Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction

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CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE USE, STOCKPILING, PRODUCTION AND TRANSFER OF ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES AND ON THEIR DESTRUCTION

Reporting Formats for Article 7

STATE [PARTY]: Afghanistan Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi, Director Directorate of Mine Action Coordination POINT OF CONTACT: (DMAC1), Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA). Email: [email protected] Tel: +93 (0) 705 966 401 (Name, organization, telephone, fax, email)

(ONLY FOR THE PURPOSES OF CLARIFICATION)

1 The government department working for mine action previously known as Department of Mine Clearance (DMC) was officially changed to DMAC in 2015.

COVER PAGE OF THE ANNUAL ARTICLE 7 REPORT NAME OF STATE [PARTY]: Afghanistan

REPORTING PERIOD: 1St January 2018 to 31st December 2018 (dd/mm/yyyy) (dd/mm/yyyy)

Form A: National implementation measures: Form E: Status of conversion programs: Form I: Warning measures: ✓ changed changed ✓ changed unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) ✓ unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) un changed (last reporting: yyyy)

non-applicable non-applicable

Form B: Stockpiled anti-personnel mines: Form F: Program of APM destruction: Form J: Other Relevant Matters ✓ changed ✓ changed ✓ changed unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) un changed (last reporting: yyyy) non-applicable non-applicable non -applicable

Form C: Location of mined areas: Form G: APM destroyed: ✓ changed ✓ changed unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) non-applicable non-applicable

Form D: APMs retained or transferred: Form H: Technical characteristics: ✓ changed changed unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) unchanged (last reporting: yyyy) non-applicable ✓ unchanged (last reporting: yyyy)

LIST OF ACRONYMS:Plan EOD Explosive Ordinance Disposal AABRAR Afghan Amputee Bicyclists for Rehabilitation and ERW Explosive Remnant of War Recreation GICHD Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian AAR Association for Aid and Relief Demining ACAP Afghan Civilian Assistance Program HALO Trust Hazardous Area Life Support Organization Trust ACBL Afghan Campaign to Ban Landmines H.E. His Excellency AGE Anti Governmental Element IDP Internal Displaced People AIM Abandoned Improvised Mine IED Improvised Explosive Device AMAS Afghanistan Mine Action Standards IHA Initial Hazard Area ANDMA Afghanistan National Disaster Management IMAS International Mine Action Standard Authority IMSMA Information Management System for Mine Action ANDSF Afghan National Security and Defense Force IP Implementing Partner AP Anti-personnel ISAF International Security Assistance Force APM Anti-Personnel Mine ITF International Trust Fund APMBT Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty JGO Janus Global Operations AREA Agency for Rehabilitation and Energy Conservation MAPA Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan in Afghanistan MBT Mine Ban Treaty ATC Afghan Technical Consultant MCPA Mine Clearance and Planning Agency AV Anti Vehicle MDC Mine Detection Center CBR Community Based Rehabilitation MDD Mine Detection Dog CCW Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons MDU Mechanical Demining Unit CHA Confirmed Hazardous Area MEIFCS Mine and ERW Impact Free Community Survey COMAC Conflict Mitigation Assistance for Civilian MMD Minister office for Martyred and Disability CRPD Convention on Rights of Person with Disability MoE Ministry of Education CWD Child with Disability MoLSAMD Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and DAO Development and Ability Organization Disabled DDG Danish Demining Group MoPH Ministry of Public Health DMAC Directorate of Mine Action Coordination DSCG MoU Memorandum of Understanding DSCG Disability Stakeholder Coordination Group MRE Mine Risk Education DT Demining Team NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization NGO Non-Governmental Organization II

NMAC National Mine Action Center NTS Non-Technical Survey OMAR Organization for Mine Clearance and Afghanistan Rehabilitation OSCE Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe PDIA Post Demining Impact Assessment PPIED Pressure Plate Improvised Explosive Devices PRC Physical Rehabilitation Center PwD Person with Disability QA Quality Assurance QC Quality Control QM Quality Management R&D Research and Development SCA Swedish Committee for Afghanistan SHA Suspected Hazardous Area TAPI Tajikistan Afghanistan Pakistan India TNMAC Tajikistan National Mine Action Center ToT Training of Trainer TS Technical Survey UNAMA United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan UNICEF United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund UNMAS United Nations Mine Action Service USAID The United States Agency for International Development VA Victim Assistance

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Background: Four decades of armed conflict in Afghanistan have rendered Afghanistan a country heavily affected by landmines and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW), including Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). While a tremendous effort by the humanitarian community has seen much contamination removed, ongoing military engagements in fighting are resulting in new contamination, adding to the lethal legacy of previous conflicts.

Since the establishment of Afghanistan Mine Action Programme in 1989, it has successfully cleared vast areas in the country, reducing the impact of mines and ERW contamination on the lives and livelihoods of civilians and supported reconstruction and development throughout the country. Between 2001 and 2013, the number of casualties fell significantly to a monthly average of 36, but since then until 2017 this number increased to a monthly average of 180 casualty in 2017. During the year 2018 it again decreased to 112 casualty per month, this was due to shortage of resources in collection of data in the programme. 1 % of the recent year civilian casualties was due to mine, 46 % due to ERW and the remaining 53 % was due to Victim Operated IEDs.

