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Província De Cabo Delgado Data: 27/05/ 2019 MOÇAMBIQUE: Mapa de referência Província de Cabo Delgado Data: 27/05/ 2019 Legenda Aeoroporto Capital do Posto Quionga Namoto Quionga Província Quissengue Quirindi Quionga Nhica do Bagala Quiwia Nandimba Distrito Rovuma Tanzania Manguana Palma Ilha Quionga Ngalanga Muhua Postos Palma Senga Lupude Nkumbi Quitupo Muidine Pundanhar Macala Maganja Chicuedo Rodovias principais Mandimba Matapata Eduardo Mondlane OlumbiIlha Pundanhar Muangaza Nonge Namanengo Quifungue Rovuma Chidololo Nangade Pundanhar Mute Olumbi Rios principais Milola Ntanga Chacamba Olumbe Muhia 3 de Namiune 25 de Junho Ilha Vamize Nangalela Nangade 25 de Setembro Mapalanganha Quissengue Namatil Lipunguti OlumbiMilamba Rio secundário Janguane Fevereiro Nangade Yungi Chicunde Ngongo Namulha Chitunda Chitama Maputo Lalane Unidade Palma Namedi Naida Chihichi Chibau 1 de Maio Sangue Ponta Nachipande Chicua Velha 5º CongresMocimboaso Tete Aldeia Eduardo Mondlane Da Praia Nsangue 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Matorone Metanapo Naculuge Phome Hucula Chipene Potomola Namoto 4 de Outubro Maculane sedeMachoca Ingonane Nalua Matite Mapagi Alua Mazula Vida Nova Naputa Milhano Eduardo Mondlane Machoca Mpuehi Magarrupa Machoca Nina Nacossa Muatala Patua Mazeze Matapandane Namiroa Papai Elica Muite Mazula Nipepe Natepo Papai-Sede Namitil 19 de Outubro Namacaca Chinacua Muanona Talalane Namiroa Natata Muahivire Mucheremere Alua Nipepe Namituri Malingue Papai Namicopo Muco Mpucha Luli Milhana Memba Milapane Muite sede Memba Saua-Saua Milhana Lalaua Nacaroa Meti Saua-Saua 5km Intete Mecuburi Imala Os limites e nomes mostrados e as designações usadas neste mapa não implicam endosso ou aceitação oficial por parte das Nações Unidas. Data de criação: 27/05/ 2019 Comentários: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int.
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