SAMPLE DESIGN Appendix B

The major objective of the 2005 Egypt Demographic and Health Survey sample design was to provide estimates with acceptable precision for key population and health indicators for the country as a whole and for six major subdivisions (Urban Governorates, urban Lower Egypt, rural Lower Egypt, urban Upper Egypt, rural Upper Egypt and the Frontier Governorates1). In addition, the sample was planned to allow for separate estimates of key indicators for seven governorates that are focal governorates for USAID-supported population, health and nutrition programs (Fayoum, Beni Suef, Menya, Qena, and Aswan in Upper Egypt and Cairo and Alexandria). In addition, with the exception of the Frontier Governorates, the sample included a sufficient number of households in most other governorates to allow for governorate-level estimates of major variables, with the exception of fertility and mortality rates and anemia levels.

To achieve the above objectives, a three stage probability sample was designed. The following is a detailed description of the 2000 EDHS sample design. A description of the field activities involved in the implementation of the sample design is included in Chapter 1 of this report.

B.1 SAMPLE DESIGN

The main concern in developing the sample design for the 2005 EDHS was to secure a sufficient number of cases in each domain in order to reduce sampling error and provide estimates of adequate precision for the purposes of the survey. Sampling error has two components, one corresponding to the variation between primary sampling units (PSUs) and the other to the variation within PSUs, with the major component usually being the variation between PSUs. Thus, the total number of PSUs is an important factor in controlling the size of the sampling error since the variation between PSUs depends on this number, i.e., generally the smaller the number of PSUs, the greater will be the variation.

Standard DHS sampling policy recommends a minimum of 1,000-1,200 women per major domain. As noted above, however, the 2005 EDHS sample had to be selected in such fashion as to also allow for estimation of contraceptive prevalence rates and other basic health indicators for 21 separate governorates. DHS sampling policy recommends that a minimum of 450 completed interviews with eligible women be obtained to provide reliable estimates for these types of variables. This principle was used in determining the size and distribution of the target sample for the 2005 EDHS presented in Table B.1.

1 The Frontier Governorates were not included in 1988 and 1992 DHS surveys nor in the 1997, 1998 and 2003 interim surveys. However, they were part of the 1995 and 2000 EDHS samples. The inclusion of the Frontier Governorates in the 2005 EDHS will not affect comparisons of the 2005 results with the results of earlier surveys in which these governorates were not part of the samples since only around one percent of the Egyptian population resides in the Frontier Governorates.

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Table B.1 Sample allocation for the 2005 Egypt DHS survey

Target Target Urban Rural Total number number of of house- eligible Percent Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of Governorate holds women urban of PSUs segments of PSUs segments of PSUs segments Urban Governorates Cairo 2,015 1,500 100 50 100 - - 50 100 Alexandria 1,615 1,200 100 40 80 - - 40 80 Port Said 740 550 100 18 36 - - 18 36 Suez 740 550 100 18 36 - - 18 36

Subtotal 5,110 3,800 100 126 252 - - 126 252 Lower Egypt Damietta 503 450 27 4 8 11 22 15 30 Dakahlia 894 799 28 7 14 19 38 26 52 Sharkia 866 783 23 6 12 20 40 26 52 Kalyubia 829 722 41 10 20 14 28 24 48 Kafr El-Sheikh 605 546 23 4 8 14 28 18 36 Gharbia 806 715 31 7 14 17 34 24 48 Menoufia 676 614 20 4 8 17 34 21 42 Behera 792 715 23 6 12 18 36 24 48 Ismailia 527 450 50 8 16 7 14 15 30

Subtotal 6,498 5,794 28 56 112 137 274 193 386 Upper Egypt Giza 1,060 1,000 54 18 36 17 34 35 70 Beni Suef 1,500 1,400 24 10 20 40 80 50 100 Fayoum 1,500 1,400 23 10 20 40 80 50 100 Menya 1,500 1,400 19 10 20 40 80 50 100 Assiut 640 600 27 10 20 12 24 22 44 Souhag 640 600 22 10 20 12 24 22 44 Qena1 1,500 1,400 28 11 22 39 78 50 100 Aswan 1,500 1,400 43 17 34 33 66 50 100