Since its establishment, the Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan has cleared nearly 77 percent of known “legacy” contamination left from pre-2001 conflicts. There are still 3,710 identified hazardous areas covering 1,763 sq. km of contaminated land in Afghanistan which require mine action intervention. This consists of 1,137 sq. km post 2001 contamination and 626 sq. km legacy (pre-2001) contamination. Among Post 2001 (1,137 sq. km) about 630 Sq. km is firing Range area & 412 Sq. km is Initial Hazards area (IHA) which need proper survey (NTS/TS) & 95 sq. km is proper surveyed (SHA/CHA) Hazards. Among the Pre 2001 (626 sq. km) about 575 Sq. km is proper CHA/SHA area and 51 Sq. km is Initial Hazard Area (IHA) hazards which need proper survey (NTS/TS)

Available data suggests that the increasing use of Abandoned Improvised Mine (AIM) is the greatest challenge faced by the mine action sector in Afghanistan today. During the Afghan year 1397 which coincides with the period April 2018 – March 2019, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) recorded 624 civilian casualties due to the incidents caused by AIMs. The impact of AIM is highlighted in this report as by definition it comes under antipersonnel mine category.

The scale of mines and ERW problem in Afghanistan is in sight. During the 12th Meeting of States Parties, Afghanistan requested for an extension to its deadline for clearance of antipersonnel mine contamination from 2013 to March 2023. This was granted following the development of a ten-year work plan that would realize that goal as well as clearance of all known anti-vehicle mines and legacy ERW.

2 AIM refers to Pressure Plate Improvised Explosive Devices (PPIED)

The Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan (MAPA) activities are regulated by the Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) under the authority of the State Ministry of Disaster Management and Humanitarian Affairs, as national coordination authority, is the official in charge of leadership, oversight, reporting on and coordination of mine action activities in Afghanistan. The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) provide technical and advisory support to DMAC. DMAC also receives financial supports from the Bureau of Political – Military Affairs, Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement (PM/WRA) of the US Department of State through ITF.

Form A National implementation measures Director

Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: a) The national implementation measures referred to in Article 9."

Remark: In accordance with Article 9, "Each State Party shall take all appropriate legal, administrative and other measures, including the imposition of penal sanctions, to prevent and suppress any activity prohibited to a State Party under this Convention undertaken by persons or on territory under its jurisdiction or control".

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018

Measures Supplementary information (e.g., effective date of implementation & text of legislation attached). National implementation measures relative to the Article 9: Regulation on banning production, use, transportation and stockpiling of antipersonnel mines and Cluster Munitions: Almost five years back, DMAC had drafted a regulation as an instrument for the implementation of the Article 9 of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention and Convention on Cluster Munitions. This will supplement an existing law banning the use, acquisition, trading and stockpiling of weapons, ammunition and explosive items without the required legal license. This regulation relates specifically to the provisions of the Convention on Cluster Munitions and Ottawa Treaty. The regulation on the prohibition of production, Importation, transportation, export, preservation, using, and destruction of anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions was signed by H.E the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and was published as the annex no (1) of the Law on Firearms Ammunitions and Explosive Materials under the decree No (307) of the Supreme Office of the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, dated 05 Sep 2018.

Form B Stockpiled anti-personnel mines

Article7.1 "Each Stba)t The Pea trottyal s hofall all r esptocorktp tiledo th aent Sei-pcerretsonnarye-Gl menineesral. owned.. on: or possessed by it, or under its jurisdiction or control, to include a breakdown of the type, quantity and, if possible, lot numbers of each type of anti- personnel mine stockpiled."

Afghanistan has destroyed all stockpiled anti- personnel mines owned or possessed by the state in the period 2003 - 2007.

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 31st January 2018 t0 31st December 2018 1. Total of stockpiled anti-personnel mines Type Quantity Lot# (if possible) Supplementary information Already completed during 2003 to 2007

TOTAL

2. Previously unknown stockpiles of anti-personnel mines discovered after the deadline shave passed. (Action #15ofNairobi Action Plan) Type Quantity Lot# (if possible) Supplementary information

PMN 16 The information on the left illustrates the stockpiled anti-personnel mines destroyed after deadline through ongoing operations by Weapon

YM-1 8 &Ammunition Disposal teams during 2018. This data is available in the

database of the HALO Trust. No-4 2

POMZ-2 15 See Annex I: “Mine Recognition Handbook” for detailed descriptions POMZ-2M 34 of the mines found in Afghanistan

PP-Mi-Sr 3

PFM 1 2

OZM-72 9

Type72B 5

TS 50 2

MON 200 2

P4 Mk1/2 9

MON50 1

OZM-3 9

LO-6 3

PMN-2 95

P4MK1 5

Type 69 1

TOTAL 221

Form C Location of mined areas

Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: c) To the extent possible, the location of all mined areas that contain, or are suspected to contain, anti- personnel mines under its jurisdiction or control, to include as much detail as possible regarding the type and quantity of each type of anti-personnel mine in each mined area and when they were emplaced."

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018 This should be a snap shot of where we are at following the reporting period (i.e. 1 January 2019) 5

State / Number of areas Area known to Number of areas Area suspected Total area Province known to contain anti- contain anti- suspected to contain to contain anti- remaining to be addressed in the personnel mines (CHAs) personnel mines anti- personnel personnel mines context of Article 5 (square meters) mines (SHAs) (square meters) obligations Central 467 25,563,554 49 5,871,852 31,435,406 Eastern 100 7,033,558 7 2,535,350 9,568,908 North 235 11,328,883 10 2,446,660 13,775,543 North-Eastern 660 43,784,466 29 11,912,702 55,697,168 South 116 20,794,408 83 33,032,259 53,826,667 South East 137 10,763,889 50 7,498,419 18,262,308 West 15 2,362,615 45 25,319,308 27,681,923 Total 1,730 121,631,373 273 88,616,550 210,247,923

Detail list of remaining mined areas containing Anti-Personnel (AP) mines are attached to this report as annex II.

