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Province Du Nord Kivu Entre Beni Et Kayna - Carte De Référence Makumbu Kakia RÉPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO - Province du Nord Kivu entre Beni et Kayna - Carte de Référence Makumbu Kakia Semiliki Ibina Mbau Kibera Tsupa ZS DE MANDIMA ± ZS DE OICHA Ngwaba Mbau Malehe ZS DE MAMBASA Mapiki G PROVINCE DE Bela Mbutama Barara Sikwakira Mationgo Lebia Semiliki L' ITURI Makeke Linzo 1 Linzo 3 Ngite Ngite Abakuasimbo Mununzi Linzo 2 -kubechi Mobisio Biabune ZS DE KAMANGO Mokafu Ebiena Mavivi Home Bendera Matembo Biabono Kalibo 2 Mavivi Kalibo 1 G Bingo Nkei G Boikene Kyavisimi Makiki Centre Mangango Mangina Pandekali G ZS DE Aloya Mangina Mabakanga BENI Vulengi G Ngoyo Centre G Beni Munyambelu ZS DE Mambango ZS DE H Kipabashi MABALAKO G Nyaleke MANGUREDJIPA BENI Paida Mabangwa Lenda Mapata Lubena Kahongera Mukulia Supa Luhule Mbunia ZS DE Vieux Beni Mwenda Ngazi Mambena KALUNGUTA Runzai G Mwenda Zacharia Kenge Kitara Mambombo Mbaya Tumbula Kiniambabore Masangi Loulo Kiavikere Kabasha Lose Visiki G Butongu Murambi Kasese Chutes Motokolea Vulambayiri Mahungu Karibumba Kiondo Biaboye Bukoka Kitolu Mabingi Centre Kilia Mashua Tutu Kivinduliro Mbilinga Mandelya Bitongo Libokora Nzenga Mangodomu Ntoyo Lukalia Lumba G Pombi MUTWANGA Eohe Ngoma Manguredjpa Kaliberio Pabuka Ngere Kyavitumbi Kaseghe Mabuku H Mambia Malambo G Bulongo Mutwanga Lukono Kiavaranga Kyavisogho Maboyo Lisasa Semiliki ZS DE Kisanga Vunyondo Mutsora Kavali Ngundi Maghombi MUTWANGA Kanimba Mundiba Maboya Manduli Makumo Buma Malepe Mako Ngubi G Masoya Vukoka Vukembe Lume Vusumba Kalivuli Kamirihi Vusinge Kialala Kivira Makusa Kanyatsi-Irangi Vuteke Biambwe Kaniyi Sabani Kalenguko Mihanga Vurondo Kahamba Kikio GBiambe G Vulima Musenge Centre Malio Mangimu Vupereghe Kanyihunga Itendi Vunzuli Mikama Manzabya Malepe Kabiabo Mambira Kanzoka Kitulu Mukohwa Kitwa Misebere Mutitiro ZS DE BIENA Manzeku Lughatika Moheta Malia-Bwana Lubana Mbata Misebere ZS DE VUHOVI Ya Katumba Rugetsi 1 Vingyo Luvika Naombia Butuhe Migheri Misugho Bituhe G Kivetia Masiki Chavisale Rugetsi 2 Kialamahindi Nzalihwa Vuvo Centre Misugho Vuhombwe Kisesa Kalonge G Bulambo Kyalamahendi Isale-Bulambo Kirima Kivombo Kihondo Wobo Karongo Kitamyaka Vwikya Kamusonge Kasaka Mavono Mukoku Beme Bunyuka Sindani Mongaha Kikyo G Mama Musay Kayangiro Kiragho GVutondi Masambo 1 Vuhira BUTEMBO Kisitu Masambo 2 Masambu Katambi Mwiri Vuhovi H Kivisire Muhongue G ZS DE Katwikira Bulengera Butembo VUHOVI BUTEMBO Busega H Muramba Ndavakwa H BARAKA Isale G Malende Kitojo Mososa Musingiri Vutetse Muhayirwa Bwino Tako Kitholhu CMC ADEPROSA H Kighali Kalemia Kyabikere Vuhima Kivugha Katwa G Leproserie Kinihya Ndeko Kabasinze Irangira Mbangi Busese Kivungha Kisunga Ihandiro Kalundu Mabambi Bohano Mosenda Lukomo Mbungwe Lubango Bwera Butengwa Bitumbi Ngongi Kivandya Vuyinga Mosusa Kasindi Karambi Ngeleza Viakuno Kitongote Kyasenda 2 Taiya Luwere Buyiga Kyasenda 1 Kyasenda 3 ZS DE Muhangi Musienene Vuhesi Kalengehya Vehamba Mpondwe MUSIENENE Musenene H MUSIENENE Vusyanga Milinde Baswagha Vusamba Besarabwe Musumira Kirivata Vayana Mukama Matembe Bufundi H KYONDO Kihoma Ibwe Kyangendi ZS DE KYONDO Kivuwe Mabungu PROVINCE DU Luhotu Katiri Kaseya Masumo Talia Kiteraga Kasindi Vieux NORD-KIVU