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AFGHANISTAN - Provinces & Districts Production Date : 30 August 2016 Administrative Map - August 2016 For Humanitarian purposes only AFGHANISTAN - Provinces & Districts Production date : 30 August 2016 Administrative map - August 2016 Darwaz Shaki Darwaz e Balla Kofab ² Khwahan Shighnan Raghestan Yangi Yawan Arghanjkhwa Darqad Qala Chahab Kohestan Khwaja Bahawuddin Shahr e Yaftal Qarqin Balkh Buzorg Khamyab e Sufla Shortepa Sharak e Kaldar Kunduz Dasht Fayzabad e Qala Hayratan Wakhan Khani Emam Char Dawlatabad saheb Rostaq Mardyan Argo Shuhada Qorghan Bagh Mingajik (Balkh) Khwaja Baharak Ghar (Badakhshan) Khwaja Jawzjan Dasht e Du Koh Archi Hazar Khash Nahr Qala sumuch Fayzabad Darayem Andkhoy e Shahi e Zal (Jawzjan) Charbulak Baharak Qaramqol Balkh Khulm Kalafgan Warduj Kunduz Takhar Keshm Khanaqah Mazar e Jorm Eshkashem Taloqan Sharif Teshkan Dehdadi Char Shiberghan darah Khanabad Aqcha Marmul Bangi Badakhshan Dawlatabad Chemtal Aliabad Chal Tagab Namakab Farkhar Feroz Hazrat e 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Bagrami Behsud Kama Goshta Charburjak Shorabak Reg Maydan Jalalabad Shahr Chahar Surkhrod Asyab Musayi Nangarhar Deshu Khak e Nerkh Lalpur Jabbar Batikot Hesarak Chaparhar Daymirdad Khogyani Rodat Mohammad Shinwar Muhmand Wardak Agha Dara Sherzad Kot Azra Refrence Scale 1: 400,000 Chak Durbaba Kms Pachieragam Logar Dehbala Achin 0 40 80 120 Nazyan Khoshi Jaji Sayd Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Abad Barakibarak Pul e Alam Jaghatu Uzbekistan Lija (Wardak) Tajikistan Ahmad Turkmenistan Charkh Khel Ahmadaba Chamkani China Dand wa Patan Sayed Khwaja Umari Kharwar karam Zanakhan Janikhel Jaji (Paktya) Ghazni Gardez maydan Wali Dehyak Musa Afghanistan Data sources: AGCHO Muhammad Khel Map Unit: Degree e Shahid Paktya Bak Legend Qalandar Sabari Coordinate System:GCS WGS 1984 Shawak File: REACH_AFG_Administrative_30_Aug_2016_a0_landscape_v1 Country boundary Waghaz Ghazni Nadir Pakistan Matun Terezayi Contact: [email protected] Zurmat Shah Kot India Khost Shahr Andar Sharan Zadran Mandozayi Province 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