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Paktika Paktya Khost AFGHANISTAN Common Operating Picture Khost Province - Reference map for WASH cluster 69°10'0"E 69°20'0"E 69°30'0"E 69°40'0"E 69°50'0"E 70°0'0"E 70°10'0"E 70°20'0"E ! ! AZAD KHOR CHAMJAY KALA ABDUL RAHMAN KALAY !PESHO GHAR ! ! ! TORA WARI KARAIZ GAY ! KHERANI HASSAN KHAIL (2) ZOWANDAI KHAIL ! MAMOZAI ! ! ! ! RAMAK KHAIL ! Puli Alam ! WOCH KHASH ! MADO KHAIL ZEKI ! ! HALAM GE KOSNE ! ! ASHPAN ! LANDE RAGHA ! GHONDAGE ! CHANGI KALA ! SULIMAN KHAIL TANDAN ! ! WOCHA ALGADA ! ! TAYARA ALGADA GHONZE ! ! LALKA KHANAGE KOTE OF KHAIL SALTAK ! ! ! ! SARANGOR SAWKI CHOLAY ! ! MOSA KAREZ ! ! ! NARI ! ! KOZ SAJNAIK TOURI KHAIL ZANDO KALAY WOCH GHARAK ! KHORA KHOLA WA SAR KONIWAGHA ! TARI KALA ! ! ! ! ! ! JANDI HASSAN KALA ! ! HAKIM ZAI ! ! GHOWO KALAY ! DAHI MEYANA LODE GHONDI! JAMAT KALAY KHERKHEL Chamkani WORO KALAY ! ! MELAN SHEIKHAN TARI ! ! Laja Ahmad Khail ! ! BAR SAJNAIK SAPERI ATTAYE KALA ! ! MANDATA ! ! ! ! TASHANG ! ! CHENA KALAY SOR NAISHAR AWBESHTE ! ! Dand Patan SATO KALAY KHAND KHAIL ! GHONDI KALAY (1) ! MANA MELA DAIRI MELA ! ! ! GHELGAY FATEH KALAY LOWARI KHOLA PERAN ! ! ! ROGHOSHE ! ! ! Ahmad Abad MAMO GHONDI TOLGAI KALAY MEYA KHAN JABA GHAFOR KHAIL ! ! ! SAKMAN CITY KALAY KOTT KALAY ! TOUR KAI ! PASENA KALA QAD GOR KALAY ! ! ! MANDETA ! SARA BAIK TANGAY DAWANDE ! SHAYESTA KALAY ! KOPAR GHONDI ! ! SARWAR KALA ! SARWAR KALA ! ! SHAIKHAN KHAIL AZAD KHAN KHAIL ! SAYID KARAM ! GULDIN KALA ! ZAIR SHAHGOT GAY KAMAR MOHAMMAD RAIZA KHAIL ! ! ! MAHRAM KALAY BAGENA ! Seyyed Karam(! LAMAR KHAIL ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY ! ! GOD MANGAL KALA ! ADAM KALAYDARI KHON OTHER ! CHENO KALGAR ! ! MANA ! ! ! ! KUNDERKHEL RABATA BORA KALAY MAIDAN ! SALIM KALAY ! ! ! KUNDAR KHAIL KOZ KALGAR CHALAM KALAY ! MOUTE ! ! ZAR KALAY ! BAGHO KALAY MOZHAK ! SHAMSHAI ESKANDARA KHALKOT ! SORKAY MALANG DURANI KALAY ! KOHGAY KALAY ! ! ! DANGAR ! ! QALANDARA ! SARA KALA ! ! FAZIL KALAY ! KHUSHAL KHAIL ! BAIDAD KALAY ! ! ! KUMAKI GHONZAY ! ! SALAM KHAIL (2) MOUSHE LOWI KOTT BAR KALGAR ! GHOR GHORI ! ! SPEN KALA NEASTE KOT ! LAKA HASSAN ZAI ! ! ! ! LOYE GHONZAY ! BAR FEROZ KHAIL MELAN (DO ABAH) ! LEWANEYAN ! ! Sayed Karam DO KHOLA LOWI JOWHAR GARDI ! MOMEN KHAIL MEYA KHAIL YAD GUL KHAIL PALOZAY ! ! KOTAKAY KUMAKI ! ! ! ! ! AFDZALKHEL GHARI KHEBAY BOR KAHOL ! MAZREN KACH ! ! ! 