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AMURU DISTRICT: Water Sources by Operational Status, Population Density & Accessibility IMU, UNOCHA Uganda http://www.ugandaclusters.ug AMURU DISTRICT: Water Sources by Operational Status, Population Density & Accessibility http://ochaonline.un.org 31°30'0"E 31°45'0"E 32°0'0"E 32°15'0"E Koka AMURURumogi DISTRICT:Baringa WATER SOURCES BY SUB-COUNTY, ACCESSIBILITY, AND Elegu (! (! (! ! OPERATIONAL STATUS Umi Water Accessibility Water Points by Sub-County/Status (! *Populate Lire Pop 2009 Total (! "! S/N Sub-County d Area Area within Area within Not Unknown Projection ! Functional Water Onigo " ? (Sq.Km) 1km buffer 2km buffer Functional Status (! " 3°30'0"N Points 3°30'0"N Ogujebe (! 1 Alero 15,700 669.83 7.98% 26.28% 34 3 0 37 Bibia P"! BIBIA "!!"! 2 Amuru 34,500 461.87 14.97% 43.55% 57 8 2 67 ""! 3 Anaka 15,000 236.20 23.95% 53.22%MOYO 33 5 0 38 Kali Poko 4 Atiak 32,200 1182.64 5.58%(! 14.88% 35 0 1 36 (! 5 Koch Goma 10,200 1086.42 5.79% 16.20% 44 4 3 51 Pachara 6 Lamogi 44,800 372.66 20.24% 43.85% 55 22 1 78 (! KITGUM Adjugopi 7 Pabbo 50,200 757.50 10.37% 29.87% 59 9 1 69 (! 8 Purongo 7,900 389.43 14.53% 41.97% 26 5 31 Langi Gimara Zaipi Mapped Water(! Points 10.06% (! 27.31% 343 56 8 407 (! Not Mapped Water Points (No GPS) 2 2 Amuru TotalYUMBE 210,500 5,156.54 345 56 8 409 PACILO Tokaru Pakelle Notes: (! (! 1. Accessible area calculated based on Total Populated Area (i.e. excluded other area, such as water body, Gunya ! OKIDI Abalokodi game reserve, range land, national park, etc). "! "! 2. Approximate ratio of accessible populated area within sub-county are derived by using GIS technique. 1km "! "!Pacilo and 2km radius circle is equivalent to 3.14 and 12.57 sq.km area respectively (using formula A = Pie*R*R). 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"!PR !Anono " "P"! "!Aparanga Te Acam"! "PR ! "! "! Got Apwoyo Okii Lamin "? ? Gok ! ! village ""! ! ! Latoo Purongo! Olwiyo " ! "R"P! " P Panyango Tangi (! Akoyo* Minakulu Lawaca* ! "! PABALI Pakiya (! ! Patira ! "! Aramita ! "! (! PURONGO PATIRA Panget Pacego YWAYA (! (! PABIT Agung! KAL 2°30'0"N " P Otara 2°30'0"N NEBBI ! ! Kapita " (! Got Lii ! Apwoyo "! Pakwach ! TODORA Gabi East "! (! (! "! MURCHISON LII Alwii Payongo Atar FALLS NP (! (! (! "! Oyoro Wangkwar (! (! Bungu ! Paroketto Te'bito (! (! "! Pandera (! Bung Okwoto* ! Achaba (! KOCH Aminomir GOMA "! (! MURCHISON FALLS NP Te'okoto (! Atipe (! Boro Panyigoro Pakuba Pamwa (! (! (! OYAM (! Amwa (! Dogapio Notes: (! "! 1. Water source information presented in this map is totally based on available information received during Nov 2008 - Sep 2009 from District Water Offices and district partners. Therefore, water Fajao MASINDI Kamdini (! source coverage and operational(! status level change over time. For updated information, please contact directly to District Water Office in respective district.Kamdini (! 2°15'0"N 2°15'0"N Ochini(! (! 2. Some 2 water points in Amuru are not mappedJaber due to lack of Aber GPS coordinates of the location.(! Please refer to table in the map for detailed information. Kirama Kimoli Kasenyi (! Bukindwa (! (! 3. Approximate area falls inside 1km or 2km accessibility zones BULIISA are treated as accessible & falls outside are treated as no accessible. Accessibility buffers and ratio of area access within Ndandamire buffers are derived only for operational water points. Kigwera (! (! Bikongoro Kisansya Kibambura (! (! 4. Accessibility is based on aerial distance. Assumed that people travel most direct route in plain area. 31°30'0"E 31°45'0"E 32°0'0"E 32°15'0"E Uganda Overview Data Sources: This map is a work in progress. Please Legend contact the IMU/Ocha as soon as Admin Boundaries - UBOS 2006 possible with any corrections. Sudan (! Village Landuse Type Water Source type Water Operational Status Pop Density (Pop/SqKm) Road Network - FAO Settlement/IDP Locations - Humanitarian Agencies Forest Reserve ! Boreholes (297 Nos.); Borehole " Functional (345 Nos.) < 50 P IDP Camp Thematic - Local Government, Amuru - Feb 2009 Draft Game Reserve R Shallow Wells (40 Nos.); SW " Non Functional (56 Nos.) 50 - 100 Congo ! IDP Returnee Site Please contact concerned department in (Dem. Rep) Local Government in respective District National Park ? Protected Spring (61 Nos.); PS " Unknown Status (8 Nos.) 100 - 200 directly for more information on thematic details. Map Disclaimer: National Boundary K # Kenya Rangeland Unknown (11 Nos.) 200 - 369 The boundaries and names shown 2 km Access Buffers 08164 District Boundary and the designations used on this Lakes/Water Body Kilometers map do not imply official endorsement Label Sub-County Boundary 1 km Access Buffers or acceptance by the United Nations. Map Prepare: 02 Dec, 2009 (IMU/UNOCHA, Kampala) Tanzania Motorable Road Rwanda Label Parish Boundary File: UG-WASH-24_A1_02Dec09_Amuru District Water Sources Operational Status, Population Density & Accessibility.
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