1. In addition to the stated AP hazards in the above table, there are the following other contaminated recorded hazards still exist which need to be released: a. 1,184 recorded Anti- Vehicle (AV) hazards covering 303,943,984 sq. m area b. 296 recorded ERW hazards covering 149,744,044 sq. m area c. 235 recorded Initially Hazard Area (IHA) covering approx. 464,758,857 sq. m that mostly contaminated with AIM, ERW and AV which require proper NTS to be changed to either CHA, SHA or may be cancelled. 2. Continual armed conflicts from 1979 to present resulted in Afghanistan becoming heavily contaminated by landmines and ERW. 3. Ongoing armed conflicts since October 2001 by NATO/ISAF and government military forces against Anti Government Elements (AGE) leaves behind ERWs while the insurgents use AIMs as well, from which few of these contaminations have been recorded. DMAC- is advocating this issue with military arena to get the required information on the exact locations where kinetic military engagement have occurred in order to conduct further NTS and find the scope of problem. Fortunately, the Resolute Support (RS) has recently provided DMAC with access to the general database of kinetic engagement areas throughout the country under the name of PIX, access to the said global database and the website will enable DMAC and the MAPA to easily find the kinetic sites and scope of the new contamination by conducting new NTS. 4. In addition to the contamination described above, one recent challenge has been contamination surrounding International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) firing ranges and bases. From 2010 to the end of December 2018, DMAC recorded 222 casualties resulting from ERW accidents in or around these firing ranges.

109 firing ranges covering 1,209.2 sq. km area have been surveyed so far. Based on Afghanistan Mine Action National Database, 68 ranges have been cleared/closed, while 17 other ranges are worked on, but clearance operations of these 17 FRs are currently stopped/ postponed due to funding shortage. A total of 873.8 sq. km area has been surface cleared & 539.1 sq. Km Have been released (subsurface cleared + reduced) so far; 262 AP mine, 53 AV mines, 155,447 items of ERW and 76,785 small arms ammunitions have been found and destroyed (from start to end of December 2018).

Form D APMs retained or transferred

Article 7.1"Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on:

d) The types, quantities and, if possible, lot numbers of all anti-personnel mines retained or transferred for the development of and training in mine detection, mine clearance or mine destruction techniques, or transferred for the purpose of destruction, as well as the institutions authorized by a State Party to retain or transfer anti- personnel mines, in accordance with Article 3"

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018

1a. Compulsory: Retained for development of and training in (Article3, para.1) OPS

Institution authorized by State Party Type Quantity Lot# (if possible) Supplementary information

MAPA PMN 563 Afghanistan has not retained any live mines for its training in mine P4MK1 59 detection, mine clearance or mine YM-1 146 destruction techniques. All mines used TS-50 9 in this programme have had their fuse

removed and destroyed and are no MS-3 6 longer capable of being used. No-4 30

OZM-4 5 Note: From last year’s stock, some of

PMN-2 55 the mines could not be used for 7

PMND-6 6 training purpose, so they were disposed. TYPE-72 19

OZM-3 21

POMZ 20

MON-50 24

PPMI SR 5

SB33 1

TYPE-69 15 Claymore 5 M 14 3

M-409 1 TOTAL 993

1b. Voluntary information (Action #54 of Nairobi Action Plan) Objectives Activity / Project Supplementary information (Description of programs or activities, their objectives and progress, types of mines, time period if and when appropriate…) The objective of retaining these DMAC- IPs use retained “Information on the plans requiring the retention of mines for the defused mines are accreditation (defused) anti-personnel mines development of and training in mine detection, mine clearance, or mine and training of deminers and in its test and training centres in destruction techniques and report on the actual use of retained mines mine detection dogs Kabul. These mines are used for and the results of such use” training and accreditation of Mine Detection Dogs (MDD) of Implementing Partners. Implementing Partners, under the oversight of DMAC use defused anti-personnel mines for training of their MDDs and deminers.

NOTE: Each State Party should provide information on plans and future activities if and when appropriate and reserves the right to modify it at any time

Form D (continued)

2. Compulsory: Transferred for development of and training in (Article 3, para.1) Institution authorized by State Type Quantity Lot # (if possible) Supplementary information: Party e.g. transferred from, transferred to

Not applicable in Afghanistan

TOTAL ------

3. Compulsory: Transferred for the purpose of destruction (Article 3, para.2) Institution authorized by State Type Quantity Lot # (if possible) Supplementary information: Party e.g. transferred from, transferred to

Not applicable in Afghanistan

TOTAL ------

Form E Status of programs for conversion or de-commissioning of APM production facilities Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: e) The status of programs for the conversion or de-commissioning of anti-personnel mine production facilities."

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018

Indicate if to "convert" or Status (indicate if “in process” or Supplementary information "decommission" "completed") Not applicable. Afghanistan does not produce AP mines

Form F Status of programs for destruction of APMs

Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: f) The status of programs for the destruction of anti-personnel mines in accordance with Articles 4 and 5, including details of the methods which will be used in destruction, the location of all destruction sites and the applicable safety and environmental standards to be observed."

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018

1. Status of programs for destruction of stockpiled APMs (Article4) Description of the status of programs including: Details of: Location of destruction sites Methods

Applicable safety standards

Afghanistan has already destroyed all its anti-personnel stockpiles during 2003 to 2007 Applicable environmental standards

2. Status of programs for destruction of APMs in mined areas (Article 5) This table should provide information on what were our accomplishments in 2018; the last two columns should sum up the information in Form C above.

