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Syria Refugee Response WASH Sector Working Group SYRIA REFUGEE RESPONSE GIS and Mapping by UNHCR and UNICEF For more information and updates contact Beirut & Mount Lebanon William Lavell [email protected] WASH Sector Working Group Date: 5/5/2014 Implementation of WASH Activities Aamchit Jbayl Blat Jbeil Halate Maaysra Nahr Kesrouane Ibrahim yahchouch Ghidras Ghbalé Aaqaibé Nammoura Kesrouane Kesrouane Kesrouane Bouday Ghidras Bouar Safra Bourj Kesrouane Kfour Ouata El-Ftouh Kesrouane El-Jaouz Hrajel Tabarja Adma Oua Mayrouba Dafine Ghazir Aaramoun Faraya Jdaidet Kesrouane Raachine Ghazir Dlebta Beqaata Taraiya Aachqout Sahel Kfar Aalma Dibiane Jounie Ghosta Faytroun Haret Aachqout Sakhr Harissa Jounié Jounie Sarba Kesrouane Ghadir Rayfoun Bqaatouta Chmistar Zouk Qleiaat Beqaata Mkayel Aain Er- Aajaltoun Kesrouane Rihane Kanaan Zouk Mousbeh Daraiya Baskinta Zouk Kesrouane Jaaita Balloune El- Kharab Bednayel Mayassé Himlaya Chmistar Haret El- Zakrit Baalbak Ballane Dik El- Fraiké Mar Boutros Mehdi Beit Aain El- Mazraat Karm Et-Tine Beit Ech- Chabab Kharroubé Jouar Dbayé Yachouaa Chaouiyé Beirut Chaar El-Matn Bteghrine Beit El- Zighrine Central Naqqach Mtayleb Temnine Bachoura Kekko Aain Khinchara District aain El-Matn El-Faouqa foncière Qornet Aar Marjaba Aalaq Bikfaya Antelias Chehouane Mtain Aatchané Choueir Jall Aayroun Mrouj Douar Ed-Did Nabay Dahr Es- Aain Es- El-Matn Marfa' Aamaret Bsalim Souane Mar Moussa Sindiane Bnabil foncière Bourj Chalhoub Zalqa Bqennaya El-Matn Ed-Douar Zaraaoun Ras Jouret El- Aintoura Hammoud Byaqout Qaaqour Majdel Ballout El-Matn Beyrouth Jdaidet Baabdat tarchich Baouchriyé foncière " Beyrouth El-Matn Qannebet Achrafieh Roumié Salima Bsifrine Msaitbé Mchikha foncière foncière Broummana Fourzol Mazraa Sinn Fanar Temnine Dekouané El-Matn Tarchich foncière El-Fil *#*# Et-Tahta Furn Ech-Chebbak Aain *# *#*#*# Deir mar Saadé *# *# Mkalles Roukoz Ablah *#Aali En- Nah*#ri Mansouriyet Chiyah Riyaq Haret El-Matn Beit Zahlé Hreik Meri " *# Baabda Zahlé El-Midane Daychouniyé Zahlé *# Zahlé El-Maalla*#q#*#a Bourj El- Aradi **# *#Zahlé *# *# Brajneh *# Maallaqa Hadath Aradi *# Tahouitat Laylaké Beyrouth *# El Ghadir *# *# *# *# #*#*#*# #*# *#*# *#*# *# *# *# *# *# Jdita *#*#*# **# *# *# D*#alhamiy*#et *# *# Choueifat El-Aamrousiyé *# Zahlé Haouch *#*# *# Kfar *# *# *# *# *#Zahlé *#*#*# *# *# *# El-Oumara *# *# *# *# # *#*#*# Chima *# *# #*#*# # *# ## * *#Terbol Chtaura *#*#*# *#* *#* Aradi *# *# ** *# *# *# Taalbaya Saadnayel*#*# *# *# Zahlé *# *# *# *# *# *#*#*#*# Aaley *# *# *# *#*#*#*# *# *# Choueifat # *# *# Saoufar * *# *# *#*#*# *# El-Quoubbé Bhamdoun *# *# *# *# *# Ed-Dayaa Maksé *# *# # *# Aain *# # *# * *# *#*# *#*# *# * *# *# *# Aanoub Majdel *# *# *#*#*# *# #**#*#Qabb Taanayel *# Baana *# # Bchamoun Elias *# *#*# Barr *#*# *# *# *#*#*# *#*# *#*# *# Elias*#*# Bayssour *#*# *# *#*# *# Aaley *# *# *# Aaramoun *#*#*# *# *# *#*# Aaley Aaynab *#*# *#*# *# *# *# *# *# *# *#*#*#*# *# *#Kfarzabad *# # *# *# Marj BG *#* *# *# *# *# *#*##*#*# *#*#*# *#*#*#*# *# *# *#*# *#*#*# Naamé *# Aanjar (Haouch Baaouerta *# *# Moussa) Binnay *# *#*# *# *# *# *# *# *# Majdel Haouch *# Aanjar *# *# Damour *#El*#-Harime *# *# *#*#*# *# *# *#*# *# *# Dak*#oué Khiara *# Bqaiaa *# Ech-Chouf # *#*# Souairi * *# *# *# Mansoura BG *# *# *# *#*#*#*#*# *# *# *# Ghazzé Baaqline Jdeidet *# *#Jiyé Ech-Chouf *# Manara *# *# (Hammara) BG Barja Daraiya *# *# *# Ech-Chouf *# *#*# Khi*#rb*#et *# Qanafar *# *# *#*# *# #*# *# *# * Jou*#bb Kamed Chhim Aanout *# *# Jannine El-Laouz Sibline Dalhoun *# *# Ketermaya Ouardaniyé Rmeilet mazboud Lala *# Ech-Chouf Mghairiyé Mdoukha *# # Ech-Chouf *# * Bakka Biret Aalmane Rachaiya Ec*#h-Chouf Saida El- Baaloul BG Oustani *# *#*# Aain Aarab Hlaliyé Khirbet Rachaiya BramSiyaéida *#*# Rafid Rouha *# Rachaiya AAbra *# Saida Qaraaoun Haret Saida Kfar Miyé ou *# Qouq Miyé Darb Kaoukaba Dahr El- Es-Sim Bou Arab Ahmar Jezzine Machghara Aaqabet Maghdouché Kfar Sohmor Rachaya Hatta Rachaiya Aanqoun Saida Jbaa En- Nabatiyeh Bakkifac Rachaya Overview: " WASH Activities: Municipalities This maps shows the location of WASH Activities within the 225 most vulnerable *# ITS Activities shown are based on the indicators from ActivityInfo localties and at a general cadastral level since January 2014. The names of the For further information about this map please contact WASH Presence Outside 225 cadastrals are provided as a spatial reference. WASH Presence Inside 225 William Lavell Data Sources: [email protected] 225 with No WASH Presence - The WASH Sector Data are based on Activity Info Reporting. ´ All data used were the best available at the time of map production. The boundaries, names, and designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations, UNICEF or UNHCR. 0 1.25 2.5 5 7.5 10 Kilometers.
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