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Bumbuna 96 ") 14 YAWEI 111 VALUNIA N 61 N Kambia District " Rokupr " 0 ") 0 ' 55 ' Kenema District 58 MAMBOLO 112 WUNDE 0 0 ° 59 48 95 ° 9 9 15 GORAMA MENDE 59 SAMU 56 42 Bonthe District Mambolo Mange 16 WANDOR 60 GBINLEH-DIXON 113 KPANDA KEMO ") ") 79 80 Makeni 17 SIMBARU 61 MAGBEMA 114 YAWBEKO ") 58 Guinea 18 KANDO LEPPEAMA 62 MASUNGBALA 115 JONG 97 19 DODO 63 TONKO LIMBA 116 BENDUCHA 82 85 46 34 47 40 20 LOWER BAMBARA 64 BRAMAIA 117 NONGOBA BULLOM Port Loko 21 MALEGOHUN Koinadugu District 118 SITTIA ") Foredugu ") 38 45 Magburaka 22 SMALL BO 65 KASSUNKO 119 KWAMEBAI KRIM 77 Rogberi Junction ") ") 23 NIAWA 66 DIANG 120 BUM Lunsar 37 78 ") 94 Coverage Site 24 LANGORAMA 67 NEINI 121 IMPERI PORT LOKO 90 Matotoka KONO Lungi ") Masingbi Coverage Site 43 25 NONGOWA 68 WARA WARA YANGALA 122 DEMA ") 91 ") ") Kayima 44 76 89 Yomandu ") 26 DAMA 69 WARA WARA BAFODIA 123 SOGBINI 86 Yengema ") Masabendu 36 Pepel Bumpeh Peyema Jagbwema 27 KOYA 70 SENGBE Pujehun District ") TONKOLILI Simbakoro 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Magbiama 10")6 Boajibu Panguma ") ") ") Matongoh 10 39 TANKORO 82 TINKATUPA MAKA SAFFOKO Moyamba District Kent Bauya Coverage Site 144 Senehun ") 19 ") Coverage Site ") Moyamba Temele Kowamu ") Njala Bowya Section 12 ") Senhe Limba Corner 17 Fallay Section Coverage Site 40 LEI 83 KOYA 136 BUMPEH 138 Koilu Pawahun Gbo Section Gbangbama Gbobwe Korgay Section Bumpeh 41 SOA 84 MASIMERA 137 RIBBI 13 Simbakoro Jaigban Junction Kawolah 108 Dodo Town 21 ") Garma 136 139 Gandorhun Fioyai 109 Joporwahun 42 TOLI 85 BUYA ROMENDE 138 KONGBORA Falaba Bonghanma 4 Semabu Waterloo Fala 99 98 KAILAHUN Kouyema 43 MAFINDOR 86 MARAMPA 139 KAIYAMBA MOYAMBA ManoMofonbo 103 Kosiala ") Baiima Fulawahun 44 FIAMA Tonkolili District 140 BAGRUWA N 149 Manowulu N " BO Segbwema Juhun " 0 145 0 ' 18 ") 1 Daru ' 87 KHOLIFA MABANG 141 TIMDEL 0 ") 0 ° 105 Coverage Site Jumbohun 3 ° 88 YONI 142 KAGBORO 8 Sembehun ") Bathurst 25 6 8 ") Bo Gerihun Sembehun A 89 MALAL MARA 143 FAKUNYA Shenge ")Goamah Coverage Site 90 KHOLIFA ROWALLA 144 KORI ") 142 Bumpe Dandabua 140 Tikonko 101 Kankar ") Banbaguma Blama Kenema 91 TANE 145 DASSE ") ") ") Njadahun Tissy 92 GBONKOLENKEN 146 KAMAJEI Bovahun 22 Hanga Main Road 2 147 Petema Pangahun 93 KONIKE BARINA 147 BANTA GBANGABATOKE Gbangbatok 102 ") 110 Daigoalah ") Serabu Barlior KENEMA 94 KONIKE SANDE 148 BANTA MOKELE Gbangbaia ") Baoma 141 ") Jombor 95 SAMBAIA BENDUGU 149 KOWA 104 5 26 96 KALANSOGIA Western Area Koribundu Coverage Site 148 ") 23 Joru 97 KAFE SIMIRA 150 WESTERN AREA Coverage Site ") 28 121 Sumbuya 107 112 Bowya Section ")Ngaiga Fallay Section Coverage Site Mosagbor Gbo Section Matru Coverage Site 24 Korgay Section ") Momajor Tissana 100 Dodo Town Garma Bandajuma 27 122 113 Lower Suama 30 Joporwahun Grima ") Jeuma Semabu 118 115 Njagorihun Gembu Kouayema BONTHE Bonthe Kpatobu 125 N 124 Kosiala N " ") 123 Fulawahun " 0 Potoru 0 ' ") Manowulu ' 0 Juhun 0 3 BONTHE 3 ° 134 29 ° 7 116 7 114 126 120 132 Coverage Site ") Pujehun 117 Zimmi Dandahun ") 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