Region Number Total area Amount of Amount Amount Total area Numbe Total of areas known or area cleared of area of area addressed r of area known suspected to during the reduced cancelled in the context areas remainin during the g or contain anti- reporting durin of Article 5 remaining to reporting to be suspected to personnel period g period obligations be addressed contain anti- the (square addressed in mines at the (square meters) during the in the context of personnel reportin the context beginning of meters) reporting Article 5 mines at the g period of Article 5 the reporting Progress period (square obligations (i.e., beginning of Area/Actual (square meters) obligations period at the end of the Reporting Area meters) (i.e., the reporting Period at the end of the reporting period) period) Central 595 39,820,97 11,725,210 526,438 361,965 12,613,613 516 31,435,406 Eastern 104 98 ,498,83 1,370,192 51,490 100 1,421,782 107 9,568,908 North 286 154 ,927,38 5,579,082 5,181 5,584,263 245 13,775,543 North-East 703 626 ,939,68 8,329,711 15,7695 138,507 8,625,913 689 55,697,168 South 176 449 ,704,63 2,556,071 203,145 700,000 3,459,216 199 53,826,667 South East 199 188 ,774,14 485,278 5,000 76,804 567,082 187 18,262,308 West 67 344 ,002,81 1,448 0 617,800 619,248 60 27,681,923 7 Totals 2,130 224,668,487 30,046,992 948,949 1,895,176 32,891,117 2,003 210,247,923

AP mines AV mines AIM destroyed d ERW BLU Region destroyed destroyed destroyed destroyed Central 2,647 126 0 54,373 37 Eastern 534 38 0 41,479 19 North 1,415 0 0 31,218 3 North-Eastern 4,056 13 0 7,142 70 South 229 66 0 4,328 0 South East 61 19 0 2,490 143 West 5 1 0 20,607 11 Totals 8,947 263 0 161,637 283

These devices mentioned in above table have been destroyed during mined areas, battlefield clearance and EOD operations throughout Afghanistan in 2018

2.1 Application of Land Release Standards: (Afghanistan should include information concerning its land release standards; Afghanistan could consider annexing its standards on land release or ensuring that this section states clearly the standards that are in place and that these standards in line with the most up -to-date and relevant IMAS)

Afghanistan Mine Action Standard (AMAS 05.01 Land Release, AMAS 05.02 for mine/ERW survey including non-technical and technical survey) were amended and updated in July 2013 right after the release of IMAS 07.11 for land release, 08.10 and 08.20 for non-technical and technical survey, all three AMAS were reviewed by AMAS Review Board and approved for application throughout the MAPA, the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)s of all demining organizations have been revised based on the requirements of mentioned AMAS and approved by DMAC.

All three AMAS relating to land release operations are attached to this document as annex III

2.2 Implementation of plans in extension requests and decisions on requests

(This t ab le should record how implementation is progressing in accordance with Afghanistan’s plan within its extension request)

Area addressed No. of AP Hazards to be AP Hazards to be No. of AP Hazards through addressed according to addressed according to the Area addressed addressed during TS/clearance Year the Plan within the Plan within the extension through the reporting (Actual Area Extension Request request NTS/ cancellation in period. Cleared & (Sq. Km) sq. m Reduced) 2013 483 24.0 1,042 7,915,023 34,856,066 2014 438 26.1 670 6,500,051 27,238,149 2015 523 24.9 471 2,004,214 19,206,453 2016 677 51.5 605 3,247,563 29,589,676 2017 666 69.3 496 1,686,377 29,852,453 2018 378 28.6 504 1,895,176 30,995,941 Total 3,165 224.3 3,788 23,248,404 171,738,738

We are normally reviewing the APMBT work plan once per year during July and August. The aim of this review is to update the APMBT projects in terms of hazards newly surveyed, cancelled, APMBT project priority considering geographical situation, impact level, device type and security situation. The number of hazards and size of contamination mentioned in above table are extracted from the system after review of the APMBT work plan in July 2018 which is different comparing to figures mentioned in previous year, due to resurvey of the hazards and changes in size. As Anti Vehicle and ERW also pose extreme risk to the civilian people and block development activities, based on recent years statistics almost 46 % of the civilian accidents are as result of ERW, therefore, in addition to clearance of AP contaminated areas the clearance of Anti Vehicle (AV) and ERW contaminated areas are also part of the extension request work plan.

There are 192 (88 active, 973 expired and 7 Transitional) recorded AIM hazards. Initially the AIM hazards were counted as AP hazards, but recently it was decided to consider the AIM hazards as standalone and for the current year reporting those hazards are excluded from the AP hazard list. The target and the implementation progress for the recent six years are shown in below table, which in addition to the plan (Target) and achievement, the size of area added as result of NTS conducted by IPs and size of area cancelled are also shown.

Area in Sq. Km. Remarks Years Target Cleared + Reduced Cancelled Added 2013 79.1 79 12.5 31.97 2014 83.8 51.9 20 49.22 2015 75.4 45.9 3.5 128.17 2016 90.9 55.8 4.5 90.00 2017 133 50.6 3.5 101.38 2018 166 63.2 15.3 99.79 Total 628.2 346.4 59.3 500.53

The benchmark table in below shows progress of the 10 years extension request in implementation of the first six years: Benchmark Table as at end December 2018 for the Afghanistan Extension Request Baseline April Previously Resurvey Current Target as Hazards Remaining Progress as at 2013(Note1) unreported results up of end December Processed from Hazards as end end December hazards up to to end of 2018 April 2013 to end of December 2018 against Hazard end December December December 2018 current target type 2018 2018 2018 Hazar Area Hazards Area Change Hazards Area Hazards Area Hazards Area Hazards A ds a b c d S f (a+c) g (b+d+e) h i j k l (%of f & m r AP (+ 3,439 266.4 1,542 95.8 e -18.0 4,981 344.2 3,060 166.36 1,921 177.81 h) 61.43 (%48.34oef g AP,AT, & i) a ERW mixed) 13

AT + ERW 1,248 252.1 1,001 231.0 -44.0 2,249 439.1 1,084 119.43 1,165 319.62 48.20 27.20 BF 179 33.5 411 154.9 0.7 590 189.1 288 32.56 302 156.50 48.81 17.22 AIM 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.3 0 0.0 50 3.44 82 32.44 Total 4,866 551.9 2,954 481.6 -61.0 7,820 972.3 4,482 321.79 3,470 686.37 57.31 33.10 Reporting on decisions on Afghanistan’s plan within its extension request

Afghanistan should use this section to report back on the decisions made on its request.

