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Surface Routes for OCHA - ANGOLA Humanitarian Operations Maquela Noqui Luvo Sacandica do M'Banza Soyo Mepala Zombo Icoca Congo Lufico Quelo Kiende Buengas Quimbele Quinzau Lemboa Macocola Sanza N'zeto Mabai Pombo Carimbula a Songo Uige Dundo Puri Musserra Quipedro Negage Ambriz Massango Bela Dange Camissombo Tabi Vista Camabatela Marimba Naumba Chicoca Barra do Muxaluando Zovo Luinga Lucapa Dande Cage Caluango Caxito Quiculungo Cahombo Camaxilo Calonda Cachimo Luremo Luanda Cacuaco Ucua Banga Samba Sombo Caju Canguindo Chicoa Belas Viana Cerca Calandula Kiwaba Milando Golungo Alto Nzogi Catete Cuango Lubalo Sombo N'dalatando Quela Sul Barra do Cacuso Capenda- Dondo Malanje Cuanza Muxima Camulemba Luangue Chiluage Cabo Saurimo Cangandala Moma Xinge Ledo Calulo Mona Muriege Quienha Quimbundo Cabo Calamba Quitapa Cacolo Cariango Bembo Caiaza Quibala Mussende Capunda Xassengue Porto Lonhe Muconda Cassai Gabela Sao Luachimo Amboim Conde Sul Lucas Luma Ebo Sanga Quimbang Sautar Alto Conda o Cassai Dala Cazage Caianda Caiei Chicapa Uku Luacano Quicombo Waku Camanongue Andulo Botera Kungo Bimbe Lago Kavungo Lovua Gamba Luando Leua Dilolo Atome Kuanza Luena Chila Bailundo Cunhinga Cuemba Cangumbe Egito Catabola Chinhundo Cazombo Lobito Balombo Munhango Calunda Lunduimbali Katchiungo Benguela Bocoio Kuito Cambandua Chiande Conde Lumbala Ukuma Huambo Chipoia Lutuia Macondo Cubal Chicala Kaquengue Dombe Tchindjenje Umpulo Grande Caimbambo Cuima Cassamba Catata Luvuei Hungulo Samucumbi Chongoroi Chicuma Matumbo Cuse Santa Capupa Tempue Lutembo Maria Bolonguera Chitembo Caconda Cangamba Mamue Chipindo Lucira Calepi Malengue Sessa Quilengues Chicomba Bambi Cutato Lumbala Kuvango Nedegiva Bentiaba Dinde Cangombe N'guimbo Matala Caitou Cacula Cuchi Menongue Longa Lupire Bibala Chinguanja Ninda Baba Lubango Capelongo Sacarimbo Humapata Namibe Cassinga Cuito Chibia Cubati Catuile Chicueia Cuanavale Cunjamba Cainde Quihita Cuvelai Cueio Chiange Mulondo Baixo Virei Nauxindo Caiundo Tombua Longa Mavinga Neriquinha Tambor Mutumieque Nampala Evale Nankova Cahama Rivungo Cafu Cafime Rito Oncocua Maue Espinheira Humbe Onjiva Savate Luengue Bondo Chitado Mavengue Muine Naulila Namacunde Luiana Foz do Cuanga Jamba Cunene r Calai Dirico Mucusso Routes opened Note: This map has been prepared by OCHA and is designed solely to provide indicationan of the main transport routes used by humanitarian agencies. Confirmation of the current status of each route is available from the UN Security Unit. 28 February 2003 v .

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