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Punjab N.W.F.P. F.A.T.A. F.A.N.A. Balochistan 70°0’0"E 72°30’0"E Farkhar Hir Draskin Cal Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan Muligram Tajik istan Rayan China Brep TurkmenistanKuchi Yasin Kohneh Qeshlaq Sanoghar Jammu KashmirPastaw Ghizer Chitral Handrap Shamran Pingal Jammu and Kashmir (India) Fatmal Harchin Afghanistan Dung Gushten Nahrin Jammu Kashmir Maroi Darband F.A.N.A. Singur Anjoman Pakistan CHITRAL Iran (Islamic Republic of) Kuru Diamir Pas Mazar Lutdeh Khavak Banow India Gabrial N.W.F.P. Kalam Lamutai Mirkhani Atiti Mandagal Soflá Mata Kanitwa N.W.F.P. & F.A.T.A are in Phase III Arandu Upper 0250 500 1,000 Nilaw Ta w a k h Swat Bidiwa Kilometers (Source: UNDSS, 19 Jan09) Dir Golbahar Sao Wama Jabal os Saraj Kohistan Asmar Badakhshi Bazare 35°0’0"N 35°0’0"N Charikar Nangalam Lower Nurestan BAGRAM Qal’a-i-Najil Dir Shang Batagram Bajaur Bar Kotkai Gadakheyl Pokal SAIDU SHARIF Agency Dandai Pashshad Shangla Dakow Ye Payan Kunar Mehtar Lam Totakan Bat Khela Sherpur KABUL INTERNATIONAL Jabori Mohmand Sangar Udkhel Loy Kalay Malakand PA Shahidan Torwarsak Chahar Dehi Bagrame Agency Kabul Baffa ’Ala’ od Din-e Bala Chingal Buner Mansehra Bakhtyara Sakhakot Jalalabad Mosta’li JALALABAD Gerdi Kac Mardan Hajikhel Ta ng i Gujrat Manshera Mama Kheyl Basawul Shabgadar FortCharsadda Shaikh Jana ZahidabadAfghanistanHazarnav Gerdi Umarzai Deputy Kili Warsak Abbottabad KOTUBKHEL Charsadda Dargai Mardan RISALPUR Abbottabad Laghar Juy Nisatta Swabi Papin Landi Kotal To pi Risalpur Cantonment Swabi Peshawar Kheshgi Ghazi Jamrud Indus Haripur Sara Garhi Nowshera TARBELA DAM Sursurang Khyber Agency PESHAWAR Hazro Parachinar Attock Haripur Kuza Khermana Peshawar KAMRA Cherat Nowshera Matanni Aza Khel Bhabra Ster Kalay Hesarak Shakar Dara Bura Wah Tr ibal Kajeray F.A.T.A. Area Adjacent Campbellpore Shahderi Islamabad Naray Orakzai Tribal Area Adjacent Peshawar Islamabad Kurrum Bazaar Dana Kohat Golra Gardez Tekay Agency Kohat Ta r ak a Agency Fatehjang Basal Rawalpindi Zarkot Alizai KOHAT Attock Morgah Hangu FATEHJANG QASIM Cumbat Yaqubi Gada Khel Doaba Bar Abbas Khel To r a Te g a Kohat Jand Rawalpindi Thal Hangu Ghalwal Mandra Vazay Khowst Te r i Nikbal Karirosam Pari Kali Ta ni Shewa Pindi Gheb Gujar Khan Tribal Area Adjacent Karak Neela Makhad Bannu PUNJAB Worzhanah Kalay Multan Dhudial Miram Shah Trib al Are a Bannu adj Lakki Thatti Nasrati Kalabagh Ïdak Marwat BANNU Bannu Chakwal MURID North Daud Khel Talagang Kamar Mushani Bhaun Waziristan Age Sarai Naurang Chakwal Sarobi Mianwali Dillewali Ïsa Khel Musa Khel Nurpur Khewra Ta j o r i Mianwali Pind Dadan Khah Lakki Lilla Bharwana MIANWALI Chhidru Shkin Jhelum Miani Malakwal 32°30’0"N Tattar Khel GuliLakki Jan 32°30’0"N Tribal Area Talokar South Marwat Kundian Rukhla Adjacent Mona Depot Waziristan CHASHMA Wan Warcha Shadia Mandi Jandola Tank Tank Qaidabad Jhawarian Age WANA Pezu Khushab Piplan Bahauddin Wana Hadali Pindi Rawan Gul Iman Paniala Harnauli Bhalwal Piquet Dab Shahpur Tank Mitha Tiwana Bhairowal Ta t ai Kot Mamin Takwara Sargodha Khushab Dhrema Paharpur Kara Khel Adhi Kot Kot Azam Nawan Jandanwala Roda Khan Kot Khajuri Kach Sargodha Maihbal Midh Banjha SARGODHA Ledeke Sahiwal Kulachi Ainu DERA ISMAIL KHAN Panjgirain Shorko SAHIWAL Pindi Bhittian Kalyar Hafizabad Dera Ismail Khan Laian Dullewala Sahiwal Dauluwala Sheikhupura Daraban Gauharwala Chiniot Kolar Tribal Area Bukhari D. I. Khan Bhakkar Ahmadi Dirga Adjacent Chaudhwan D.I.Khan Paroa Ram Diwali Zhob Brunj Kili Sangra Fanebura Jhang Lyallpur Jhok Mangal FAISALABAD ZHOB Mankera Haidarabad Basti Musan Shah Rao Khannuana Fort Sandeman Moohiwala Tsappar Kili Bhakkar Jhang Sadar Karor Tadozai Kili Satiana Atharan Fatehpur Aghbargai Kili Vihowa Gojra Nawan Kot Faisalabad Shahpur Taran Taran Musakhel Bahadur Shah Lakaband Musafirpur D. G. Khan Leiah Qaim Bharwana Toba Tek Singh Leiah Bula Toba Tek Kumbar Chaubara Pindi Shaikh Musa KillaBALOCHISTAN Jhok Bodo Singh Okara Plan Kili Musa Khel Bazar Saifullah Shorkot Killianwala Noor Shah 70°0’0"E 72°30’0"E Date Created: Jan 28, 2009 Coord.System/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 PAKISTAN National Capital Highway National boundary Intensified military operation Map Num: LogCluster-PAK-002-A1 GLIDE Num: Major Town Primary Province Sectarian violence The boundaries and names and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United N . W. F. P. & F. A . T. A Nations. Secondary District Area of conflict and displacement Intermediate Town Sporadic violence Tertiary Small Town Displaced population Lake Kilometers Village (selection) Trail River Produced By: Global Logistics Cluster Support Cell, Rome / Italy 050100 Airport Rail Data Sources: ADC, ESRI, GIST, HIC, VMAP0, WFP, UN-Habitat, UNDSS, UNJLC Nominal Scale 1:850,000 at A1 Global Logistics Cluster Support Cell, Rome - Italy, Email: [email protected], Website: www.logcluster.org.
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