Changes or alterations to the proposed milestones in Extension request plan (AFGHANISTAN should use this section to highlight changes to their plan within their extension request. Along with the qualitative reasons for the changes in the plan, Afghanistan could use the table below to highlight the current status of its plan to address AP contamination.

Region 2019 2020 2021 2022 Total SHA/CHAs to be addressed 146 20 73 154 393 Total area 10,435,054 1,812,811 7,540,330 11,119,205 30,907,400 Area to be cleared 9,391,549 1,631,530 6,78,6297 11,007,285 22,030,364 Central Area to be reduced 1,043,505 181,281 754,033 111,920 2,090,739 Area to be cancelled SHA/CHAs to be addressed 30 10 41 6 87 Total area 2,892,771 750,444 3,161,365 2,364,238 9,168,818 Area to be cleared 2,603,494 675,400 2,845,229 2,127,815 8,251,938 Area to be reduced 289,277 75,044 316,136 236,423 916,880 East Area to be cancelled 0 SHA/CHAs to be addressed 74 18 47 60 199 Total area 6,097,880 2,961,853 2,383,124 1,793,265 13,236,122 Area to be cleared 5,488,092 2,665,668 2,144,812 1,613,939 11,912,511 Area to be reduced 609,788 296,185 238,312 179,326 1,323,611 North Area to be cancelled - SHA/CHAs to be addressed 287 8 146 161 602 Total area 17,661,453 7,051,882 10,259,579 18,853,638 53,826,552 Area to be cleared 15,895,308 6,346,694 9,232,622 16,968,275 48,443,899

Region 2019 2020 2021 2022 Total North Area to be reduced 1,766,145 705,188 1,025,957 1,885,363 5,382,653 East Area to be cancelled - South SHA/CHAs to be addressed 84 78 33 48 243 Total area 24,464,798 15,801,823 10,188,231 3,613,648 54,068,500 Area to be cleared 22,018,319 14,221,641 9,169,408 3,252,284 48,661,652 Area to be reduced 2,446,479 1,580,182 1,018,823 361,364 5,406,848 Area to be cancelled - SHA/CHAs to be addressed 53 14 69 36 172 Total area 3,382,136 2,552,828 7,363,560 4,957,658 18,256,182 Area to be cleared 3,043,923 2,297,546 6,627,204 4,461,893 16,430,566 Southeast Area to be reduced 338,213 255,282 736,356 495,765 1,825,616 Area to be cancelled SHA/CHAs to be addressed 4 7 36 6 53 Total area 244,293 3,640,656 14,885,990 1,510,517 20,281,456 Area to be cleared 219,864 3,276,591 13,397,391 1,359,466 18,253,312 Area to be reduced 24,429 364,065 1,488,599 1,510,51 18,253,3121,877,093 West Area to be cancelled - SHA/CHAs to be addressed 678 155 445 471 18,253,3121,749

Total area 65,178,385 34,572,297 55,782,179 44,212,169 199,745,030

Area to be cleared 58,660,549 31,115,070 43,416,666 40,790,957 173,984,242 All Area to be reduced 6,517,836 3,457,227 5,578,216 3,270,161 18,823,440 Regions Area to be cancelled -

Note1: There are around 11 sq. km area under clearance operation with different progress percentage, therefore it is not included in the above table, while the table only shows intact (open) recorded AP hazards to be cleared during remaining years of the OTTAWA extension request work plan.

Note 2: The cancellation figure in the above table is not determined exactly as it depends to hazard situation, if during non-technical survey any hazard is found with no probability of mine/ERW anymore and is in use by locals then it would be cancelled

The hazard planning indicators and weight scoring have been reviewed by the MBT review committee consist of representatives from the demining IPs and DMAC, during the review some prominent improvements brought to the indicators. The main idea was to prioritize the hazards causing human accident, hazards close the residential, roads and other public areas. The number of hazard indicators were reduced from 14 to 13 comparing to the previous year, and become more consistent. Using the sum of scores for a specific hazard its impact level is determined which are categorized as very high impact, high impact, medium and low impact hazards. Determination of impact is an input for project design and then project prioritization for clearance. The below table shows detail of updated hazard indicators and its weight scoring:

Scoring Category S- Impact Indicators Descriptions 3 4 5 No 1 score 2 scores scores scores scores 1 score for detonation Any mine/ERW/AIM in between 4 between 2 within Detonation with detonation linked to a known beyond 10 1 community to 10 to 4 years recent human casualty hazard which resulted human years back within years back back two years loss or casualty recent two years Drinking water, irrigation 2 Water blockage 5 scores systems Houses, Mosques, Education facilities, Health Centers, 3 Infrastructure blocked Public buildings, Markets, 4 scores roads and bridges, powerlines etc. Local The request be confirmed by Community authority 4 authority/Communities related DMAC Regional Office request request request Crop land, fruit farms and 5 Agriculture blocked 3 scores forest Small hazards (up to To release communities, 6 3 scores 5,000 sq. m) districts, provinces and or

change the map with recorded hazards.

