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1469E342c17b64efc12574f6 USG HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO HAITI CUBA W W W KEY 74° 73° 72° NORTHWESTNORTHWEST Palmiste N N 20°USAID/OFDA USAID/FFP NORTHWEST 20° DOD USAID/HAITI DHS !0 Caribbean Sea WV EJ Port-de-Paix Saint Louis Du Nord A Agriculture & Food Security Anse-a-foleur Jean Rabel Q Le Borgne Monte Cristi Coordination NORTHWESTNORTHWEST Mole-saint-nicolas C Economy & Market Systems Bassin-bleu !0 Port-margot Cap-haitien!0 Emergency Relief Activities Quartier Limbe Marin Caracol Phaeton Bombardopolis Pilate !0 a Emergency Relief Supplies Acul Plaine Fort-liberte Baie-de-Henne Anse Rouge Gros Morne Du Nord Limonade Du Nord Ferrier ç Health Plaisance NORTHNORTH Trou-du-nord Milot Humanitarian Coordination & Terre-neuve Sainte Suzanne B Dondon Grande Riviera Quanaminthe Information Management Dajabon Du Nord Perches E ARTIBONITE Marmelade Logistics and Transportation Bahon NORTHEASTNORTHEAST Affected Areas Ennery American !0 Saint-raphael G Protection Ea Gonaives Vallieres Red Cross Ranguitte IOM B IEa Saint Michel I Shelter and Settlements Mont Organise CHF De L'attalaye Pignon OCHA E C Title II Emergency Food La Victoire OCHA/Haiti Q ARTIBONITEARTIBONITE CENTRAL PADF IEa JWater, Sanitation, & Hygiene PLATEAU SC/US G Dessalines Cerca Last Updated: 10/31/08 PAHO ç Grande-Saline WV EJ Carvajal WV EJ Maissade Cerca-la-source USAID/Haiti Ea Hinche Saint-Marc WFP E Petite-riviere-de-l'artibonite Thomassique World Concern A WEST Verrettes CENTERCENTER N 19° HAITI WFP & PVOs CHF C USAID/HAITI SC/US G Belladere Elias Pina DOD Magasin Mirebalais Lac de WESTWEST Peligre GRAND ANSE DHS E Pointe-a-raquette Lascahobas Baptiste Saut-d'eau American Ea Arcahaie Savenette Red Cross Duvalierville Cornillon DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Abricots Jeremie Thomazeau Cap Dame- Marie Roseaux Etang Saumatre Corail Petit Trou WESTWEST Pestel Gressier Moron De Nippes 7 Croix Des Ganthier Chambellan Leogane !0Î! GRANDGRAND ANSEANSE Bouquets Jimani Anse- Port-au-Prince Petite Rivieres Dhainault Anse-a-Veau !0 Petit-Goave Fond Sources Chaudes Baraderes NIPPESNIPPES 0 De Nippes Parisien Miragoane ! Kenscoff Les Irois Lasile Grand- Trouin Maniche Goave Fonds-verrettes La Cahouane Camp-perrin Aquin SOUTHEASTSOUTHEAST Tiburon Chardonnieres SOUTHSOUTH Cavaillon Les Anglais 0 Belle-anse Thiote ! La Vallee De Jacmel Jacmel Port-a-piment Coteaux Saint-louis-de-sud !0 Cayes- Marigot Chantal Les Cayes Bainet Jacmel Roch-a-bateau Cotes-de-Fer Grand-Gosier Banane Torbeck SOUTHEAST Port Salut American Ea Saint-Jean Red Cross Pedernales Anse-a-Pitres N #!" N 18° SC/US G 18° 0 10 20 mi The boundaries and names used on this !0 map do not imply official endorsement or 74° 0 10 20 30 km 73° 72° acceptance by the U.S. Government. W W W 2008 HURRICANES IN THE CARIBBEAN 86° W 84° W 82° W 80° W 78° W 76° W 74° W 72° W 70° W N N Observed Track 28° 28° UNITED STATES Predicted Track Tropical Storm INTENSITY (Saffir-Simpson Scale) Category 1 (Winds 74-95 mph) Category 2 (Winds 96-110 mph) N Hanna N 26° 26° Category 3 (Winds 111-130 mph) Gustav THE BAHAMAS Ike Category 4 (Winds 131-155 mph) Nassau Î! Category 