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Date Created: 12 - 08 - 2014 Settlements Transportation Network Administrative Breakdowns Map Num: LogCluster-SYR-006-A0 Coord.System/Datum:Geographic/WGS84 !. National Capital Highway National Boundary !( Major Town Primary road Governorate Boundary Data Sources: OCHA, WFP, ESRI, OSM !( The boundaries and names and the SYRIA Intermediate Town Secondary road District Boundary designations used on this map do not ! imply official endorsement or acceptance Small Town Tertiary road by the United Nations. ± ! Quneitra Governorate Village Track/Trail Email: [email protected] Website: www.logcluster.org Global Logistics Cluster Support Cell, Rome/Italy.
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