Subtotal 9,840 8,100 31 96 192 233 466 329 658 Frontier Governorates Red Sea 181 201 75 5 10 2 4 7 14 New Valley 168 186 48 3 6 4 8 7 14 Matrouh 214 237 56 5 10 3 6 8 16 North Sinai 234 259 59 5 10 3 6 8 16 South Sinai 105 117 50 2 4 2 4 4 8

Subtotal 902 1,000 59 20 40 14 28 34 68

Total 22,350 18,694 298 596 384 768 682 1,364

1 Luxor was grouped with Qena governorate for purposes of selecting the sample.

B.2 SAMPLE FRAME

The sample for the 2005 EDHS was selected in three stages. A list of shiakhas/towns constituted the primary sampling frame for urban areas, and a list of villages served as the frame for rural areas. The Central Agency of Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) updated these lists, which had been originally prepared for the 1996 census, to reflect the situation in 2004.

250 | Appendix B B.3 SAMPLE SELECTION

In order to provide for implicit geographic stratification, the lists of shiakhas/towns and villages in each governorate were arranged in serpentine order according to their location from north to south within the governorate. During the first stage selection, a total of 682 primary sampling units (289 shiakhas/towns and 393 villages) were chosen for the 2005 EDHS sample. A list of the PSUs selected during the first stage of the sampling for the 2005 EDHS is provided below.

The second stage of selection in the 2005 EDHS involved several steps. First, for each of the primary sampling units (PSU), maps were obtained and divided into a number of parts of roughly equal size (assuming approximately 5000 persons per part). In large shiakhas/towns or villages (approximately 20,000 and more population), two parts were selected from each PSU. In the remaining smaller shiakhas/towns and villages, one part was selected. A quick count was carried out in the selected parts in each PSU to provide the information needed to divide the parts into a number of segments of roughly equal size. After the quick count was completed, two segments were then selected from each PSU. In large shiakhas/towns and villages where there were two parts, one segment was chosen from each part. In small shiakhas/towns and villages where only one part had been selected, two segments were chosen from that part.

A household listing was obtained for each segment. Using the household lists, a systematic sample of 22,807 households was chosen for the 2005 EDHS. All ever-married women 15-49 who were present in the sampled households on the night before the interview were eligible for the survey. A subsample of one-third of all households in each segment was selected for the anemia-testing component. In this subsample, information on anemia levels was collected for all eligible women, children under age 6, and youth and young adults age 10-19. One woman in each household in the subsample in which anemia testing was carried out was selected to be asked questions about domestic violence.

B.4 SAMPLE IMPLEMENTATION

Results of the sample implementation are presented in Table B.2. The results indicate that households were selected for the 2000 EDHS sample. The EDHS field staff successfully interviewed 22,807 of the sample households, for a response rate of 98.9 percent. In the interviewed households, 19,565 eligible women were interviewed with a response rate 99.5 percent. This gives an overall response rate of 98.5 percent.

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Table B.2 Sample implementation Percent distribution of households and eligible women by results of the household and individual interviews, and household, eligible women and overall response rates, according to urban-rural residence and place of residence, Egypt 2005 Urban Lower Egypt Upper Egypt Frontier Gover- Gover- Result Urban Rural norates Total Urban Rural Total Urban Rural norates Total Selected households Completed (C) 94.5 98.1 94.1 97.0 94.9 97.9 97.2 95.3 98.2 94.6 96.3 Household present but no competent respondent at home (HP) 1.3 0.3 1.6 0.5 0.8 0.3 0.6 1.2 0.3 0.8 0.8 Postponed (P) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Refused (R) 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.2 0.4 0.1 0.2 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.2 Dwelling not found (DNF) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.0 Household absent (HA) 1.2 0.5 1.5 0.8 1.4 0.6 0.5 0.6 0.4 1.6 0.8 Dwelling vacant/address not a dwelling (DV) 2.1 1.0 2.1 1.3 2.2 0.9 1.4 2.1 1.0 2.6 1.6 Dwelling destroy (DD) 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Other (O) 0.3 0.1 0.3 0.2 0.4 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.2

Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Number of sampled households 11,164 11,643 5,231 6,656 2,071 4,585 9,998 3,247 6,751 922 22,807 Household response rate (HRR) 98.2 99.6 98.0 99.3 98.8 99.5 99.2 98.1 99.6 99.0 98.9 Eligible women Completed (EWC) 99.4 99.7 99.2 99.7 99.6 99.8 99.5 99.4 99.6 99.9 99.5 Not at home (EWNH) 0.5 0.2 0.8 0.2 0.4 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.3 0.1 0.3 Postponed (EWP) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Refused (EWR) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.0 Partly completed (EWPC) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 Incapacitated (EWI) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 Other (EWO) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Number of women 8,147 11,418 3,568 5,918 1,560 4,358 9,177 2,486 6,691 902 19,565 Eligible women response rate (EWRR) 99.4 99.7 99.2 99.7 99.6 99.8 99.5 99.4 99.6 99.9 99.5

Overall response rate (ORR) 97.6 99.2 97.2 99.0 98.4 99.3 98.7 97.5 99.2 98.9 98.5

1 Using the number of households falling into specific response categories, the household response rate (HRR) is calculated as:: 100 * C C + HP + P + R + DNF 2 Using the number of eligible women falling into specific response categories, the eligible woman response rate (EWRR) is calculated as: 100 * EWC EWC + EWNH + EWP + EWR + EWPC + EWI + EWO 3 The overall response rate (ORR) is calculated as: ORR = HRR * EWRR/100

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URBAN GOVERNORATES Cairo Al-Salam Al-Sharkia Al-Salam Al-Gharbia Berket El-Nasr El-Marg El-Baharia Berket El-Hag El-Matar Al-Zahraa and Masaken El-Helmeya Tolombat Ein-Shams Mansheyet El-Tahrir El-Ezab (El-Mataria) Shagaret Maryam Arab Abo Taweela El-Barad El-Sahel Menyet El-Seerg El-Zawya El-Hamra Masaken El-Zaytoon El-Gharbia Masaken El-Ameeria Al-Shamalia El-Bostan El-Khasa Hadaek El-Koba Al-Sharabia El-Ezab (El-Sharabia) Al-Mabyada Kasooret El-Shawam El-Abasseya El-Gharbia El-Manteka Al-Oula Sharq Al-Manteka Al-Sadessa El-Ganzoury Sharkas+Eshash El Nakhl El-Shaarany Monshaat Naser Rahbet Abdeen El-Hanafy Abo El-Seoud & El-Madabegh El-Manial El-Gharby Al-Abagia El-Katameya+El Tagamoe El El-Basateen El-Gharbia Khames+Eskan Moubarak Dar El-Salam Ezbet Nafea Maadi El-Khabeery El- Gharbia Mansheyet El-Masry El-Maasara El-Balad Helwan El-Balad Helwan El-Keblia+Ain Helwan El-Sheyakha Al-Oula

Alexandria El-Seioufe Bahary El-Seioufe Kebly El-Amrawy El-Mandara Kebly El-Mouhagrine Sidi Beshr Bahary Sidi Beshr Kibly El-Zahiria & Ezbet El-Safieh El-Kasea (Bahary Seket Hadid Abou Kir) El-Mahrousa Hagar El-Nouatia Dana El-Gidida & Ezbet El-Wastania Sain-Estefanou El-Riadieh Ezbet El-Nouzha El-Ibrahimia Bahary El-Hadra Kebly Ezbet El-Gameea El-Manshia El-Koubra El-Babe El-Gidid Shark Ambruze & Mouharam Bek Ragheb Basha Haret El-Farhda El-Metrasse El-Woardianne Gharb El-Mafrouza Gharb Babe Sedret El-Barany Gharb Karmouz Shark El-Dekheila El-Agamy El-Baharia El-Amriah Shark Zaowyat Abd El-Kader Kattea Mariout El-Zeraa El-Bahary+El-Sanakra

Port Said El-Zouhour El-Galaa El-Sarai El-Manakh Abou El-Hassan El-Arab Mountazah Saad Moustafa Hamzah+El-Daera El-Gomrokia Port Fouad+Thani Port Fouad El-Salam El-Kabouty El-Ganoub+Moubarak (Shark El- Tafreea) Thani El-Ganoub

Suez Fessal & El-Sabah Sheiakha Khames Kism Thaleth Kism Rabea Kism Awal Kism Thany+ El-Daera El-Gomrokia

LOWER EGYPT Damietta Urban Ezbet El-Borg Kism Thaleth Kafr El Battikh Meat Abou Ghalab City Rural El-Adelia Shat El-Shouara Shat Ezbet El-Lahm Shat Mouhab & El-Saiala El-Badrawy El-Mahamadia Kafr El-Wastany El-Horany Abou Garida Meet El-Sheukh Meet El-Khouly Abd El-Allah+Ezbet El-Baz Continued....

