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MOZAMBIQUE: Manica Province - Gondola District (as of 25 Mar 2019) Barue Macossa Nota Chair Mafudza Caetano Gorongosa Gobue Tchombe Manica Chacutacuta Tesura Macamba M'janje Dema Dema Wigam Mucito Joanguete PussenhauzeGororeco Maquina Dinguine Raice Dique CarisseraNhacuzua Pumbuto Maparango Ganhira Chimuanda Fandarau Matsinho Manuel Semente Chitundo Silva Mazua Moamba-Major-Secongene * dam Joao Mauira Rodrigues Cere Correiandora Bufana Tome GuaguadigueMaco Sambira Matole Diqui Faife Jacobe Bonda Mare Fumbira MuzizaPreso Cacamira CamidjarBruaio Gondola Juza Fraqueza Beque Cafumpe Nhamatanga Jequi Fraqueza Chapatoca Maforga Gonunga Sabao ChimoyoChimoio Espanera Joao Cidade De Chimoio Vila Pery Mareua Franca Cidade De Chimoio Cachana Juza Jo Chimoio Airport Machucha Catau Fare MatarariqueChombe Chicamba Real dam Cantine Manuel Sande Zongoro Chipura Tomo Jornal Matereque D'jequi Cadduca Estacatira Amatongas Godua InchopesInchope Muchangua Jone Dias Semo Raposo Chimoio dam Ingomane Mupendezua Manhemba Rodriguesq Muconje Doeroi ! Muziagara Cambeca Rupia Ramia Marera Chicanga Mandeda Zinvari Zeca Zembe Chichire JacuinjeGurupira Umera Necrice MassandiqueCanhese Jenasse Bodo Viagem Vencene Bode Raice Chique Nhamatanda Mecanhira Mepangue Choquera Cife FaraiChave Chingore Sussundenga Airport Boquisso Revue Candeeiro ChinhangureVumbi Macate Macuana Megonda Mavuzi dam Quedas do Revueq ! Quedas Legend John Costina Airports Sussundenga q! Dams Roads Rivers ! Town, Village Chibabava District Boundary Buzi Province Boundary Kilometers 0 185 370 740 1,110 The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 25 Mar 2019 Feedback: www.unocha.org.

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