid Churmar Kuhal Khwar Jabrai Safiah Kandao Jangrai Utar Kandao Garhi Pazong Jabral Kalazar Kaskhwar District capital Line of Control Khet Sar Aorai Drad SAHIBZADA Sakargah Kocha Tehsil capital Province Danda Kunshai Hogat banda Batangai Sar Loe Ser Mul Jabra Unreeai Toba Kalangkuta District 9 Kand Saiyidan BANNA 1 Lagharserai Union Council capital . Babi Borai Bikanai Sokar 4 Jaribila Tehsil Kanshi Sar Baihk Tarkanai Darwaza Significant location 3 Dulai Karmi Sar Barachar Kand Chiran 1 HAZARD, karai GILAL Pashto Gidria Union Council Zor Bela Pirorsar Kahu Barai Kandao Shamsher Jamakhwar Settlement Saiyidan 25 OCTOBER Bango Banda Jabba Shankai Kuz Mamdinsar Akhundzadasar Satai Helipad Elevation (metres) Chaman Biran Pashto Kalai Kalai Jaaba kalai Kandarkar Karkand Tandol ALIA 02 Shalkhal Pashakal Ner UNJLC Hubs Below 500 Jina Galshul Sar Amluke Lota Silo Chambar Bar Batilai Gul Bajyia Karin Richarai Jabri Khargarai Sar Kundar 500 - 1,000 9 Kala . Lusesar Jorai Banda Mir Ali Damdara Gantel Kandao Charai EDP 4 Karin Drudo Kandao Jar Mangla Aichar Kuz Shaltai Lugri Dano Shergarh Sar Dumdara Balila Mera Narsuk ALIABAB 1,000 - 1,500 3 Ledai FASS Shiwi HLZ Laghrai Sar Sar Ner Gantar Baihk Jabagai HLZ Kandao Mir ali Qala Bojari 1,500 - 2,000 Kurs Tanga Jabagal HLZ Paza Bojrai Urban area Bar Lusesar Banda Gato Landai Mera Jabbar Palang Ohauni Burj 2,000 - 2,500 Derai Banda Banda Kuz Batkhu Jambera HLZ HLZ Sar konahgran NWFP 2 Kalai Road Status Tipar Khan Sar Lawana Dera (Khan Matai Guntar 2,500 - 3,000 Haidar Banda Kuz Karin Churlakai HLZ HLZ Korwharan Borukarn Una Dairah Shahmurada Event Dond Mangabon HLZ Banjar Tolia Sar Meru Khel) Azhri 8 Sar Sar Kahi Raan 3,000 - 3,500 . HLZ Bhunamran Open Kuz Magrai Piaza HLZ HLZ Ucher Lond Zohra Kandao 4 Banda Banda Tapar HLZ Banda Lde HLZ HLZ Telus Murte Aklo 3,500 - 4,000 3 Lusesar Landai Bando HLZ Serai Oba Bangonah Japrialai Impassable Banda Banda HLZHLZ Qarghan Sar Una banda Sar Darad Sar Daulat HLZ HLZ Dumrai Gian Larai Peza Roads 4,000 - 4,500 Bar Batkot Kandao HLZ Pilai Rabat Kasai Dishwall Narai Sar Burimar Serai Sar HLZ Sar Rupkani Kalsuhan Type 4,500 - 5,000 Darad Kandao Bamilai Banda HLZ Mera Banda Naugram Danna Kandao Banda Lilai Derai HLZ Mangano Bana Bandai Bail Tutbur Burimar Sar Manrai Awar Derai HLZ Sherai Kas Katoru Primary 5,000 - 5,500 Pir Bar Pirsar Banda Banda Toka Kalai Kharg HLZ Sukai Gangwai Tibbat Daththananr 8 HLZ Gat . Warukai Una Bamilai Banda Dumrai Bajmebira Secondary 5,500 - 6,000 Sar Chir Banda Sichbiar Badkhana Sukar Gangwal Darai 4 Maidan Narai Akor Banda Awarai Oba BANNA 3 JALANGIAL Datai Gohar Tertiary 6,000 - 6,500 3 Toka Darra Nairai Banda Gangwal Bara Kuz Pirsar Banda Asharai Kuz Bamilai Bar Faqirai Banna Kar Biarai Naugram Rashang Morai Sar Chagam Faqiral JALANGIAL Pokal Hotar Unknown 6,500 - 7,000 Balai Banr Banda Sar Kuz Kalle Badkul Bab Biari Rashang Bar Asha Umarai Rau Koiar Over 7,000 Banda Bar Asharai Jalib Banda Kalle Dandai Hutal (Allai) Jabba BATAGRAM Knudri Nurdai Takhta Shrshal Bakriala Oba Chaprai Biari (Allai) BATAGRAM Label Styles Ban Manda Qandirgai 8 Majun Banda Kanel Kegalai . Piaza Richban Bar Banda Pul Shotar Kuz Kotkai Jakrialai 4 Sndakai Jaba Bazar Kobal Rawanai Kanah Ganja Kandao DDIISSTTRRIICCTT LLAABBEELL 3 Bar Darab Smasto Oba TTEEHHSSIILL LLAABBEELL Dand Talun Darab Garang Kafirai Ali Suchchi Kargarai Sar Goshra Biari Shahid Soni Di Gali Jan Huna Sardalla Qala Paizai Kukilar Shakre Darra Kandao Bar