5 (Winds >155 mph) SOURCE: NOAA,FAY report #43, IKE report #38, GUSTAV report #44, HANNA report #42 10/31/08 N N 24° 24° 68° W 66° W Havana Î! Ike N N 22° 22° CUBA TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS Ike MEXICO Fay N N 20° 20° CAYMAN ISLANDS HAITI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ! San Juan Î Î! ! JAMAICA Port-au-Prince Î Kingston Santo Domingo PUERTO RICO N NAVASSA 18° Î! ISLAND N 18° Gustav N N 16° 16° FOR C IN MA I TI PH O A N R U G HONDURAS N O I T E 0 75 150 mi G U S A The boundaries and names used on this map A D ID F NICARAGUA 0 75 150 225 km / /O doTegucigalpa not imply official endorsement or DCHA Î!acceptance by the U.S. Government. 84° W 82° W 80° W 78° W 76° W 74° W 72° W 70° W 68° W 66° W HURRICANE GUSTAV, TROPICAL STORM HANNA, AND TROPICAL STORM FAY IN HAITI 9/3/2008 5 AM Cities With Significant Hanna 57 MPH Flooding Reported 9/3/2008 2 AM Observed Track 64 MPH CUBATropical Storm INTENSITY ATLANTIC OCEAN (Saffir-Simpson Scale) Category 1 (Winds 74-95 mph) NORD-OUEST Category 2 (Winds 96-110 mph) Port-de-Paix Category 3 (Winds 111-130 mph) Category 4 (Winds 131-155 mph) Category 5 (Winds >155 mph) Cap-Haitien NORD-OUEST SOURCE: NOAA GUSTAV Advisory #44, Fort Liberte HANNA Advisory #42, FAY Advisory #43 10/31/08 NORD NORD-EST Gonaives L'ARTIBONITE Golfe de la Gonave Hinche CENTRE 8/27/2008 5 PM Fay HAITI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 52 MPH Canal de Saint-Marc OUEST Jeremie Canal de la Gonave 8/27/2008 8 AM OUEST 8/27/2008 2 PM GRAND' ANSE 60 MPH Î! 60 MPH Miragoane Grand Goave 8/27/2008 11 AM NIPPES 57 MPH SUD SUD-EST Les Cayes 8/27/2008 5 AM Jacmel 57 8/26/2008 11 PM 69 MPH 8/26/2008 8 PM 75 MPH 8/26/2008 5 PM 75 MPH Gustav 8/26/2008 2 PM 90 MPH Caribbean Sea FOR C IN MA I TI PH O A N R U G N O I T E G U The boundaries and names used on this map S A A D ID F do not imply official endorsement or /D /O CHA acceptance by the U.S. Government. OBSERVED ROAD OBSTRUCTIONS CUBA W W W ROUTE STATUS 74° 73° 72° NORTHWESTNORTHWEST Open. Difficult after heavy rains. Palmiste N River at Bayeux sometimes N 20° & Full# Partial 0 cuts the road. 20° Port-de-Paix! Saint Louis du Nord Open for all vehicles. Heavy Duty Vehicle Only HAITI Anse-a-Foleur Jean Rabel # Cap-Haitien to Pilate road is cut. #!" Truck + Trailer > 20 MT Le Borgne Mole-Saint-Nicolas NORTHWESTNORTHWEST Monte Cristi Heavy Truck < 20 MT # Cap-Haitien Bassin-Bleu !0 Port-Margot !0 Light Truck <10 MT Limbe Bombardopolis Phaeton !0 4WD < 3.5 MT Pilate Gros Morne Baie-de-Henne Anse Rouge & Non-motorized: Motorbike Plaisance NORTHNORTH Terre-Neuve Trou-du-Nord Gonaives to Port-de-Paix Dondon Primary Road via Anse Rouge and Jean Dajabon Secondary Road Rabel is now passable. NORTHEASTNORTHEAST !0 Ennery Saint-Raphael# Tertiary Road Gonaives # Saint Michel Mont Organise De L'attalaye DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Trail Caribbean Sea Minor flooding. ARTIBONITEARTIBONITE Pignon Road between Cap SOURCE: WFP Logistics Cluster, UNJLC Haitien and Pignon 10/31/08 Dessalines passable, as well as the by-pass. Petite-Riviere- Hinche Cerca-la-Source Montrouis bridge reopened. de-l'Artibonite Maissade Gonaives is now accessible