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Dakahlia Urban El-Mataria Sherbien El-Manzala Dekernes Kism Than El-Hwar Kism Kafr El-Badamas El-Senbelawein Rural El-Ramla Monshaat Shouman Kafr Abou Zaher &, it’s Ezabs El-Gammala+El-Orban El-Bagalat El-Kobab El-Soghra Orman Talkha Meet Antar Nesha (includes Kafr El-Bashabsha & Kafr El-Halawani) Telbana Meet Badr Khamees Meet Fares & it’s Kafr El-Hegayza Tookh El-Aklam+El-Fanan Borg Nour El-Homos Menyet Samanoud El-Rahmaneya+Kafr Hegazy+Kafr Atallah Sentemay Soliman Meet Abou Khaled & Kafr Aly Badra

Sharkia

Urban Al-Ebrahimia Al-Salhia El-Gadida+ Al-Manteka Al-Senaea Al-Hosainia Al-Gameea Belbes Ashra Ramadan City

Rural El-Akhewa Samakeen El-Gharb El-Sofeya El-Soora El-Beroum+El-Salatna El-Ghazaly Kafr El-Hag Omar Manzel Maymoun Derb El-Sook Tal Mohamed Kafr Ageeba Bardeen Sefeeta Neshwa El Naamna Kafr Shalshalamon El-Sanagra+El-Omara Kafr El-Azazy El-Mansheya Kafr Ayoub Soliman

Kalyubia Urban Kafr Shokr Kafr Manaker El Kanater El Khairia Kalyub Bahtim Shobra El Khima Bigam Rural Kafr Sharaf El-Deen Demloo Monshaat Banha El-Abadla Karkashanda El-Gaafra Kafr El-Shobak El Nasereya Basoos El-Sabah Koom Eshfeen Al-Qalg El-Gabal El-Asfar El-Khosoos

Kafr El-Sheikh Urban Baltiem Sidi Salim Desouk Meet Elwan

Rural El-Hamad Koum El-Hagar El-Baria El-Hadady & it’s Ezabs Shalma+Monshaat Al-Masry El-Komysion Gharb Ebshan Koum El-Hagna El-Merabeen Kafr El-Manshy El- Bahary+Helis El-Nawayga Ezab Abou Mandour El-Salimia Shabassy Omeir Continued...

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Gharbia Urban Hussien said Ahmad Aly Emam El-Hoseiny Mohamed Hussien El Sehly Kafr El-Zayat Kobry El-Mahatta El-Malgaa Zifta

Rural El-Hayatem Shobra Babel Mahalat Abo Aly El-Kantara El-Nasereya Meet Assas Segeen El-Koum Genag Abyar Kasr Nasr El-Dine El-Ragdeya Shabsheer El-Hessa Kaneeset Damsheet Nawag Shobrabeel Kananeya Meet Yazeed Shobra El-Yaman Meet El-Rakha

Menoufia

Urban Tla Said Ahmed Hassan El-Kot Menouf El-Bagour

Rural Zanara Kafr Meet Abo Al-Koom+Kafr Zarkan Tookh Tanbasha Om Khanan+Monshaat Om Khanan Kafr El-Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Batanon & Hesattha Shanwan Meet Masoud Shemyates + Kafr El-Gamala Dabraky Feesha El-Kobra Al-Makatee Koom El-Dabea Abou Rakaba+Kafr Abou Rakaba Ramlat Al-Angab Shaashaa Kafr El-Tarayna

Behera Urban Edco Kafr El-Dawar Shobra Nakrha Abo El-Matamier Badr City

Rural Debi El-Malkah Kom Asho El-Saarania El-Karawi Sahali Ezab Besentawy Abaadiat Damanhour Ezab Saknida Nadebyah Monshaat Ganakles Shaltoot Mahalat Sa Demisna El-Bostaan Mahmoud Abu Wafya Al-Kabera Dist El-Ashraf Omar Shahin

Ismailia Urban El-Tomsah El-Hekr Monshaat El-Shohadaa Hai El-Sheik Zaid El-Tall El-Kebeer Faid

Rural Abou Khalifa+El-Nasr El-Sabea Abar El-Sharkeya El-Manaif Nafisha El-Kassassien El- Kadima+Abou Ashour Abou Soultan Fanara Continued...

