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WESTERN VISAYAS: Map Showing The Early Recovery and Livelihood (ER & L) Activities in Region VI Legend Non-Priority_Areas Priority_Areas With Activities No Activities Caluya Province Malay Municipal boundary Buruanga Nabas Ongoing/Planned Municipalities by Government Libertad Ibajay Tangalan Pandan Numancia Makato Lezo Kalibo New Washington Banga µ Malinao 1 cm = 2 km 450 250 150 CFW C Roxas Balete 300 FW City 630 CFW, Restore Livelihoods, Other Sebaste 210 Batan CFW Panay 3698 AKLAN CFW Ivisan Altavas CFW CFW 330CFW CFW 150 Sapi-An Pontevedra Madalag 390 Pilar 345 2116 CFW CFW EstCanFciWa , Restore Livelihoods, Mambusao Sigma Panitan Balasan 360 510 Other Culasi Libacao 50 President Jamindan 375CFW CFW Roxas BatadCFW, Restore Livelihoods 1360 Dao 480 San CFW Ma-Ayon Dionisio Dumalag CFW 630 CFW, Restore Livelihoods Tibiao CAPIZ Cuartero 1435 Barbaza Sara Tapaz CFW CFW CFW 495 Dumarao ANTIQUE Lemery Bingawan 1510 Concepcion Passi City Laua-An Calinog San Rafael Ajuy CFW, Restore Livelihoods Lambunao San 12570 Enrique CFW, Restore Livelihoods Barotac Viejo Banate Bugasong Valderrama Duenas ILOILO Dingle Anilao Janiuay Badiangan Pototan Patnongon Manapla San Remigio Maasin Mina Barotac Alimodian Nuevo New Cabatuan Victorias Lucena Cadiz City Sagay City Enrique B. City Belison Santa Zarraga Magalona Dumangas Tubungan Leon Barbara San Escalante City Miguel Leganes Silay City NEGROS San Sibalom Pavia Jose Igbaras Iloilo OCCIDENTAL Oton Toboso Tigbauan City Talisay City Buenavista Miagao Guimbal Hamtic GUIMARAS Bacolod City Calatrava San San Joaquin Jordan Lorenzo Murcia Salvador Benedicto Tobias Fornier Sibunag Bago City.

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