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Central Level Disaster Relief Stockpile Distribution Net UNJLC - UNSDI-T FF II CC SS SS Field Information and China Coordination Support Section Sources: UNHCR, Global Insight digital mapping © 1998 Europa Technologies Ltd. Central Level Disaster Relief Stockpile Distribution Net UNJLC - UNSDI-T The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this As of September 2011 map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. China_CLDRS_DistribNet_A3LC.WOR RUSSIAN FEDERATION ASTANAASTANA !! Hailar KAZAKHSTAN HEILONGJIANGHEILONGJIANG !! ULAANBAATARULAANBAATAR !! !! !! Qiqihar MONGOLIA CCC!! HarbinHarbin NEIMENGGUNEIMENGGU !! CC!! UrumshiUrumshi Changchung !! !! Jilin !! AlmatyAlmaty CCC !! JILINJILINJILIN BISHKEKBISHKEK LIAONINGLIAONING XINJIANGXINJIANG HEBEIHEBEI ShenyangShenyangC!!!! Fushun !! CC !! KYRGYZSTAN CCC DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S !! !! Anshan !! Hohhot !! BEIJINGBEIJING !! BEIJINGBEIJING !! BEIJINGBEIJING !! BEIJINGBEIJING !! BEIJINGBEIJING Baotou !! BEIJINGBEIJING UZBEKISTAN OshOsh GANSUGANSU !! REP. OF KOREA !! !! BEIJINGBEIJINGCC !! Tangshan !! KashgarKashgar CCC DushanbeDushanbe CC !! DushanbeDushanbe CC TienjinTienjin !! !! CCC TienjinTienjinCC !! Dalian !! P'YONGYANGP'YONGYANG !! CCC !! !! Yinchuan TIANJINTIANJIN JAPAN !! Shijiazhuang !! !! !! !! TAJIKISTAN Taiyuan !! TURKMENISTAN !! Xining NINGXIANINGXIA !! SEOULSEOUL NINGXIANINGXIA SHANXISHANXI KunduzKunduz !! !! Jinan Mazar-i-SharifMazar-i-Sharif GolmudGolmud Mazar-i-SharifMazar-i-Sharif CCC !! LanzhouLanzhou SHANDONGSHANDONG !! Qingdao REPUBLIC CC SHANDONGSHANDONG !! MaimanaMaimana KabulKabul (SO)(SO) CCC TOKYOTOKYO !! JalalabadJalalabad TOKYOTOKYO Kabul*Kabul* JalalabadJalalabad QINGHAIQINGHAI BamyanBamyan QINGHAIQINGHAI Luoyang !! !! ZhengzhouZhengzhou OF KOREA !! PeshawarPeshawar CCZhengzhouZhengzhou HeratHerat PeshawarPeshawar !! CC HeratHerat Xi'anXi'anCC!! C !! CCC HENANHENAN GardezGardez ISLAMABADISLAMABADISLAMABAD JIANGSUJIANGSUJIANGSU KohatKohat SHAANXISHAANXI AFGHANISTAN KohatKohat CHINA ANHUIANHUI !! Nanjing DeraDera IsmailIsmail KhanKhan SICHUANSICHUAN HefeiHefei !! !! KandaharKandahar DeraDera IsmailIsmail KhanKhan XIZANGXIZANG SICHUANSICHUAN HefeiHefeiCC KandaharKandahar M CC CHONGQINGCHONGQING C !! Shanghai ZaranjZaranj e ZaranjZaranj k !! !! ChengduChengdu !! WuhanWuhan SHANGHAISHANGHAI o CCChengduChengdu HUBEIHUBEI WuhanWuhan !! CC HUBEIHUBEI CC !! Hangzhou QuettaQuetta MultanMultan n C CCC BHUTAN !! g !! LhasaLhasa !! Chongqing CCLhasaLhasa r ZHEJIANGZHEJIANG CCC i NEPAL v PAKISTAN e !! !! !! Nanchang NEWNEW DELHIDELHI r !! Yellow Sea CC!! ChangshaChangsha !! CCC SukkurSukkur KATHMANDUKATHMANDU !! !! GUIZHOUGUIZHOU SukkurSukkur !! THIMPHUTHIMPHU GUIZHOUGUIZHOU THIMPHUTHIMPHU HUNANHUNAN DamakDamak !! Guiyang JIANGXIJIANGXIJIANGXI CCC!! FuzhouFuzhou FUJIANFUJIAN !! KunmingKunming FUJIANFUJIAN !! KarachiKarachi BANGLADESH CCCKunmingKunming GUANGXIGUANGXI GUANGDONGGUANGDONG !! YUNNANYUNNAN GUANGDONGGUANGDONG !! DHAKADHAKA TAIWANTAIWAN !! !! !! !! !! !! Guangzhou CC!! NanningNanning CCC !! MYANMAR !!!! Hong-KongHong-Kong Cox'sCox's BazarBazar !! HANOIHANOI MaungdawMaungdaw HANOIHANOI HONGHONG KONGKONG NAYPYIDAWNAYPYIDAW !! HaikouMACAOMACAO HONGHONG KONGKONG INDIA MACAOMACAO Capital MaeMae HongHong SonSon MaeMae HongHong SonSon HAINANHAINAN MaeMae SariangSariang MaeMae SariangSariang !! VIENTIANEVIENTIANE UNHCR Regional Office !! PHILIPPINES YangonYangon MaeMae SotSot LAO PEOPLE'S UNHCR Country Office THAILAND / National Office DEMOCRATIC !! !! MANILAMANILA / Liaison Office KanchanaburiKanchanaburi KanchanaburiKanchanaburi !! !! BANGKOKBANGKOK REPUBLIC !! BANGKOKBANGKOK !! UNHCR Sub-Office ChennaiChennai CAMBODIA UNHCR Field Office !! PHNOMPHNOM PENHPENH East China Sea UNHCR Field Unit JaffnaJaffna VIET NAM MannarMannar C Warehouse TrincomaleeTrincomalee IliganIliganIliganIligan MALDIVES VavuniyaVavuniya BatticaloaBatticaloa VavuniyaVavuniya BatticaloaBatticaloa !! KORORKOROR !! CotabatoCotabato !! KORORKOROR Main town or village !! BRUNEI DARUSSALAM CotabatoCotabato DavaoDavaoDavaoDavao CityCityCityCity SRISRI JAYEWARDENEPURA-KOTTEJAYEWARDENEPURA-KOTTE SRI LANKA International boundary MALEMALE PALAU MALEMALE PALIKARPALIKAR !! PALIKARPALIKAR MALAYSIA BANDARBANDAR SERISERI BEGAWANBEGAWAN Provincial boundary !! !! 0 !!1,000 !! KUALAKUALA LUMPURLUMPUR Line of control Cease-fire line kilometers !! SINGAPORESINGAPORE SINGAPORESINGAPORE Administrative line (Level 1) SINGAPORE INDONESIA Printed on : 26 September 2011 [email protected].
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