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Somalia S O M a L o HUMERA AXUM INDASELAo SSIE (o! (o! ALULA ABA NEGA ! o HERKALE (o! AZEZO ! o ASSA-GUEYLA ! ! Lalibela OBOCK Caluula o LALIBELLA(o! 40°E Elidahar o 44°E 48°E !( DEBRE TABOR TADJOURAH !( Djibouti Port o Bossasso Port BAHIR DAR Weldiya Djibouti The bulk terminal remains congested. There are now 6 bulk DJIBOUTI h The port is congested, with three vessels ! ! ! cargo vessels at berth, and another 5 waiting at anchorage. o (o .! AMBOULI currently waiting at anchorage. Qandala o!(o!! In addition, more bulk cargo vessels are expected this week. Asaita CHABELLEY (Lawya !( o CANDALA BELES Zeylac Shunting challenges are also being experienced due to high Caddo !( BOSSASO Bossaso 24 Djibouti incoming tonnages, especially at the congested bulk terminal. Laasqoray o!( Bati ! ! !( !h Dese!( Aasha Caddo BOSSASO o COMBOLCHA DIKHIL o Berbera Port Xiis The port is congested. 5 vessels are at berth ! 48 Kala-Beyr ! o and 4 are waiting at anchorage. Badhan 3 MEKANE SELAM ! 18 Lughaye ERIGAVO ! Kemise Geerisa !( 106 ! Ceerigaabo !(o 6 ! Ceel-Doofaar 120 12 BERBERA 85 ! Laso-Dawaco Ciisse Haafuun 178 Berbera !( 24 5 ! ! o h Harirad ! ! Baki o DEBRA MARCOS !( Xagal !(o Boon BERBERA ! ! SCUSCIUBAN ! 36 ! 72 Iskushuban !Gewane Kidiyood 60 ! Laas Ciidle Buraan ! 1 Alhamdulilah Xiriiro 108 10°N Boorama ! ! 10°N BOORAMA !( !( Ceel Afweyn o!( Darasalaam Sheikh 11 Huluul Beeyada! 2 1 Rako Xin-Galool Dhahar Guud Cad ! !( Gebiley Darar Weyne 156 ! ! A.T.D. YILMA INTL Sheekha ! ! 9 !( Debre Birhan ! !( ! 12 Garbo Haadley ! 75 64 Awr-Boogays GARDO !(o! Kalabaydh 2 ! Diredana ( 8 !( Burco BURAO Gar Adag ! Odweyne !( ! Baraagaha !(o !( Bandarbayla Hargeisa (o! o 2 159 Qardho Ji Jiga Allay baday! HARGEISA !( Qol !( ! Sayla Bari 12 !( JIJIGA o K’ebri 12! 12 6 Gumb!uraha Ina Harar Balli-Cabane ! Taleex ! Qool-Caday Afmadoobe ! 14 !( o !( ADDIS ABABA LIDETTA ! 12 ! NEKEMTE HaArwgaesihsa Airport Gumar ! Salahley 4 Gowsa Weyne Xudun BOLE INTL ! ! 123 Caynabo (o!.(o! There are plans for Hargeisa airport to close down in the month of May, Balli-Gubadle ! !( ! Oog Ina Guuxaa 24 for approximately six months in order to upgrade the airport (Official notification 1.5 4 3 DEBRE ZEIT wil soon be communicated by the Airport authorities). All larger aircraft will !( Heere ! Dangoroyo ! ! 2 (o not be able to land during this time period (may be diverted to Berbera Airport). 3.5 LAS ANOD 4 129 Qarxis BUNNO BEDELE ! Nazret However, smaller aircraft will be able to land on a gravel airfield next to Hargeisa 119 o 12 214 ! airport. The Logistics Cluster will provide an update once official information Balli !( 3 o o ! !( is available. Any changes to the UNHAS schedule will be informed shortly. Degeh Dhiig Laas GAROOWE 7 Bur ! !( Buuhoodle ! Garowe Kala Baydh Caanood o ! Asela !( Eyl 8 EIL (o! ABA SEGUD !( Burtinle 110 8 Robe GHINNIR !( Jariiban AWASSo A ! o Galdogob o !( 8 ROBE ! 128 o Warder 6 SODDO ! K’ebri Dehar ! Gaalkacyo!(oGALCAIYO ! 4 ! Somalia Kalcad Galinsoor Dagaari ! ! ! 4 Sabacad Cabudwaaq 128 5 ! Daborow !( Wargalo ! SHILAVO ! Shilabo !( Cadaado Budbud ARBA MINTCH Ethiopia o! o 6°N Gode 80 6°N o! BACO GODE IDDIOLE o o ! o Gadoon 239 SHAKISO DUSAMAREB !( 26 Dhuusamarreeb OBBIAo Negele Hargele Bacadwayn ! !( ! ! Guri-Ceel ! Hobyo o ! 165 Gumar NEGELE BORAN ! Shalaqben Ferfer !! Feerfeer ! Kalabeyr !( Ceel Barde Belet Weyne !(o BELET UEN Jowlo !( ! !( Yeed !( 12 Ceel Buur Xarardheere 12 !Rab Dhuure o Doolow Dolo Odo !( Xudur 12 124 12 12 !( DOOLOW ! o Mandera Gedweyne 12 !( BULO BURTI !! WAJID HUDUR Tayeeglow o Luuq o o Ceel Dheer MANDERA Bulahawa !(o !( !( !( !(o 24 Waajid Bulo Burto !( MOYALE Belet LUUQ 12 12 Adan Yabaal ELDER KALOKOL AIRPORT o Xaawo 68 LAKE RUDOLF o 12 Jalalaqsi MOYALE LOWER GARBAHAREY 12 128 !( ELIYE SPRINGS oDaghaye Garbahaarey!(! 12 66 Berdale !( Baidoa ! Fiidow KERIO VALLEY 154 !( ! o 39 (o 62 4 JOWHAR LOYENGALANI Qansax Dheere !( BAIDOA Beled ! !( Amiin !( 36 o o El Wak ! WANLAWAYN !(Jowhar !( Ceel Waaq Buur Wanlaweyn Cadale Mogadishu Port 124 12 Hakaba 10 !