33°40'0"N 33°40'0"N SAMAD KHAIL SOR SANG LAMAR KHAIL! ! BAZE KHAIL ! ! SERA! KALA KHANO KHAIL LANDA ROGHE ! SOR SANGEYAN ! ! !BARI KHAIL ! ! ! KHOBE KHAIL ! STER AWZHE ! SHAMSHAIR ABADAFZAL KHAIL ! JABA KALAY MACH Jani Khail ! Jani Khel ! SHAH QADAM SHAH HALAM KHAIL ! NIS KOT HEMATKHEL ! ! ! SHAIRY KALAY ! ! HAMAT KHAIL ! ! MOUGE DARGHASHI GULY KHAIL ! ! JANGI KHAIL SAYID KHAIL (2) ! MERI(!! KALAY CHOGHAN QADER KHAIL ! ! ! ! ! ! OSMAN KHAILUSMANKHEL KOTAGE KALAY DARWEZE ! TALBE KHAIL ! SHEKH-MASUR MAHMOD ABAD ARAB KHAIL ! ! ! ! ! SHAIKHAN KALAY ! ! BAGI KAHOL WAZKARI ! ! ! WOCHA KHOLA BAR KALO KALAY DOWLAT KHAIL ! ! KOR KORI ! ! TAR KANAN MAIDAN KHOLA KALAY AHMAD KHAN KALAY ! ! ! KAMRAN KHAIL NARAY KALAY ! AWZHA CHAR MUSHKE! ATAM KALA MALIK JALALUDDIN ! ! ! SEWAKAY TAINGAY BANDO ROGHA QALA NOW MOHAMMAD RAIZA KHAIL ! ! ! ! KOTAKAY ALGARA ! ! ! ! ! ! SHAIKHAN ALGADHASSAN KHAIL ! ! ! ! ! BATEYAN KHAILKHOWJA KHAIL SOROGE ! ! ! ! AKA KHAIL KALAY ! ! NEYAZI KALAY KHALELAN KOZ FEROZ KHAIL MOGE ! KOZ KALO KALAY ! ! WARZOKAI SATKAY PAIR MELA QALA-I FADZELI NARI WACHACHA KALAY ! ! ! ! ! ZHARANDA GHONDI GHAZA GHONDI ! ! ! SAR MASTE WOCHA KALAY ZHOWORONA ! CHANGI (1) ! ! ZERGON MANAKE ! SELO KOTAKI RABAT ! ! MESHE ! ZEMARAY KAMAR KALAY! KASHMERI KHEYALY ! ! SPEN KALAY ! HATTA KHAIL ! ASTEN KHAIL ! ! ! ! TANDA KALAY ! MOCHE KALAY ! PUSHTA AYOUB KHAIL (2)! CHERI TAREN KOTT ! ZEYARAT AKHOUND ZADA BABA! ! ! ! Jaji Maidan HANIZAR KALAY BAZE KHAIL ! ! HASAN KHEL ! CHANARI KALAY ! LALME KALAY ! ABAS KHAIL MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY ! ! LANDI ROGHA ! KOCAKAN! RAYES KALA SULTAN KHAIL ! ! ABDUL KALAY ! BALA DAHI ! NASRI ! ! ! ! ! MEYATOR KALA ! BATI KAHOL ! MANGAL ABAD MODAWER KALAY SHAIR KHAN KALAY TAREN KALAY ZHAY KALAY ! ! ! ! SAMI KALAY ! ! ! ! ! GUL KALAY ! KHAR LOTE ! YAS KALAY SHEGI DARANDI KALAY ! ! ! ! ! BAR GHOREZA KALAY ! HAJIYANO KALAY DO ABA KOZ GHOREZA KALAY SHANI Jaji Maydan ! ! ! ! ! MEWA KAHOL ! PALWAI QALA ZARGAR KHAIRI KALAY KHADANG ! ! ! SETE WAN ! HABIB KALA ! ! JANO GUL KALA WOSTO GHONDI MUGHOL KHAIL ! (! ! Paktya ! ! SHEGE SHAFEL ! ! ! ! !KHWAJAHASANE ULYA BABA TE MANI KHAIL ! ALI SANGI ! HESSAR KALAY MELAN ! TARA KE KALAY TAGHARA! KAR MASHI DOGH ABAD ! ! ! MOHAMMMADI ! ! ! ! ! QAL'A-I-ARJAL ! ! DUM PALA BACHE KOTT PARO KHAIL SHAHIM KALAY ! KOJE KHAIL ! ! ! ! SATAR TOOTAK MANGI ! KHANO KALAY MENJO KALAY ! SHAHRE NAW ! KHUDAI KAHOL TOGHA KALAY ! ! ! SHAH QAJAR GARDI KHOLA ! ! SHAIKHAN (1) ! ! STER KALAY ! HOWZ KALAY ! NANGRASE ! GEDAR LADOR KHOLA KALAY ! SAR SANG Mosa Khail KOSEN KHOLA SADLY KALAY ! PAIRANO