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MA500 - Gorkha District Coordination Zones MA500 - Gorkha District Coordination Zones China ´ Nepal India N Dharmashala " 0 ' (Larke Larke 0 Phedi) 4 Bazar ° ! 8 !Samdo 2 ! Samagaun 36 5 042 A Samagaon ! Shyla Lho A Manang ! ! Chhekampar Lhi 36 5 038 ! Namrung Bihi ! 36 5 Ghap 037 ! Chunchet A A A 36 5 039 N Lho " 0 ' 36 5 0 3 A ° 040 Prok Chekumpar 8 2 ! 36 5 041 Hinang ! Chumling ! Nyak ! Sirdibas 36 5 043 Philim B ! Jagat ! N Keroja " 0 ' 0 Lamjung 36 5 046 2 ° 8 2 Uhiya A 36 5 051 Dobhar Gorkha ! A Tatopani Laprak ! 36 5 A 047 Ghyachok A A 36 5 066 Kharibot A Gumda Machhakholagon 36 5 023 ! 36 5 044 A Barpak Kashigaun ! Warpak 36 5 045 36 5 065 Lapu Besi A N ! " Lapu 0 A ' A 0 Hansapur A 1 36 5 048 ° Simjung 8 36 5 019 2 36 5 Sairpani 035 36 5 061 Soti Kerabari Khola A A Thumo ! 36 5 022 A Muchchok Manbu A 36 5 050 36 5 049 Jaubari 36 5 036 A Rasuwa 36 5 021 B Takumaj SwaraA Thalajung B Hlakuri A"Jrukhet 36 5 064 36 5 062 36 5 024 Shrithankot AaruAaarbad ! Harmi Panchkhuwa 36 5 020 36 5 032 A Deurali 36 5 Mangal Bazar 36 5 056 ! Amppipal A A 060 Aruchanaute Tarkukot 36 5 052 Chepe Amppipal ! A 36 5 B 36 5 063 A A A Ghat Gangkhu Pandrung Arupokhari ! 018 A 36 5 028 36 5 058 A A Naya Sagu Masel 36 5 053 Arughat Bazaar B Chhoprak A Baguwa Village ! Palungtar ! 36 5 057 Develo"Jpment "J 36 5 026 Community Tandrang 36 5 031 Khoplang Taple Baguwa 36 5 030 Nataeshwar 36 5 ! Chau3ta6ra 5 059 A B "J B 36 5 001 36 5 009 054 ! GaikhuBr Asrang Dhawa N Virkot Phinam " B A Map shows the coordination zones (1-6) that 0 Gorkha 36 5 003 36 5 055 ' 36 5 029 36 5 002 0 36 5 025 ! ° "J 8 Borlang have been set up by the local DDC and NGO's, 2 Chyangling B B 36 5 027 C B 36 5 004 these are primarily based on access for C Prithbinarayan B Bungkot B distribution. Sectors A, B and C are projected Dhuwakot Municipality B 36 3 001 36 5 005 Kyamuntar damage areas but do not reflect most affected or 36 5 Deurali ! 034 most in need. Also shown are the distribution 36 5 033 Ghairung Namjung Bakrang 36N 5a m0j0un7g hubs for each zone. 36 5 010 36 5 ! Dhading C B 013 B Each VDC was assigned a letter by governemt Taklung B Phujel after aerial assessments. Values were based on Manakamana 36 5 016 B 36 5 008 Nuwakot 36 5 015 Tanglichok projected estimated damage figures for those Tanahu C 36 5 B 011 VDC's. C Makaising 36 5 014 B A = > 80% Darbung B = 50 - 80% Mumlichok 36 5 006 N C = < 50% " 36 5 017 0 ' 0 These values were assigned to assist the initial 5 Ghyalchok ° 7 B 2 36 5 012 emergency and do not reflect the VDC's most B in need. Chitawan P-Codes are shown for each VDC These omit the values for region and zones. e.g. Bakrang VDC full code is 524 3 07 36 5 010, Nawalparasi only 36 5 010 is labelled. 84°30'0"E 84°40'0"E 84°50'0"E 85°0'0"E 85°10'0"E Coordination Zones ! Settlements - OSM Produced by MapAction Supported by Nepal Earthquake www.mapaction.org [email protected] Village Development Communities Gorkha District 1 2 3 4 5 6 Coordination "J "J "J "J "J "J Administration - Survey Department The depiction and use of boundaries, 4 names and associated data shown 0 3 6 9 12 Di stribution Hubs Information - G 3 Districts here do not imply endorsement or h a 1 2 - 5 kilometres i G - ru - - 6 acceptance by MapAction. n A D h C - g r h ya h D u o m o D 1: 325,000 (At A3) - g d rk n h e p a O o a n e t t t i s e fo a u l n d.
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