Anti-Personal (AP) prevention of civilian Mountain Mountain 7 Flat Land Hazards casualties top sides Hazards with ERW prevention of civilian Mountain Mountain 8 Flat Land device casualties top sides If IDPs settled within 5 km 9 IDPs around hazards 4 scores buffer zone from the hazard Grazing/pasture land 10 Grazing/pasture land 1 score blockage No. of affected families If hazard is affecting 200 1-100 101-200 201-300 301 and 11 (200 family factor) families or more families families families above If contaminated land within a Contaminated area size community is 200,000 sqm or 12 in the community 1 score above, create more tension to 200,000 sqm or above. the residents for hazards located in more Distance from health 13 than 10 km distance from 2 scores center health centers

The average productivity rates used in calculation purpose in annex 24 of the request was reviewed and based on the IPs different assets/team’s recent year achievement, comparing to the recent year (2016) the monthly average productivity rates have been updated with consultation of related demining IPs. The below table reflects changes of monthly average productivity rates comparing to recent year: Area in sq. m per month Agreed Hazard Team Maximum Minimum % Average Remarks Device Type Type Achieved Achieved tolerance Productivity in 1396 in 1396 for 1397 a b c d e f g DT 13,000 27,875 4,589 + - 50% 10-Lane DT AP MDS 17,000 35,000 16,977 + - 50% Verification

MDU 25,000 28,708 8,593 + - 50% preparation, Clearance DT 13,000 17,589 10,447 + - 50% 10-Lane DT AP+AV MDU 10,000 preparation, verification DT 22,000 43,898 2,261 + - 50% 10-Lane DT AV MDU+DT 50,000 181,388 15,512 + - 50% Ripper + follow up by DT AV New MDU 90,000 + - 50% 2MDU + 5 Deminers methodology DT 150,000 179,386 52,267 + - 50% 10-Lane DT sub-surface method ERW MDU 20,000 17,895 14,300 + - 50% preparation ERW specific to Balkh 2MDU 25,000 + - 50% 2 machines with few deminers (Hairatan, 37 sq. km)

The average productivity rate per month per team and the cost per month per team for different teams are the main factors for cost calculation of the MBT projects. Based on MBT work plan review conducted during July-September 2018 some changes occurred in the target for the remaining 4 years which is due to piling up of remaining targeted area from last year’s not achieved due to being under funded, and addition of newly surveyed areas left from legacy or post 2001 contamination. The below graph shows the initial target, updated target and achievement since implementation of the 10 years MBT work plan and the target to be cleared for the remaining 4 years which includes all recorded AP, AV, ERW and AIM hazards excluding firing ranges:

Likewise, the below graph shows the funding status for demining operation in terms of initial required fund, updated required fund and secured fund for the 10 years MBT extension work plan: 18

And the below graph is the status of overall funding required for demining operations, survey, mine/ERW RE, program management (coordination), victim assistance and advocacy in $ millions:

Due to funding shortfall no MEIFCS project/s was implemented in 2018. But, following is the overall MEIFCS achievements since start to end of Mar2016: Since implementation of the extension request started in April 2013 till end of Mar2016 Mine/ERW Impact Free Community Survey (MEIFCS) conducted in 290 districts covering 23,085 communities from which 1,314 communities were already impacted and 21,771 communities were unknown impacted, besides,30,590 communities were surveyed out of the gazetteer in the planned districts. As a result of the non-technical survey conducted by MEIFCS project teams from start to end of Mar 2016 a total area of 190 sq.km (155 sq. km MF area & 35 sq.km ERW area) newly recorded which left from old contamination and 21 sq. km (1sq. km AIM area and 20 sq. km ERW area) newly recorded as post 2001 contamination. On the other hand, 469 hazards covering 39 sq.km AP, AV & ERW are already recorded hazards were cancelled.

Non-technical Survey (NTS) plays a critical role in mine action land release process and is a key function for follow up of mine action interventions (technical survey and clearance). This is the process of collecting information about hazardous area. A part from the MEIFCS,

a NTS Project was implemented in 13 provinces covering 20 districts in 2018 using funds contributed by PM-WRA. The initial information indicated that over 51 - 500 military Operations happened in these districts. The primary focus of the NTS was to capture the possible contaminated areas as a result of Kinetic operations in these districts. There was no exact information to show in which villages the Kinetic operations happened therefore, the NTS teams were needed to visit each individual gazetteer communities of the planned districts plus other communities not mentioned in national gazetteer. During the survey, NTS teams identified total 4,765 communities (1,795 were from gazetteer and 2,970 were out of gazetteer).

Challenges and needs of the program in survey and clearance field: Challe Mitigating Factors nges Funding The shortfall in funding poses a threat to the achievement of the To accelerate fund raising efforts, increase donor meetings, workshops, targets set for 2018 and if it continuous the remaining 4 years will and advocacy; bring new donors on board, and work with government also be seriously affected and the MBT work plan may not be fully to include mine action on a budget funding channel. achieved on its milestone Security MAPA is working to enhance community liaison to educate communities about the importance and impartiality of the programme, conduct refresh visits of the targeted areas to be cleared during the Fluctuations in the security situation pose a further challenge year and make sure, the validity and accessibility of the contaminated and could disrupt operations. areas for further planning. The aim of the program is to expand mine action services to reach to hard to access areas where people need this service as high priority. Survey • Strong community liaison and close contact with influential Below are three main challenges and risk factors for survey: people and the community elders, community shuras, etc. in the relevant locations will help with security restrictions for the • Security survey teams. • Increased number of outside the gazetteer villages • Recalculation of the anticipated number of outside the • Funding gazetteer villages in the plan based on previous experience of the surveyed districts. • Increase efforts on fundraising for survey. Clearance

For the implementation stage of the clearance operations, the The demining teams should keep and maintain close liaison with the only challenge is insecurity. community elders and influential people of the communities.