Kirirye Matenga Karuruma Kyatenga Vulimiro Nyabusenyi Ngangatiro Vurondo Manzamba Kibakari Kimbulu Boyangwa Kahakaviro Mbua Kyondo Kiwanza Bwalengire Lukanga Kyasenda Makombi Magherya Bulambo Semiliki Burako Mabami Mutushi Kamukahere G Mageria Mumole Museya Ndalihya Lotanga Mwalika Lubero Kibwe Musalala Musasa Parc National Kabahango Mangada Katimbya Lubero Balonge Bwalyana Ngitse des Virunga Vulera Tungutwasa Loutu Kaliro Mangina Kahasero Masereke Katero Isango-Isoro Yama Kasone Kimule Kyavinyonge Kasugho MASEREKA LUBERO Kavinyonge G G Lubero H Age Maipi Kasone H Wuhevi Ilambula ZS DE Kirungu LUBERO Maitana Mbumbalo Buliba Kitowa Ngango Musuku Katolo Kagheri G Katumbi Kiniankobe Matete Luhunga Kipese Bukula Makoka G Kipese Tayna Kingiki Mukula Bikara Kitobo G Kalungu ZS DE Kitsombiro Wimbi Hangi ALIMBONGO GKitsambiro Réserve Katandele Kasinga Lunyasenge ZS DE naturelle Lobango MASEREKA de Tayna Manzia Tayna Bilundule Mambosa Musindi Alimbongo Kalimba Igalika Gunda Kirikiri talias Lac Edouard Kabiri Kabenga Kanyamabo Bungulu Kiribata Bingi Vutsorovia Mbohe Kabingu G Lukuveve Muhuma Kasinga Ndiba Mohanga Mupando Kisenga Rwenshama Kasigiri Kamuhina Kibukulu Matembe Kabwema Tayna Katundu Bonyatenge Bingi Butungi Nyamushasha Lutunguru Malubo Masima Kasegbe UGANDA Rukambura Sake Lulimbi Lindi Makulu Buniakahemba Bitakongo Bwasinge Bukomerwa Mutenda Mutoyi Mulinga Mushenge Kanyatsi ZS DE KAYNA Kirumba Buhimba Kaleke Bilati Niungu Kihihi Katoke Bilati Nyakakoma Mbwavinwa Luhulu Tuberi Kaniatsi Kasiki Bulotwa Kiamba Busekere Bungenie Kamandi Kataro Reserve des Kayna Buhimba Luofu Kikovu primates de Kibanda H KAYNA Kisimba Ikobo Kalehe Kabale Kabuya Mukondoli Lushoa Kashetsi Kanyinabulimano Buheri Kalia Bukwesha Bukokorome Kigoma Nyamenzi Kibimbiri Biriku ZS DE PINGA Kanune Mukomomole Nyamushengero ZS DE BINZA Musange Vitshumbi Nyakashuli Mashango Biriseke Kanyabayonga Kanyabayonga Kifunzo ZS DE Buyondo Mulinde G Miriki KIBIRIZI Kahi Bushogye Burangiza Rwindi Kagemere Kagando Kagera Katshira Rutshuru Ishasha Tshambi Butalongola Mangwa Itundula Kihihi Nyakinoni Lulinde Bukumbirwa Kilambo Kalimbo Domaine Ishasha Maymoya de chasse de Katete Murungi Kashwa Kinyambohu Rutshuru Rubaya LEGENDE SOURCES PROPRIETES ECHELLE Admin ; RGC Frontière Internationale Masse d'eaux Nom du document : Structure Sanitaire Villes et villages Réseau Routier Villes :RGC, MSF, OCHA Cod_bm_Northkivu_Beni_Kayna_A1P_180808 1:212,000 Limite de Province Forets, Parcs et Réserves Routes :RGC, OSM 1 cm = 2.12 km H Hopital Général Capitale de Territoire Route Primaire Date de création : 8/08/2018 Limite Zone de Santé Centre de santé et Hopitaux: MSF, OCHA, OMS Réalisé par : G Centre de Santé Agglomeration Importante Route Secondaire Limite Zones de Santé: OCHA, OMS, MSP, MSF [email protected] Rivières G Poste de Santé Village Route Tertiaire Masse d'eaux: Unikis, Format d'impression : A1 Portrait Confidentialité : Public Pour plus de cartes Autres Routes Forets et Parcs: WCS Rivières: SRTM, RGC 0 2.5 5 10 15 km mapcentre.msf.org Relief: US Geological Survey-2013 Cette carte est exclusivement à but informatif et n'a aucune signification politique. Les frontières et noms de lieux représentés sur cette carte n'impliquent pas l'approbation officielle de MSF..
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