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Ethiopia: Somali Region Administrative Map (As of 05 Jan 2015) Ethiopia: Somali Region Administrative map (as of 05 Jan 2015) Dawanle ! Omer-Gulul Somali ! Cayshaca Addis-Ababa P ! Aysha Gebilu ! Laas-Xadhaadh ! Gohod ! Hadigaale ! Biyo-Qaboobe ! Erar Shinile Ceelahelay SITI (SHINILE) Biyodidley! ! Xaarey ! Xadhkaale ! Milo Gogli ! ! Dhuu Biyo-Baxay ! ! Gajeeji Sandulee!l Coosbuly ! Laylakaal ! Jaamaale ! Meeto Harawa Araab!i ! ! Dambel ! Carma ! Caydora ! Gala yaadiile Harmukaale Dhambal ! ! Gaad ! ! ShebelAw-Bare Aw-Barre ! Qaranley ! ! Alijiir Kalabeyr Samakaab! ! ! ! Baraaq Afcase ! LowanaajeJaara ! ! Sideete ! ! Xera-Geel Gobabley Afdem ! ! ! Salax-Daware ! Tuliguleed Hurso ! Wajaale ! Ajersagora Lafaciise ! Halso ! Erer Beela! ! Geelboob Biki ! ! ! Jinacsaney Rurujis ! ! Goobyarey ! Afdem Bundada ! ! !Ardreysa Xeybaday ! Maeso FAFAN (JIJIGA) Jig-jigaJijiga P G/Harre Ruqa Gargoor D/Cas Xoodhley! ! ! ! ! Ceegato ! ! ! Shabaley Camadhle Madalweyn Gursum Dhagaxle ! ! ! Dabeylweyne Laftaagan Boodhley ! Harre 2 Fadayda ! ! ! ! ! Kabaqo!rey Garasley ! ! Garbi Shanismood Adaley ! ! ! Baliyoley Hartasheekh! Gumar ! ! Farda ! Quracraamaale ! Kabribayah ! ! Candho-Daxale Qaaxo Dawacaley ! ! Guyoobe Caranc!arey Gabriile ! Harshin ! ! Dhurwaa!le Xarshin ! ! Dubur-balarGillo ! ! Inaguxa Dhalan-Dhiga Laanqeyrla ! Babile ! Bali-Abaad Bula-dari !Horakhaliifo ! ! ! Kaam-Haashim ! Ararso Kaam-Barwaaqo ! D!ikrilley ! Burco-Duur Aadan-Waraab ! Magaload ! ! Kaam-Abokor ! ! Karooska Cobale Bali-Cabdi ! ! Gaashaanka ! HiglooleyBaris-ade ! Caaliya ! ! ! Soorafaaf ! Mayamaluk ! Rabaso Waabo-Cado ! ! Dudumo-Cad ! ! Aware Cadaada Daalaco Yocaale ! ! Xerosafar G/Dhere ! Raqda ! ! ! Balise Farso Shabelle ! ! Geedi-ar ! Fiiq ! Dhagaxtuur ! Bali-Suun Samater Ahmed Aarjoog ! ! Hardhagax Maaxato ! ! ! Dhagaxada Galka Tantoomi Dusmo ! ! Isku-DhoonXalxalis ! ! Gubadguun ! ! Felfel D/Dalool Caaglibaaxle! Aloosane Car-Kalali Dhagaxbuu!r ! ! Daroor ! Habuura ! ! H! Awaare ! ! Idamadan Laanqeyrta Haye Dagahbur JARAR (DEGEHABUR) ! ! ! Fiiq Gashamo Qurac-Dhalaan Labida Shandambi Gaashaamo Yucub-Boole ! ! Jeerinka ! Baliergin ! ! H ! Koracelis Garawo ! ! Garbaduubo ! ! Cunbaal Caws-Macaan ! Alabta Haye-Weyne ! ! Goseyga ! GarabidhaanleBaali-Dhaye ! Goobweyne Dagah Mado Sandaxile ! ! ! ! Sararweyne ! Bashuuro ! Gurdumi Reebadhere Gowlalaale ! Hodan-weyne! Mudulka ! Dagahyaade ! Madax-Gaal ! ! Mindhicir ! ! ! ! !Balimidgaan Fardolaye Q/Maydal Dhagaxmadow Bulaale Moholin ! ! Nurgescad Korecelis ! ! ! ! Huuraale ! Wadhane X/Burburis Docmo Dhuro Yaxoob ! Tuulo-Habreed Angolo ! ! ! ! Sasabane ! ! Ahmed-Kahin ! Qararo ! ! Karinka El-Bahay Ali-Jamac ! ! ! ! Gorgor Heegaale Lagahida Gunagado Gunagado ! Tuulowareen! Dameer-Cad Garbakoore ! Marqaan ! ! Sancade ! ! Dig NOGOB (FIQ) ! Booda-Dheere ! Wanaagsan Isdabadeg Jarmalo ! Xamero Sagag ! Baka ! !Hamaro ! ! Ali-Barweyn Bokh Nusdariiq ! Qaali-Cadaad Birqod ! Marsin ! ! ! Laan-dher Sagag Samayo Danood ! ! ! ! Cilmi-Xira Qaawane Banbasle ! ! ! Afarirdood Qurac-tukaale ! ! Laan-Dheer Qoriile ! Xurumo Gomaar ! Danot Dogob ! ! Garwan Kooretunje Sarhaye ! Ali-Fancad ! ! ! ! Bookh Sheygosh ! Gasaangas Barmil Garigo'an ! Qaloocan Mirafedle ! ! ! L/Jaleelo ! Jiracle ! ! Gole ! Dhukubae ! Labiile Gansaale Ciinley Garbo ! ! ! ! DaralooleKurtunle Darasalaam ! Shaygosh ! ! ! ! Garoon Caado Jinoole Farhareeri Gagagabo ! ! ! ! Injiro Helo-Dere ! ! Maaneed Dhuxun ! Wijiwaaji Lix-Irdod ! ! ! Towradda ! G!arbo Afar-Irdod ! Farah-Rawan Landher ! Salahad ! ! DOOLO (WARDER) Duhun Wacdi U-uule Jiic ! ! Dhagah-jab ! ! Cayuun Garasley Yoocaal GaladiidGaladiid Walwal ! ! ! ! ! Dhaqayaboor Qabrisheekh ! ! Diilincaano Marameydh ! Galaadi Xidhmaroodile ! Af-Yarado ! ! ! H! Isgoyska Dhudub Uubatale Wardheer Agarweine ! ! K! abridahar Garloogubey ! ! ! Galadi Warder Legend ! Ymaarugle Gudhis Yucub ! ! Kudunbur ! Ceel-Dheere Bacaad ! ! ! ! El-Xar Kabridaha!r Barlajisle Jano-GabanBurqayar H! Biliqando ! ! Dhuure Duuban ! Shinile ! Hogdugaag ! P Qorra ! Dalaad Tulo-Carabey! ! ! Tayin ! !Dhuwaa-Hararaf Regional Capital Ceelweyne Kabtanaag Qoraxey ! ! ! ! Fooljeex Danan Marodiley ! ! Booso Qoro East Ime Koore Lahelow Neef-Kucelioye Cilaanle ! ! Bulushe ! Qamuudo ! ! ! Raaso ! !Ban-Yare ! Ealay ! DhanaanDhamberweyne Maracaato Golweyn ! ! ! ! Godane E/Limey ! ! H! KORAHE Xudur-Eyle Sareysagalo Deli Mendayo ! ! ! ! Jaleelo Zonal Capital W/Limey ! El-Dibir Raqo Qarsomi ! ! West Ime ! Sardale ! Xodale Galmey Baarguun ! ! Balirridgaan Burgoosoole ! Qaruud ! ! ! ! ! Lixird!ood Dora-Weyn Gongo Ceel-Ogadeen ! ! ! Jiiq Wadaan ! ! Suufley Magaload ! ! ! ! Salalmaale Calen ! ! Laasa-Caanood Tuloxananle Bedale Majabe Abaqurow ! ! Booran-Cad ! ! ! Hadhaawe ! ! District Capital ! Laasoole !Abaqurow Laab Jiracle ! Tulosarmaan ! ! !Hilo-Naagood Gabi-Cas Dawacaale Fadhigaraadle ! Haarcad ! ! Higloole Hargadeb ! ! ! Dhur-Caytame ! GarbaguduudCarmale ! Bod-Ano ! ! Doba Wein Shilaabo El-Bar ! Godey ! Gora-Baqaqsa ! Dameerey Ferdaqaras Town/Village Gura-damol ! Raranle Elele ! ! ! ! Haraweyn Afdhul Ceelood ! ! ! ! ! Masle Xerodigren Godey Dhanbacaad Gorobakaks Shakisa ! ! H! Mir-Keynan Cilaan ! Shilabo Qarsadula E/-Kare SHABELLE (GODE) ! Duud!cade International boundary Xagar-Magor Dhanagab ! Baare El-Karre ! ! ! Gololo ! Daf-Dafey ! ! Bohol-Xagare Dalanbiya Harra-Arba ! ! Unko Towley ! Kannka Haar-Guduudo ! ! ! ! Higlooley ! El-Kure Hilomadow ! Regional boundary ! Biraaley ! QalaafoBuurgaabo ! ! Bi-Idaaro Qarabaay Hara-Burka Malkasalax ! ! Lababar ! ! ! Luuq-dheere ! ! CaashataagKunaso El-Habred ! ! AFDER Jimbac Dharaaye ! ! Adadle Zone boundary Har-Der Barmagog Malka-Dhuur ! Washaqo Baar-Dheere ! ! ! ! Caanoole Towfiiq ! ! Kalafo Buulocolow Kolow-Igee Jarati Afcadde ! ! Malka-Labi ! Fashuq ! Farjano Gherf ! ! Todob J!aggi ! ! ! Baadil ! ! Woreda boundary Afade Hargele Hargele Mustaxiil Walladea ! Quracle ! ! ! ! H! Baar-Geel Xayasuuftu Cherati Ooman ! Higgli Seeru ! Mustahil Ferfer Fadhiyare ! ! ! ! Hirin Balli Biyocade ! Qarabuul Bakoka Xaydiintu ! ! ! ! Qull!enti Filtu! Xayir Qooxle Zone ! ! ! Ceel-Baciid Ferfer H God-Cusbo ! Habeen ! Toosiyow ! Boodhle ! God-Dere ! ! ! ! Qaruurax B!aandheer ! Weydkaal Filtu ! !Dhirindhir ! El-Koran Geeraare ! ! Salku-Dhooble Afder ! Masalla'aduun Akabla Candhaley ! GodGod ! ! ! Elagujo ! Dadhame Hayinle ! ! Doolo (Warder) Kamor ! Hila-Quraan Golbo Qurac-Guban ! Burhosh ! ! Barey ! Quulaay Baarey El-Madera Bude ! Madar ! ! ! Trianglo ! Dhanacadiin ! Darso ! ! Egarow Alan ! Fafan (Jijiga) ! Boqol-Maayo Bukuraale LIBEN Boodhood ! ! Metata ! ! Sirsire Kabxan ! Koola ! ! Hudat Kuron ! Ayadega Gunto Dolo Bay Jarar (Degehabur) ! Beer Raran ! ! Buur-Aamino Malka-Meri ! ! !Boolo-Baay ! Biyooley Dodo Dolo Odo ! ! Galgalo Dola-Caddo ! ! Korahe Jilanqo ! Soroora Moyale ! Sedey Liben Jaara ! Geedi ! ! Ceel-Dheere ! Elqur Nogob (Fiq) ! Majiin ! Harshilin Dukiso ! Arda-Oola ! ! Katama Shabelle (Gode) ! Booji ! Qadaaduma ! ¯ Baruuri ! Siti (Shinile) 0.5 Meters The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Note: This is only sketch map guiding humanitarian operation in the area. Creation date: 05 Jan 2015 Ref. number: 21_ADM__SOM_010515_A0 Sources: Shakaa Consultancy, UNCS, Field Survey Feedback: [email protected] www.humanitarianresponse.info/operations/ethiopia www.reliefweb.int.
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