KALAYSOR KALAY ! ! ! ! TUGHU CHANGI (2) GHONDI KHAIL ! ! PASS TOTAK ! GHARA ! ! ! BARAKAT KALAY ! ! TOOTANDAH GHAZNA ! KASKAY KHAROTE KALAY ! ! SHEKHAN ! SATAR TOOTAK ! ! ! KAZHA LAKARI ZER PAN ! ! MIRAN ! ! ! ! WORISHMENA TOTAK MOHAMMAD OMER KALAY .! ! KHAN KALAY WOCH GHAZNA SATAR KHOSHMAND ! ! ! ! KOZ TOTAK JABA MUQAREB KHAIL LEWAS ! ! ! ! ! ! WOCH TOOTAK! ! Gardeyz SHAKAR KHAIL ! WOCH KARI TARI LEWAN KHAIL ! CHONI SHAIKHAN (2) ! SOUT KAY ! QALA SAYIDAN ! ! ! ! ! UTMANAY ! ! SARA PAILA KHATABA ! MANA KOHL ! SOUT KAN ! ! ! DOGHA KALAY ! WAZI TANGI SHUKUR KHAIL ! KOCHKAN ! HABIB KHAIL KALA TAMKAY KHOSHAL KALAY GARAY JENA GHONDI ! SOT LADOR KALAY ZENDA MELA ! ! ! ! ! ! DAHI BASHI SUPAHI KHAIL ! ISLAHAT BAIG HALIM KALA NANGAR SO BAGH ! ! ! SHAIKHRI KALAY ! ! GHONDI ! ! ! SHEGE ! DERY PELARA ! KUMAKI KHOSHMANA! Gardiz ZHOWARO KALAY ! ! FATEHULLAH KHAIL ! ! ! Zambar KAJAN SHAIRE MAILA AYOUB KHAIL (1) ! KHAN KALA ! TAGHAR LEWAN KHAIL PARTA GHONDI NAR BOWRZA ! ! ZAMBAR ! ! ! GUL MOHAMMAD KALAY ! KUMAKI SHEWA LAGHAR MANZ LAGADA ! (! LEWAN KHAIL ! TANGI KHAIL ! ! ! ! ! GHOZHAK ! SADIQ KHAIL BALKHEL ! NARI MOTE ! ! IBRAHIM KHAIL ! SPORZA ! ZERA SAMAN KHAIL CHENARAKAY ! ! SHEWI DARABAL KALAY ! ! SAR WAR KHAIL DARGHAMOLY SOR BAN SAR KALAY ! ! ! ! RAZEYA KHAIL PATKHA ! KAS KOTA KHEYAL KOTTA ! MANZANI KALAY ! ! ! ZAWA KHAR GORI ! ! PARO KHAIL ! MULLAYANO KALAY ! ! ! KAZH KAY ZOR KOT UQBAY ! ! ! ! SALLARI MOLA KALAY SERKAY (2) ! ! MANDO KHAIL LOWARA KALAY NASAPA SOR BAN MANZ KALAY ! ! ! PAIRKAY KALAY! Musa Khel PARKHE KHAIL! ! ! ! WACH PAIRAY ! JRANDOO ! MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY ZOR KOT Sabri OMER KHAN KALAY BAR CHASHTON ! MAMI ! MARZE ! PAIRA GUL KOTTA ! MANA ! (! ! ! ! SHARIFI MAL ! ! ! ! SHAMAL KHAIL ! BANO ZAI SMAN KHEL ! SAMAN KHEL MANZ ! TALKHAN KHAIL SHAIKH KALA ALI MOHAMMAD KHAIL TALA KALAY ! PAHLAWAN KHEL MOMERI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! SERKAY (1) MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY PELANKHEL ! RAHIM KAHOL ABO KHAIL ! ! ! ! ZARDAR KALAY ! ! ! GADOWAN KHAIL TANDE ! ! KHANGUL KOT ! MAJLES KALAY CHENA ! ! RAGHA NOOR ! ASEMAN KOTT SHEENKAY KALAY ! ! WARDAGANOO ! ! ! ! BOKHAN KHAIL KOZ CHASHTON ! ZERY KHAWREY ALIGA TOUR SHAR ! ! ! ! SAROWTE ! ZAMBER ! GULDAR KALAY ! ! LAGHAR KALAY RAND FAQIRAN GOTKAY BAR TARAKAY SANDI ! ! DARA KHANAGUL GHAJAR LOSHTE LAKARI! ! ! ! TARGEDA BARNAR KALAY ! ! ! ! SPEN KAY KOTTA MUNJE KALAY FAQIRAN Bak SAL KALAY! LANDARA ! ! ! FAQIRAN