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UPPER EGYPT Giza Urban Ousiem El-Warrak El-Mounira Matar Embaba Meit Aokba Abo Qatada Boulak El-Dakrour Kafr Tohormos El-Shiakha El-Thaltha Monshaat El-Bakary Gezeret El-Dahab El-Talbia El-Keblia El-Omrania El-Gharbia Oula El-Haram El-Badrashein

Rural El-Manashy Zat El-Koum El-Baragil Abou Rawash Saft El-Laban Kafr Hakim Ard Al-Lewa El-Manawat Nazlet El-Ashter+Beni Youssef El-Tarfaia Monshaat Dahshour El-Shorafa&El-Attiat Negoue El-Arab El-Mateneia Kafr Barakat+Kafr Abou Abas El-Kebabat Manial El-Soultan

Beni Suef Urban Nasser Ehnassia El-Gezira El-Bahary El-Mermah Kebly Moqbel Beba El-Fashn

Rural Abweet El-Hooma El-Haram Bany Nussier Saft El-Sharkia Kamn El-Aaroos Monshaat Abou Seer Ashmant+Monshaat El-Sherka El-Zaytoon Bahbasheen Tahha Boosh Monshaat Hadeeb+Gheit El Bahary El-Noweera Tama Fayoum Maasaret Naasan Monshaat kasab Nazlet El-Mamaleek El-Hakamna Ahnasia El Khadraa Baha El-Agouz Bany Hamad Tazmant El-Sharkia Riad Nazlet Abo Selim El Dabaana Bany Kasem Sods El-Omaraa Tarshoob Kanbash El-Hamraa Nazlet El-Sherif El-Aasakra Dashasha Koom El-Ramly El-Kebly Monshaat Abo Maleeh El-Gafadon El-Fant Beni saleh Shenry Saft El-Nour Nazlet Akfahs

Fayoum Urban Tamia Sanores Apshaway+Youssef El-Sedek Kism Thani Kism Thaleth Kism Rabea Ettsa

Rural El-Roda El-Mazatly Sarsenah Kasser Rashwan Maessaret Sawy El-Akhssass El-Kaeabi El-Gadeeda Nekalifia Sanhour Fadeemine Mattartaress Monshaat Sanores Abo Kessae El-Khalidia El-Nassaria Senro El-Keblya Tobhar El-Hamouly Ghidan (El-Mashrek) El-Nazlah & El-Morabea Shaelane Karoun+Wadi El-Rayan Kahke El-Basyonia El-Adawa El-Nasseriah Dassiah Sanofer+Monshaat Al-Gazaer Koufour El-Sheikh Fadel Monshaat Abd Allah Haoaret Adlaen El-Hagar El-Gharek El-Mahmoudia El-Wanaysa Gardo Ezbet Kalmasha Kalmasha Monshaat El-Amir Monshaat Fessal Continued...

256 | Appendix B Menya Urban Maghagha Beni Mazar Smallout Kism Taleth El-Menya Kism Khames Kafr El-Mansoura El-Kebly Kism Awal Malawy Kism Thaleth Malawy Deir Mowas

Rural El-Sheik Masoud El-Safanya Aba El-Wakf Bertbat Dahamro Abad Sharouna Nazlet Bany Khalef Aatou El-Wakf El-Saedia Beni Samet Tanbo Abouan Beni Amar Monshaat Lotf Allah El-Gazaer El-Tiba Dakouf Shousha Kom El-Loufy Admo Beni Ahmed Damarress Sawada Tahnasha Monshaat El-Dahab El-Baharia Abou Korkasse El-Sheikh Temy Bany Ebead Safae+El-Senbelawein+El-Zaafrana Monshaat Deabess Abou Kaltah El-Bayadiah El-Sheikh Ebadah Bany Rohe Deer Abou Hanasse Kasr Houre Nazlet Hamzawy El-Rahmanieh Tal Bany Omran

