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And Part of Yangon Region Probable Flood Inundated Ayeyarwady and Bago (West) and part of Yangon Region (as of 11 August 2020) 95°0'E Padaung Nattalin Bhutan Township Shwedaung India China Township / Nattalin Bangladesh Tar Pun Township Zigon Zigon Kyangin Township Vietnam Myanmar Kyangin Nay Pyi Taw Batye (!^_ Township Myanaung Laos Yangon Gyobingauk (! Gyobingauk Thailand Kanaung Township Thandwe Bago Region Township Cambodia Monyo Okpho Okpho Township Township Myanaung In Pin Township Oe Thei Kone Monyo 18°0'N Htoogyi Minhla 18°0'N Minhla Township Me Za Li Kone Satellite detected water extent as of Sit Kwin 11 August 2020 in Ayeyarwady, Bago (West) Ingapu and part of Yangon Region Township Gwa Ingapu This map illustrates satellite-detected surface waters due to Township the current monsoon rains over Ayeyarwady, Bago (West) Letpadan and part of Yangon Region of Myanmar as observed from a Rakhine Letpadan Sentinel-1 image as of 11 August 2020. Within the analyzed State Township area of about 23,994 km2, a total of about 1,528 km2 of lands appear to be flooded. Based on Worldpop population Thayarwady data and the detected surface waters, about 209,225 people Hinthada Township are potentially exposed or living close to flooded areas. This Ta Loke Htaw is a preliminary analysis and has not yet been validated in Lemyethna Township the field. Please send ground feedback to MIMU. Lemyethna Hinthada Important Note: Flood analysis from radar images may Township underestimate the presence of standing waters in built-up Du Yar areas and densely vegetated areas due to backscattering. Ayeyarwady Legend Region Zalun .! State/Region Capital Township Boundary (! Main Town State/Region Boundary Zalun Township (! Other Town Road Yegyi Ngathaingchaung o (! Airport Railroad Township Ahpyauk Yangon Ahtaung Region Reference water Yegyi Taikkyi Analysis Extent Township Kyonpyaw Satellite detected water (27 July 2020) Danubyu Township Satellite detected water (11 August 2020) Kyonpyaw Danubyu Township Thabaung Flood Total Population State/ Township Ahthoke District Township Extent Population potentially Region (KM2) in AOI exposed Ayeyarwady Hinthada Hinthada 71 314,242 8,663 Ingapu 77 195,976 8,299 Kyangin 3 39,774 798 Lemyethna 67 93,294 7,723 Kyaunggon Myanaung 13 194,679 1,658 Zalun 57 155,996 9,707 Maubin Danubyu 18 166,366 2,582 Nyaungdon 107 200,383 15,986 Thabaung Nyaungdon Pathein Kangyidaunt 3 150,408 465 Kyaunggon 101 151,582 11,701 Kyaunggon Kyonpyaw 7 218,668 1,176 Township Pathein 31 252,345 11,395 Nyaungdon Thabaung 429 137,640 59,873 Pantanaw 17°0'N Township 17°0'N Yegyi 289 178,939 35,150 Bago (West) Pyay Shwedaung 0.5 487 105 Thayarwady Gyobingauk 9 84,355 1,696 Kangyidaunt Letpadan 35 169,227 4,503 Minhla 48 117,123 6,220 Pantanaw Kangyidaunt Einme Monyo 62 121,390 9,512 Township Township Nattalin 4 14,158 700 Okpho 10 115,195 1,190 Einme Thayarwady 51 144,572 4,852 Township Maubin Yangon Yangon (North) Htantabin 11 95,545 1,751 Township Taikkyi 27 296,554 3,522 95°0'E Total 1530 3,608,898 209,227 Map ID: MIMU1515v01 The information contained on this product is provided “as is”, for Satellite Data : Sentinel-1 Base Layer: MIMU, OSM Production Date: 14 August 2020 reference purposes only, based on current available information. Imagery Dates : 11 August 2020 Population data: WorldPop [2020] Paper Size: A3 The United Nations and the MIMU specifically do not make any Resolution: 10 m Reference Water : JRC Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 warranties or representations as to the accuracy or completeness Copyright: Contains modified Copernicus Analysis : UNITAR - UNOSAT 0 5 10 20 Km of such information nor does it imply official endorsement or Sentinel data [2020] Shading: SRTM90M acceptance by the United Nations. Please share updates on any Source: ESA UNOSAT provide the satellite derived flood extent errors or omissions via [email protected]. 0 3 6 12 Miles.
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