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Kalemie - Luizi 250 ≤ 20 MT ý Non spécifié ! ! !Didiba Mazembe! !Kakinga !Katuta ! ! Piste !Kitamba !Kipya h Kaboko ± ! N! yuKnazus o- lLouizi 60 ≤ 20 MT ! ! 0 7.5 15 ! ! Kankete ! ! K! ahungwe !Longo (!o Aéroport International ! Plan d'eau h Luizi - Kabalo 85 Non motorisé Nkoba ! 10 MT Gongwe ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Kunda Kilomètres Nyunzu - Kabalo 145 Bidi1k0o MT ≤ 20 Muyumba-Kalenga MANONO ! ! ! ManKoamnaololo Mambwe ! ! Date Créatio n: 22 OCT 2018 Prép aré!e p ar: Cluster Logistique, Kinshasa-RDC Data So urces: RGC, Cluster Lo g -PAM-Kalemie,! UNGIWG, Geo Names, GAUL. Nyunzu - Kiambi 180 20 MT \! ! !Mulima Co ntact: [email protected] Référence Carte: Les fo ntières, les no ms et les désig natio ns utilisées sur cette carte Masania ! ! ! ! Website: www.logcluster.org/ops/drc COD_ AccessCo nstraints_ Axe Kalemie-Nyunzu-Kabalo _ Kiambi_ A3L! n'imp liq uent p as l'endo ssement o fficiel o u l'accep tatio n p ar Kleso Nbaatio n!s Unies. Kiambi ! ! f! ! f 27°0'0"E 28°0'0"E 29°0'0"E ! ! !.
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