( 4 12 11 Operations were temporarily suspended for half a day due to heavy rainfall on 16 April; 117 61 Baardheere o!( ! Balcad however normal operations have resumed. The port is busy, with 2 vessels and 7 DINSOR Tuwaarikle Aw Yacquub 12 !( dhows at berth. Presently, the port has only one tug boat, as the second boat has o !( Diinsoor ! (o! Warshiikh been dispatched to Mombasa for repairs. Priority continues to be granted to vessels MARSABIT AIRPORT o 8 BARDERA Afgooye !( MOGADISHU NORTH carrying humanitarian cargo. 91 3 3 2°N K50 (o!62 3 (o!.!!h MOGADISHU 2°N MERKA ! MERCA Salagle Qoryooley !( ADEN Wajir ! WAJIR oh Mogadishu ! Saakow Kurtunwaarey !(! ADDE INTL (o !( !( ! Buulo Marka 84 72 Mareer BUAALE 12 Sablaale !( !(o 108 Bu'aale !( o MARALAL KISIMA Kenya Baraawe 120 110 Indian Ocean 12 24 LAKE BARINGO GARBA TULA AFMADOW 159 o!( SAMBURU SOUTH AIRPORT o o Dhobley !( ISIOLO Liboi !! 12 Afmadow Jilib o MERU MULIKA o 24 o LIBOI 50 LAIKIPIA AIRBASE 218 12 56 Dadaab !(o Jamaame (o! JAMAAME NANYUKI AIRPORT 48 NYERI KISIMAYU !( Kismayo o ! Gurmadka (o! ! !h KISMAYU o KIAMBERE oGarissa o GARISSA 24 NAIVASHA o EMBU Badhaadhe !( THIS MAP NEEDS YOUR HELP EASTLEIGH JOMO KENYATTA INT'L IF YOU HAVE UPDATED ACCESS INFORMATION o! o (o!((o! KITUI CONCERNING PHYSICAL ROAD CONDITIONS TO Hola WILSON AIRPORT o! CONTRIBUTE PLEASE CONTACT THE LOGISTICS HOLA KIUNGA CLUSTER INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OFFICER IN NAIROBI. !h o MAGADI DISCLAIMER KIWAYU 2°S o THE INFORMATION DIPLAYED ON THIS MAP 2°S MAKINDU CAN CHANGE AT ANY TIME DUE TO SUDDEN ! Garsen ! LAMU / MANDA EVENTS (IE METEOROLOGICAL) THAT MAY IMPACT PHYSICAL o !h(o LAMU ROAD CONDITIONS. THE LOGISTICS CLUSTER CANNOT GUARANTEE AMBOSELI THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF THE INFORMATION o o MTITO ANDEI DISPLAYED AND ACCEPTS NO LIABILITY FOR RELIANCE ON THE DATA. PLEASE TAKE CARE TO VERIFY THE INFORMATION BEFORE USE. LOo ITOKITOK KILAGUNI Mombasa Port o Bulk and conventional terminals are both free of congestion at present. In the next two weeks, MALINDI the expected waiting time is 2 days. The container terminal is still congested, however waiting time h has reduced to 2 days. Shunting ex-port remains challenging due to slow customs procedures as well Malindi !! THIS MAP IS ONLY INTENDED TO DISPLAY THE PHYSICAL o VOI o! as the port authority’s reduction in the length of time containerized cargo may remain at the port CONDITION OF THE ROADS, BASED ON THE BEST INFORMATION 24 ( MALINDI before incurring demurrage/storage costs. AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION. IT DOES NOT ADDRESS KILIFI MACKINNON ROAD ACCESS ISSUES RELATED TO FACTORS OTHER THAN THE ACTUAL o !h Dar Es Salaam Port ! all terminals (bulk, conventional, and container) are # PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE ROAD ITSELF. IT DOES NOT REFLECT BAMBURI MTWAPA congested and intermittent rainfall continues. # THE POLITICAL SITUATION, OR ADDRESS SECURITY ISSUES. Mombasao!h Rehabilitation works on one berth at the private o!!( MOMBASA container terminal are ongoing. MOI INTL(!h 40°E 44°E 48°E o UKUNDA National Capital Road Network National boundary .! Date Created: 25 - APR - 2012 h!h !( Major Town Primary Surface Waterbody Map Num: LogCluster-SOM-002-A2 ! S O M A L I A Secondary Coord.System/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 Seasonal Mineral Pans !( Intermediate Town GLIDE Num: Tertiary ! Small Town Seasonal Waterbody P h y s i c a l R o a d C o n d i t i o n s Trail Data Sources: UNGIWG, GLCSC, ESRI ! River a s o f 2 4 t h A p r i l 2 0 1 2 Village Surface Type The boundaries and names and the designations h Port used on this map do not imply official endorsement ! Paved Road (Tarmac) or acceptance by the United Nations. Kilometers 58 Travel Time in Hours Airport Gravel Road (Murram) (o! Email: [email protected] 0 50 100 150 200 218 Distance in Kilometres o Airfield Dirt Road Dry (Black Cotton) Website: www.logcluster.org o Global Logistics Cluster Support Cell, Rome/Italy Nominal Scale 1:3,500,000 at A2 Airstrip Dirt Road Muddy (Black Cotton).
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