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MA117 V04 Mustang Humanitarian Hub Areas of Responsibility China Manang ! Manang Chautara Nepal Chame ! Gorkha Bhutan Nepal Earthquake India Humanitarian Kathmandu Bangladesh Infrastructure (as of11 May 2015) Kaski Lamjung Gorkha Besisahar Municipality ! Map shows established and planned Pokhara ! Gairi ! Tipling humanitarian coordination and logistics Sishuwa chowk ! Rasuwa ! Borang Syabru Bensi Bhotewodar ! ! locations, and their designated areas ! Sundarbazar ! Paudi Bazar Dhunche of responsbility, as at the map date ! ! (check with OSOCC for any updates). Gorkha Humanitarian Betrawati ! Principal logistics hubs are also shown. Arughat Bazaar Kintang Phedi "J ! Humanitarian Liaison a Hub 27.99681 j g N n ° a ! Arughat 8 Point (planned) y 84.62408 ! 2 S Bhimad Damauli Deurali Gorkha ! ! Dumre Humanitarian Liaison "J! Betrawati ! Logistics "J Tanahu Point (planned) Hub Nuwakot ! Trisuli Bazar *#! Sindhupalchok Data sources Dhading Situational data: Ministry of Home Affairs, Chautara Chautara a Humanitarian Hub UNDAC, Logistics Cluster p Logistics l Boundaries: UN OCHA a 27.7805 85.7111 Hub Settlements: OSM P ! Dolakha Chauta"Jra Physical features: Geonode *# Kathmandu Dhulikhel Ka!th!(mandu Nawalparasi Narayangadh Ch! amati Logistics Bha!ratpur ! ! "JJPatan !La!(litp!(!(ur! B!h!akt!apur Charikot Kirtipur "J!(! ! *# Hub ! Kawasoti Bhatedhikuro ! ! ! Banepa Tandi Bazaar Dhapakhel ! ! ! Makawanpur Pharping Dhulikhel ! Settlements ! Panauti Chitawan ! Jagatpur Solukhumbu ! Town ! Manahari Bhimfedi ! ! Lalitpur ! City Hetauda Humanitarian Kabhrepalanchok Liaison Point Ramechhap Roads Kalyanpur ! Dev!endrapur (planned) ! Primary Kritanpur "J! Hetauda Khurkot Humanitarian Secondary Liaison Point (planned) Less affected districts "J Dept of Okhaldhunga Priority affected districts "J Water & Sewage (WASH) Parsa Sindhuli Khotang Rautahat Bara Kalaiya ! ! N ! 0 10 20 30 40 ° Birgunj 7 Katahariya Birganj ! 2 ! Katari kilometres Raxaul *# Logistics Sarlahi ! Nepal Hub Udayapur Scale 1:800,000 (at A3 size) Min of Fed ! N Dept of Bijalpura ' Army NEOC ! Murkuchi Bazar 2 ! ! 4 Affairs & ° Health Created 11 May 2015 / 13:00UTC +05:45 7 MNMCC Malanggawa 2 Services "J Local Dev ! Mahottari Map Document MA117_V04_HumanitarianInfrastructure "J "J Dhanusha "J Gaighat Projection / Datum Geographic / WGS84 Dept Urban ! "J Gaur ! Glide Number EQ-2015-000048-NPL Dev & Bldg Janakpur ! Construction Siraha Lahan ! Produced by MapAction [email protected] Jaleswor www.mapaction.org ! Devdhar Supported by UN House ! & OSOCC Jaynagar Saptari The depiction and use of Dept of ! boundaries, names and associated "J Women & Laukaha data shown here do not imply "J ! ! endorsement or acceptance by Children ´ MapAction. 84°E 85°E 86°E.

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