Form G APMs destroyed after entry into force

Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: g) The types and quantities of all anti-personnel mines destroyed after the entry into force of this Convention for that State Party, to include a breakdown of the quantity of each type of anti-personnel mine destroyed, in accordance with Articles 4 and 5, respectively, along with, if possible, the lot numbers of each type anti- personnel mine in the case of destruction in accordance with Article 4"

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 st Jan 2018 to 31st Dec 2018

1. Destruction of stockpiled APMs (Article 4)

Type Quantity Lot# (if Supplementary information possible) Already completed during 2003 - 2007

TOTAL

2. Destruction of APMs in mined areas (Article 5 Type Quantity Supplementary information

AP Mines 8,947 These AP mines have been destroyed during mined areas clearance, battlefield clearance and EOD operations throughout Afghanistan. TOTAL 8,947

Form G (continued) 3. Previously unknown stockpiles of anti-personnel mines discovered and destroyed after the deadlines have passed. (Action #15 of Nairobi Action Plan)

Type Quantity Lot # (if Supplementary information possible)

Detail list of stockpiled APMs Destruction of stockpiled APMs on yearly basis: destroyed during 2018 is attached to this document as Year Quantity annex IV 2003 to 2007 525,504 2008 62,485 2009 4,392 2010 1,658 2011 2,850 2012 2,276 2013 8,013 2014 1,318 2015 329 2016 311 2017 886 2018 221 TOTAL 610,243

Form H Technical characteristics of each type produced/owned or possessed

Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: h) The technical characteristics of each type of anti-personnel mine produced, to the extent known, and those currently owned or possessed by a State Party, giving, where reasonably possible, such categories of information as may facilitate identification and clearance of anti-personnel mines; at a minimum, this information shall include the dimensions, fusing, explosive content, metallic content, color photographs and other information which may facilitate mine clearance"

 Pursuant to the decision of the 8MSP, as contained in paragraph 29 of the Final Report of the Meeting, document APLC/MSP.8/2007/6. 22

Pursuant to the decision of the 8MSP, as contained in paragraph 29 of the Final Report of the Meeting, document APLC/MSP.8/20 07/6.

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 st Jan 2018 to 31st Dec 2018

1. Technical characteristics of each APM-type produced Type Dimensions Fusing Explosive content Metallic Colour photo Supplementary information to type grams content attached facilitate mine clearance. Afghanistan does not produce mine

2. Technical characteristics of each APM-type currently owned or possessed Type Dimensions Fusing Explosive content Metallic Colour photo Supplementary information to type grams content attached facilitate mine clearance. Please see form D and the attached mine recognition handbook

Form I Measures to provide warning to the population Article 7.1 "Each State Party shall report to the Secretary-General ... on: I) The measures taken to provide an immediate and effective warning to the population in relation to all areas identified under paragraph 2 of Article 5."

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 st Jan 2018 to 31st Dec 2018

[Narrative:] As of 31st December 2018, in Afghanistan, there are approximately 1,506 communities affected by 3,795 hazards with an area of 1,781 sq. km (including Firing Range and Initial Hazard Area) contaminated by landmines ERWs and VOIED. These impacted communities are spread out across 253 districts of 33 out of the 34 provinces of the country, which affect an estimated number of 2.4 million people. Meanwhile, other significant challenges include the ongoing kinetic engagements since 2001, which have left behind many ERWs and homemade mines, posing an additional significant threat to the civilians.

During 2018, Landmine and ERW Risk Education activities were coordinated, implemented and monitored in light of the National Mine Action Strategic Plan, Yearly Operational Plan, Afghanistan Mine Action Standard (AMAS), and as per the set criteria for community prioritization. Main at risk groups included, communities living in proximity of hazards, returnees, IDPs, nomads, scrap metal collectors, aid workers and people on the move (travelers). Among all, children have been known to be the most venerable to the threat of landmines and ERWs. DMAC and its implementing partners (IPs) are making efforts to mitigate the threat that the landmine and ERW contaminations pose to the lives and livelihoods of Afghan civilians.

During 2018, there were 10 Risk Education accredited National and International IPs, including, ATC, HALO Trust, MDC, AAR Japan, OMAR, DDG, JGO, and AREA, that were actively engaged in the delivery of Risk Education sessions. There were a total number of 40 couple teams (male & female) delivering Risk Education activities. Deployment of couple teams is believed to be an effective way to enable access to at risk population from both genders and all age groups.

During the reporting period, Risk Education was provided to different at-risk groups through a number of below mentioned various adapted approaches and initiatives, in order to raise the level of awareness and promote safe behaviors of the most at-risk population regarding threat affiliated with the landmines and ERW contaminations.

• Provision of direct Risk Education sessions to people living in landmine and ERW impacted communities. • Provision of Risk Education through media outreach, which is believed to be effective communication channel to reach vulnerable communities in remote and hard to reach areas.

• Provision of Risk Education for returnees through United Nations High Commissioners for Refugees (UNHCR) and International Organization for Migration (IOM) Encashment/ transit centers and zero points • Provision of Risk Education for IDPs and host communities. • Landmine Safety Program (LSP) for aid workers. • Updated monitoring MRE checklist for gender mainstreaming. • Updated guideline for the review and development of MRE EC materials. • UNMAS in collaboration with its local partner (DDG) supported the conducting of a o n e - d a y MRE workshop under DMAC’s leadership. The workshop was aiming to highlight and discuss RE material, means for delivery of massages and methodology and for an inclusive method for the children (children's flip chart). • The workshop has been conducted on MRE new flip chart for children (story pictures). • ToT trainings were conducted for 153 Mine/ ERW Risk Education trainers of the accredited Risk IPs and organizations who implement MRE in the non-formal (indirect) approach, as a complementary action beside other activity. • Landmine Safety Program has been conducted for 223 operations staff of UNODC, AWAAZ and MoE schools’ teachers for their safe operations in field. • As part of MoUs implementation with Ministry of Information Cultural, the DMAC- MRE department had meetings and finally it was accepted by the mentioned ministry to print the MRE massages in their national newspapers such as Aniss, Hewad and Esllah. • For wider coverage and targeting many papulations, a number of local TVs become ready to disseminate the MRE- Video clips via their TV stations such as Education TV and Youth. This advocacy will continue to encourage more TV stations do support us in broadcasting MRE clips with risk education massages. • During conducting RE- sessions, the following materials have been distributed: o 39,600 green brochures; 130,850 notebooks with MRE Massages; 254,250 way to home brochures; 40 teacher bags; 3,125 pens with Risk Education messages; 144,250 MAPA hotline cards and 95 Trainers’ Kits,

