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Zimbabwe Situation FF II CC SS SS International boundary Field Information and Capital Coordination Support Section Main road Division of Operational Services UNHCR Representation Railway UNHCR Sub office Sources: Elevation ZimbabweRegion_A3LC.WOR Ziwbabwe situation UNHCR, Global Insight digital mapping UNHCR Field office © 1998 Europa Technologies Ltd. (Above mean sea level) UNHCR Presence 3,250 to 4,000 metres As of June 2008 The boundaries and names shown C Refugee settlement 2,500 to 3,250 metres and the designations used on this 1,750 to 2,500 metres map do not imply official endorsement Refugee camp or acceptance by the United Nations. 1,000 to 1,750 metres Potential refugee camp site 750 to 1,000 metres !! Kabwe 500 to 750 metres CC MayukwayukwaMayukwayukwa ((( CC MayukwayukwaMayukwayukwa !! Main town or village ((( 250 to 500 metres ((( Nova Freixo ((( ((( Secondary((( town or village 0 to 250 metres ((( ((( Chisamba ((( ZAMBIAZAMBIA Below mean sea level (((! !! !! !! !! !! !! ! ! NampulaNampula MonguMongu MonguMongu ((( ((( ((( ((( Roma !! Zomba ((( LUSAKALUSAKA ((( LUSAKALUSAKA MarrataneMarratane ((( ((( ((( MarrataneMarratane ((( Lilayi ((( (((( ((( !!!! !! Mazabuka ChirunduChirundu sitesite Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 500500500 MALAWIMALAWI ((( SiamatikaSiamatika ((( Kariba Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 2,0002,0002,000 ((( LuenhaLuenha sitesite ANGOLAANGOLA ((( Choma Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 35,00035,00035,000 ((( Kalomo MupendeMupende Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 6,0006,0006,000 !! Livingstone HARAREHARARE !! Quelimane !! ((( Gokwe ((( ((( ((( ((( Kamativi !! ((( Shakawe !! Wankie !! Gatooma MabotaMabota sitesite ((( Rusape MabotaMabota sitesite Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 35,00035,00035,000 !! Que Que !! !! Umtali NAMIBIANAMIBIA ZIMBABWEZIMBABWE !! Gwelo !! Beira ((( Maun !! Fort Victoria ((( Maitengwe !! Bulawayo CC TongogaraTongogara !! Shabani CC TongogaraTongogara DukwiDukwi Capacity:Capacity: 50,00050,000 !! Francistown SurueSurue sitesite Mozambique channel ((( ((( Letlhakane !! Tonota SiquetoSiqueto sitesite Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 35,00035,00035,000 BOTSWANABOTSWANA Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 15,00015,00015,000 !! Mmadinare ((( !! Bobonong ArtonvillaArtonvilla ((( !! ((( Messina !! Serowe Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 50,00050,00050,000 MOZAMBIQUEMOZAMBIQUE !! Palapye ((( Lerala MapaiMapai ingalaingala sitesite Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 10,00010,00010,000 !! Louis Trichardt Capacity:Capacity:Capacity: 10,00010,00010,000 !! Mahalapy ((( Beauty !! Lephepe ((( SOUTHSOUTH AFRICAAFRICA SOUTHSOUTH AFRICAAFRICA((( SOUTHSOUTH AFRICAAFRICA((( ((( ((( ((( (((!! Pietersburg ((( Inhambane ((( Panda !! Potgietersrus !! !! !! Mochudi !! ((( ((( ((( Inharrime ((( Nabomspruit ((( Guijá ((( Thabazimbi ((( GABORONEGABORONE ((( Nylstroom ((( Vila de Chibuto ((( GABORONEGABORONE ((( Quissico ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( Moshupa ((( ((( Warm Baths ((( Kanye ((( Magude ((( Groblersdal ((( Lobatse PRETORIAPRETORIA ((( Vila de Manhica ((( Komatipoort ((( Nelspruit 0 100 200 ((( ((( ((( ((( ((( Moamba ((( Brits ((( ((( Waterval-boven Rustenburg !! ((( Cullinan ((( !! ((( ((( kilometres ((( !! Middelburg !! ((( ((( !! !! Barberton ((( ((( ((( ((( Lyttelton ((( ((( ((( !! ((( !! ((( Koster !! !! ((( !! !! (!! !! Mafeking ((!! !! (((!! ((( !! (((!! MAPUTOMAPUTO ((( MAPUTOMAPUTO Printed: 23 June 2008 [email protected].
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