Assuit Urban El-Kossia Abnoub Sheyakha Kamesa El-Hamra El-Thania Sahel Selim El-Badary

Rural El-Riad Dairout El-Sherief Nazlet Sourkna+Sourkna Bany Korah Nezally Ganoube Bany Rafea Nazlet Romeh Bany Mohamadiatte El-Motiah Refa Nagea Abd El-Rasoul Abou Hassouba Bany Elleg El-Nazla El-Moustagadah Bany Semae El-Naoarra Awlad Elyasse

Souhag Urban Gohaina El Sherif Akhmiem Gerga El Baliana

Rural El Gabab Faw Gharb Banga Abo Bakr El Sedeek Aksas Bahaleel El Gezeera Bany Wassel Gezeret Mahrous El-Mahamda El-Baharia Gezeeret Shandaweel El-Danakla Koom Badar El Balabeesh Kebly Awlad Yehia Bahary El Magabra Al Eslah El Ghoneimia

Qena Urban Deshna Kism Awal Kism Thaleth El-Wakf Naga Hamady Qous Luxor Gezeret El-Awamia Armant Esna

Rural El-Habilatte El-Gharbia El-Soulyemate El-Karah Bakhanes Ezbet El-Boussa Abou Manae Bahary Abou Manae Kebly El-Attiate Nagea El-Sheik Ali El-Ashraf El-Keblia El-Deer El-Sharky El-Ghossa El-Mkhadma Dandarah El-Helfaia Bahary El-Rahmania Kebly El-Sayad El-Komana Awlad Negm El-Keblia How El-Arky Continued...

Appendix B | 257 Rural Qena Kom El-Baga El-Barahma El-Kalahine El-Khatara Toukhe El-Okbe El-Masside Gezeret Mattira Khouzam El-Boghdady El-Edaissate El-Dabeaia El-Domokratte El-Marisse El-Homaidate+El-Hanady El-Adaima Al-Negoa Kebly Kiman El-Mattaana

Aswan Urban El Sebeaia Gharb Edfo Koum-Ombou Draw Shiakha Oula Shiakha Thania Shiakhaٍ Thaletha Khazan Aswan+Abo Sombol El-Siahia City

Rural Edfo Kebly El-Hagz Bahary El-Hagz Kebly El-Radeesia Bahary El-Ramady Bahary El-Ramady Kebly El-Saayda El-Kanan El-Kalh Gharb Akleet El Aabasseya El Aatmour El Kagoug El Mansheya El Gedeeda Selwah Bahary Faress Kofoor Koum-Ombou Nemra 7 Bahary Nemra 7 Kebly Armana Balana Dahmeet+Dar El-Salam+Sayala El-Gaafra El-Mansouria Benban Kebly Negoea El-Shatb+Masaken Draw Abo El-Reesh Kebly El-Aakab Sahara city

FRONTIER GOVERNORATES Red Sea Urban Ras Ghareb Hurgada Safaga El-Koseir+Marsa Alam Rural Hurgada Port+El-Zaafarana Om El Huwaitat & El Gawasees

New Valley Urban El-Farafra El-Kharga Rural Naser El Thawra El-Kasr Taniedah Baghdad+El-Max El- Kebly+El-Oula+El- Thania Bedarb El-Arbaeen

Matrouh Urban El-Negyla Marsa Matrouh El-Dabaa Sewa Rural Om El-Rakhm+Awlad Maree Awlad Elwany+El-Sharnabeya+El-Tarabeya Kora El-Kherregen Continued...

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North Sinai Urban Rafah Kism Awal El-Areish Kism Thani El-Ariesh El-Ahtam Beir El-Abd Rural El-Gorah El-Nagah Om Katfe+Al-Monbateh South Sinai Urban Abo Znema city+Ras Sedr Tor Sinai Rural Al-Heswa+Feran Al-Kora Al-Seyaheya (Neama)+Ras Mohamed+Ras Nasrany+Al-Gobeil (Tor Sinai)

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