KALAY ! ! GUL BADSHAH! MIR KOTAKAY LAGHMANI HABIB KHAN KALAY KHAMT KHAIL ! AQBI PAIR JAN KALAY! NAR DOBEYAN KALAY! ! ! PARI KHAIL QASIM KHAN KALAY BADAY ! ! KARAIZO KALAY BAHRAM KALAY ! ! PARO KHAIL SOYAN ! ! ! KOZ NAR ! GUL HASSAN! ! ! ! ! MAMUZI AZGHENA KHATKA KALAY BARI KALAY GHOZAY KALA ! MULLAKE ! ! KHOST MELA ! MULLAH YAN ! !GUL BAR! SHAH ! KHARKAY CHAPARI KOZ TARAKAY KOZ KOSH ! KHOST MELA SAPERA ! ! ! ! Bak ! ! CHAR DAHI SAROTI DOKAN ! LOWARA ! ! BAK (1) ! (! ! TANGI KOTOLY KALA NOWI QOUDOUS Khost Mela ! ! ! LAND KHAIL ! MUSSA KHAN KALAY AHMAD KALAY ! GHALIKE SOUR KALAY ! KHUSHI DANDA ! (! ! JALA POUR ! ! ! ! 33°30'0"N 33°30'0"N BAR KOSH KHALBASAT KOT MANA MOUCHI KALAY ! ! ! SALZE ! ! SHINKAY (1) NOORI KALAY ! GANDER KHAIL TODA KALAY ! ! Qalandar ! WEYA ! KAMRAN ! ! SAHRA KALAY TRAKAY KOMBORI ! ! SHENKAI ! SARA PARA MUSSA KHAN ! DARWESHE MANZE ! ! KHAIR MAST KHAIL ! ! TRAKAY (1) KHEDAY BABA NAKAM KALAY JANI KHAIL ! SOROBI ! ! ! ! PANGA ! KARORO KALAY ! ! MANDALAY TOUR TANGI ! MOHAMMAD KALA TER KA ! ! KHWAJAMOHAMMAD KALA MANGAL KHAIL GASNE ! SEYAR KHAN ! ! ! SHAIKH MEHDI BABA ! ! ! WODI KHORE KALA SOZKAY KALAY ! ! ZANGE! SHINKAY (2) KOTAKI KHANI MUNDA GEDRO KALAY LEWANO KALAY! ! ! ! ! ! FAQIRANO KALA ! ! ! MANI KHAIL LANDI ! ! ! MAOUT KHAIL FAQIRAN! (1) DOWA MANDI SPEARGAI HAI KHAIL ! ! ! ! ! MANA ! ! ! WARAGHA ! SOR LANDI KABL KALAY TEER YAZAYE SAPERI STER KOT ! KHORI SAR MAST KHAIL ! ! ! JOWNA GHONDI ! !STER KALAYDOGAN MOMAND ! ! MURGHA ! JUNO GHAR ! CHENI MUSHKA ! ! KOZ KALAY (2) ! ! ! ! MARKAZ ! ! ! ! JADRAN SHELUM ! ! TOTE KALAY SEN KHORA ! KOTAGI (1) FATEH KHAIL ! LEWAN ! ! ! BAD KHANA GORCHAK ! POUREGI STER KALAY YAQUBI MOTAWONI ! ! ! ! ! DAIL AZARA KACA OTHER SHAHBI KALAY ! ! PESHO KALAY! KHUSHBUI ! ! ! Shawak AYOUB GHARANG KHAN KALAY ROMAN SERI KALAY ! ZARA GHONDI ! DAGHO YABI RAGHA DEKI ! ! ! ! MAIDANI ! KASKI BARAKI KASA KALA GARYANI ! KALAGAI TARKANI KHAND (1) ! ! ! SHAWAND ! ! ! ARAB KHAIL SHAHID KALAY KHATAKAI ! MUSAKHEL FAQIR KHOURMI ! ! ! ! GHAFOR KALA ! ! MANZAK ALLADIN! ! MENJOR LOYE STER MAZGHOR ! ! ! SANZAL ! GHORAN ALI MOHAMMAD KHAIL SUFLA ! ! YOURI KALAY ! ! ! TAPA YA ! JROBAY ! ! ! LAMBALY KOTTMUSSA KHAIL !KOZ BELAWAT! TOUR KALAY ! ! ! MANZAI MARKAZ WOLLUSWALY ! METIKHEL ! ! ! Terezai ! KAR KHAIL ! WALI MANDA PARAH KALAY ! !AKHTER KHAIL KHAND (2) BATAKHEL ESPEN TAKHTE ! KOTAGE KALAY GUL KHAN ! KUNJI KALA ! ! TER ZOWA ! ! ! ! MAKTAB GHONDAI! ! ! ! PAKO MELA
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