Kargarai Mari 8 Daul Gudar Miandan . Kashora Gunagar Narani Qadira Banda Gidar 4 Malakand Laora Surgai Kopra Kago Ganja 3 Shahit Largam Jhungra Kandao Tarkana Gaura Saeo Goriar Gidarghar Obo Sarkui Mans Shah Murad Ajlai Ghorepher Pattai Maidan Kandao BUra 1:200,000 Khan Kuz Garlar Jaondar Kage Obo Taraial Alimi Mairogai Asharai Banda Chhanj Biswalai Karg Asharai Gabrai Budaha Kandao Bishkot Kanshoi Gada Ghorepher Kandao Danna 0 1.5 3 6 Km Kund Tarunj Banda Kandao Kachchal Ali 7 Pachargram Akhun Pundara . Damar Paiza Shingri Kandao Sher Takaran 4 Jamama Kunjborai Baihk Aaphel Ganohorai Ganchorai Doga Mund 0 1 2 4 Miles 3 Paimal Harpal Deba Takari dulai Jabba kowarjola Baru Beth Doba Tai Shahidpatai Utli churlingai sharif Miranai Dana Version v1.0 Barsar Surtai Rattapani Arshi Sangu Bara Kharipatai Kain Chhaprai Chattu Beth Jar Dunga Shahid Mundi The boundaries and names on this map (or maps) do not imply Kuz Qandot Dabrai Kandao Sha Magro Ziarat Tarli official endorsement by the World Food Programme or by the 7 United Nations. Facts and figures in this map are to the best of . Khel Baleja 2 LZ, 27 OCTOBER our knowledge accurate and up to date at the time of writing 4 Manzarai Hutal Naryala but subject to change at any time. The World Food Programme 3 Barchar Chittawatta Mandri Bakarwalai Rah Kaura Makhranai tarnao DODAL Sasamoor makes no warranty or representations as to the reliability or Kot Kobar TORH Serai Joz Hotar Nala Naralbazi accuracy of the data contained herein. For planning purposes only. Sadu Pomang Murad Bhir Gidar Khan Qala Kanjrai Banda Bar Ban About the UNJLC: The United Nations Joint Logistics Centre Kobar Rakhban Kandao Bizokas Banda Knari Gatti (UNJLC) is an inter-agency facility reporting to the Humanitarian Shingaldar Khadlai Naral Nawagai Bar Bar Bartunai Dab Pashora China Rakhban Rachhmaira Banser Bananwali Bachbaja Nala Jok Co-ordinator within complex Humanitarian crises, and overall to Balai PANIMIRAL Kuz Shikro the Inter-Agency Standing Committee. Its mandate is to co- 7 Shahgat Shumlai Ser . Banda Kuz Bartun Sahib Khan kandao Khole Pichjaban Sar Ulargat Banser ordinate and optimise the logistics capabilities of humanitarian 4 Lundi Ser Jangorai Garakot Ughaz Karwar Bela Batangi organisations in large-scale emergencies. UNJLC operates under 3 Gati kubai Banda Kakarshang Thippar Changari Changri the custodianship of the WFP who are responsible for the Asharai Judbo Baleran Kotgai Kowanai Khui Kandi Khole Chhaprian administrative and financial management of the Centre. UNJLC is Kalash Landai DESHI Jasaul Jaulao Kachhol Kalash Shingrai Battamori Dudhpatti Kanchhejari funded from voluntary contributions channelled through WFP. Sargio mamardai Kuz Dinglai Matta Katha Bisa BattagramBattagram Rajdhawali Baba Sheikh China Nakka Shiri Copyright: United Nations World Food Programme 2005. Bar Shingarai Tung Deoli All rights reserved. Bar Shinglai Sandasarar Gagu Derai Islam Ziarat Kot Nanhath 7 Khel Devoli Thanna . Thinkar Bali Chilar Maidan EDP Tamai Gadal Malkan de gali Produced through the generous support of: 4 Batagran Bendigai Khet Banda Chhika Dudhpatti Kunda Uta Bela Chota 3 Saokar Ajmera Shamsabad Ahi Nagra Shingri Tamai Baba Ziarat Lammi Kopra ChhapraJabbar Khaira Khator Kalasi Bandai Bani Khandar Chhapargram Nilbanr Kunda TarlaNalla 72.8 72.9 72.9 72.9 72.9 73.0 73.0 73.0 73.0 73.1 73.1 73.1 73.1 73.2 73.2 73.2 73.2.
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