Saint-Marc for all vehicles Thomassique Verrettes CENTERCENTER N Bridge collapse blocking road 19° Road is open but caution Culvert damage on Bridge collapsed on way as minimal rainfall can the Baraderes Cavaillon to Cazale. Passable to Saint-Marc. No repairs block road route. only by motorbike. Lac de currently underway. Peligre Bridge collapsed. Road between Dame Marie Belladere Elias Pina 4X4 access. and Anse d Hainault Magasin Mirebalais Jeremie to Les Irois. Plaisance, Amaud, and WESTWEST & is cut and impassable. Saut-d'Eau Baptiste Should be repaired week L'Azile all accessible. Lascahobas Pointe-a-Raquette & starting September 29th. Debris and high volumes Arcahaie Duvalierville of water. 4WD difficult. Blocked. The road to Savenette Anse-a-Veau and Petit Jeremie Cornillon Abricots Trou De Nippes is cut Bypass at Miragoane still under The Grand-Goave Thomazeau Cap Dame- due to flooding. bridge is damaged. Marie Roseaux construction. All vehicles Etang Repairs underway. Heavy flooding on currently passing. Some trucks get Saumatre & Corail Petit Trou stuck, creating significant delays. # the road to Malpasse. # De Nippes Gressier 7 Situation degrading. Anse-a- Leogane !0 Croix Des & Anse- Veau Petite Rivieres Î! Bouquets Most vehicles not GRANDGRAND ANSEANSE Ganthier d'Hainault & De Nippes Port-au-Prince Petion-ville passing. # NIPPESNIPPES !0 Petit-Goave Fond Jimani Caution: Landslides. Miragoane # !0 WESTWEST Parisien # # Kenscoff Les Irois Grand- Trouin & Fonds-Verrettes Tiburon Lasile Goave Camp-Perrin Les Anglais # Cavaillon Aquin Chardonnieres Saint-Louis La Vallee SOUTHEASTSOUTHEAST # # -de-Sud De Jacmel SOUTHSOUTH 0 Belle-Anse Thiote High river blocks ! # # Jacmel & access to Tiburon. Chantal Cotes-de-Fer !0 Marigot No vehicles passing. Access to Tiburon Bainet Cayes- REPUBLIC # DOMINICAN only by motorbike. Les Cayes & Jacmel Grand-Gosier # Banane Caution: Landslides. Severe road damage Miragoane to Cotes-de- blocking road after Port Salut Saint-Jean Light vehicles now Fer road only accessible Marigot. Tree blocking road & high passing to Les Anglais. by 4x4 vehicles. Pedernales N river just after Bainet on Anse-a-Pitres N 18° Fond de Blanc. Must cross rivers on road to Cotes-de-Fer 18° Caution: Flooding. this road. Vulnerable to blocking by Very bad road condition 0 10 20 mi stuck trucks. between Gris-Gris and The boundaries and names!0 used on this 74° Petit-Goave.73° 0 10 20 30 km 72° map do not imply official endorsement or W W W acceptance by the U.S. Government. Gonaives, Haiti Post Hurricane Hanna/Ike Damage Overview September 9, 2008 72°43'0"W 72°42'0"W 72°41'0"W 72°40'0"W 72°39'0"W 72°38'0"W 72°37'0"W 72°36'0"W 3 Cuba Gonaives ^ D.R. La Quinte River 19°28'0"N 19°28'0"N HAITI Port Au Prince 4 3 6 1 19°27'0"N 19°27'0"N 6 GONAIVES Gulf of Gonaives 4 5 19°26'0"N 19°26'0"N Savane Jonc 6 2 19°25'0"N 19°25'0"N 1 012340.5 Image Copyright 2008 © SPOT IMAGE Kilometers 72°43'0"W 72°42'0"W 72°41'0"W 72°40'0"W 72°39'0"W 72°38'0"W 72°37'0"W 72°36'0"W The effects of extreme rainfall related to Hurricanes Hanna and Ike cause flooding, destruction and loss of life in Gonaives and other regions of Haiti.
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