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Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) Rehabilitated Health Facilities in Samar Borongan City IV III General Malvar Magsaysay Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) Balogo Cabay Legend Guinpoliran Maramag Mabini Maydolong Caisawan Mina-anod rehabilitated health facilities in Samar So-Ong Hospital Cancaiyas Bulao Babanikhon Tabok Santa Rita Julag LLORENTE RHU Rural health unit Balangkayan 1 Naubay Manlilinab Guirang Cantubi Barangay health center Babatngon Maca-Anga Cantomco Villa Aurora Canliwag Bangon Piliw POPULATION CENTER Samar Basey Loog Hugpa Baloog Cogon Eastern Samar San Jose Canciledes Inuntan 50,000 above Antipolo Bacayawan Old San Agustin San Fernando Llorente Padang Nagaja Sawa Barobo Magtino 25,001 - 50,000 Dolongan Waso Cacatmonan HERNANI Balante 3 New San Agustin Del Pilar Burgos 5,001 - 25,000 Buenavista Pelit Laurel Garawon Carmen Mongabong Catadman Sugca Guintigui-An Panugmonon Batang Anglit Serum Osmeña Hernani below 5,000 RHU Magallanes Burak May-It Basiao Can-Ato Tinaogan Nouvelas Occidental Quezon Limbujan Iba Binongtu-an Can-Abay Bacubac Sulod Sugponon Binalay Roads CambayanSan Antonio Tingib Baybay Maybunga CanmanilaLoyo Candoros Pingan BASEY San Roque Roxas Amandayehan Vigan Provincial boundary BHC Catadman Tandang Sora Salvacion Tagalag CalutanGeneral Macarthur Guinob-An Tugop 5 Municipal boundary TACLOBAN CITY Camcuevas GEN. MACARTHUR Legaspi Macapagal Domrog Cagdaja Santa Fe Barangay boundary Veloso Caluwayan Cag-Olango Guinmaayohan Tacloban City Quirino Aguinaldo Matarinao Anislag Bolusao San Isidro Tinabanan Cambilla Marabut Lusod Lawaan Betaog Balangiga Bagte Panan-Awan Quinapondan BHC Mabini Santa Fe Iberan Mabuhay Cantenio Roño Asgad San Vicente 7 4 6 Caculangan Abejao Odoc Naga Santo Niño Alang-Alang Caridad Seguinon Canyoyo 8 Santa Cruz Rizal Malbog 10 9 Palactad Casili-On Jagnaya PALO BHC Santa Cruz RHU BHC Paco Santa Margarita Naparaan Logero BHS Guinob-an Santa Rosa Paco Tagbacan Talangdawan Palo Taguite Huknan 12 Salcedo 13 SALCEDO Ferreras Cansumangcay Giporlos Palanas 11 Carapdapan MalobagoSanta Rita RHU President Roxas Coticot Bagtong Alog Maslog I Pinalanga RHU San Isidro Tacla-On Paya Cantomoja San Miguel RHU Biga Camanga Balud TANAUAN Santo Niño Pob II Buabua LipataPinamitinan Cagaut BHC BanuyoBuyayawon Catato Poblacion V RHU Parina Butig BinukyahanAmambucale Bacjao Gigoso Maliwaliw 2 MERCEDES Banuyo Anuron Port Kennedy Tanauan BobonCabunga-An Busay Palamrag BHC Gahoy Sung-An Bagua Cambante Mercedes Hagna AlingarogBanahao TOLOSA Timala Gahoy Basey Bucao Sapao District Hospital Trinidad Cagdara-OSurok Guiuan San Pedro Taytay Victory Island San Juan Lupok Balangiga Camparang Tagporo Tabontabon Tolosa 9-A Barbo Cantahay Balangiga Hollywood Dalaragan Campoyong Salug Bungtod Quinapondan Pagnamitan Giporlos RHU Hamorawon Banaag Baras Julita Lawaan Marabut Dulag Ngolos DULAG Basey Leyte Gahoy, Guiuan Sulangan Banuyo, Mercedes La Paz Mabini, Quinapondan MAYORGA BHCs Paco, Quinapondan Mayorga Santa Cruz, Giporlos Date: 4/24/2015 Name: MAN131057_PH_ACT_HTH_YolandaOperationRehabilitatedHealthFacilities_A3L_230415 ´ Guinob-an,Lawaan Data Sources: GADM/NSO, DPWH, PPA, OSM 0 2.5 5 10 Catadman,Basey Kilometers Macarthur ©ICRC 2015 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the ICRC.
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