Below tables elaborate on the number of Risk Education beneficiaries, by status of audience, and by gender and age group. Beneficiaries that received landmine/ ERW Risk Education for the first time (New audience) Audience Type Women Men Girls Boys Total Community Member 84,122 89,503 132,184 177,657 483,466 Community Volunteer 2 24 26 IDP 28,989 28,690 46,547 57,106 161,332 Kochies 8 7 9 24 Returnee 27,177 187,728 35,133 91,930 341,968 School Teacher 119 62 36 12 229 Student 2,282 2,512 13,932 16,812 35,538 25

women Group 4 42 46 Total 142,703 308,519 227,881 343,526 1,022,629

Beneficiaries that received refresher landmine/ ERW Risk Education session (Retrained):

Audience Type Women Men Girls Boys Total Community Member 10,476 17,247 26,047 43,898 97,668 Community Volunteer 10 10 IDP 2,204 2,306 3,906 4,143 12,559 Returnee 4,899 4,086 7,137 6,625 22,747 School Teacher 8 2 8 18 Student 61 57 283 313 714 Total 17,640 23,714 37,375 54,987 133,716

Challenges and needs of the program in mine/ERW RE field: Challenges Mitigating factors Mine/ERW Risk Education New Initiative in MRE approaches is going to be introduced such as: I. High relevance but uncertain impact on practices; • MRE through TVs • MRE through Awaaz Afghanistan II. Traditional CB-MRE, MRE through schools and direct MRE • MRE through radio with old method and materials;

III. Risk Education rather than Risky behavior change; MRE delivery procedure will be changed and further

developed • To Develop MRE communication strategy by 2019 • Working on method for risky behavior change more to hear from participants; IV. Lack of AIM (PPIED) – Risk Education clear method; • Three or more sessions for one target group for changing their behavior • Standardize the non-formal MRE

Causalities Data Collection • An MRE organization will be contracted to V. The impact of MRE is difficult to measure because risk provide MRE as well as collect data from health behaviors are not a onetime output; clinics,

• To make further work with COMAC

Reviewing MRE Materials VI. Lack of training kits (posters, leaflets, plastic models) or • Work on AIM – Risk Education materials by 2019 deteriorated training kits make it more difficult for (change the materials from real pictures of teachers to explain some of the RE messages properly to mine/ERW/AIM to story picture) children about AIM; • Speaking books initiative • New Clips for M/ERW/AIM RE

VII. Turnover within the teaching staff and absence of refresher training meant that high proportions of the To work on coordination mechanism with MoE to have teachers who had received the training could have left update information from trained teachers in the system. the school or even changed job

Form J Other relevant matters Remark: States Parties may use this form to report voluntarily on other relevant matters, including matters pertaining to compliance and implementation not covered by the formal reporting requirements contained in Article 7. States Parties are encouraged to use this form to report on activities undertaken with respect to Article 6, and in particular to report on assistance provided for the care and rehabilitation, and social and economic reintegration, of mine victims.

State [Party]: Afghanistan reporting for time period from 1 st Jan 2018 to 31st Dec 2018

Narrative / reference to other reports:]

MAPA has conducted the following national, regional and international cooperation and events during 2017/1396:

OPS R&D Department conducted the following main activities during 2018:

• The Abandoned Improvised Mine (AIM) Policy was developed by DMAC-OPS R&D department, in coordination and consultation of the Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan (MAPA) humanitarian demining organizations. The policy directs the engagement of the MAPA for dealing with the challenge of confirmed or suspected AIM contaminated areas in Afghanistan. This policy guides the conduct of Abandoned Improvised Mine (AIM) demining activities of the MAPA in order to ensure that AIM contaminated areas are cleared safely, effectively, and efficiently. This policy also intends to prevent the MAPA and IPs from compromising their neutrality and impartiality by ensuring that all AIM demining activity is conducted solely for humanitarian purposes.

• OPS R&D department along with the related IPs (AREA, DAFA, HALO Trust, MDC & MCPA) conducted the new trial on Front End Loader (FEL) machines productivity rate in Kandahar (08-11 May 2018). The finding of the trial was very good, at result the productivity from 45,000 sq. m/month increased to 90,000 sq. m/month.

• The Mine Action Livelihoods Survey for 2018 was conducted by DMAC, in 12 communities located 5 districts of Khost province. The findings of the survey indicate that mine action activities had many significant impacts on the visited communities. As a result of mine action activities; lands were cleared for growing corps, grazing of animals, building resident houses and other public facilities. It was also found that, most of the community people (male/female from different ages) were aware of the mine/ERW risks and a number of mine/ERW victims were provided with physical rehabilitation services by the service providers within Khost province.

• The Post Demining Impact Assessment (PDIA) for 2018 was conducted by DMAC on 56 cleared hazardous areas in 36 communities, across 26 districts from 10 provinces of Afghanistan. The PDIA findings demonstrate that mine action operations and services provided safe access of the locals and also paved the way for implementation of development and infrastructure projects in all the cleared areas and communities. Approximately 90 percent of the cleared lands used by the communities for agricultural, housing, animal grazing and other socio-economic activities, that indicates that mine action activities have brought many positive changes in the lives of communities and 97% of beneficiaries interviewed in the targeted communities, showed their satisfaction from the mine action activities.

• The Operation Assistant from OPS R&D department attended the EOD level 1,2, 3 training in Tajikistan. While OPS R&D Associate was invited as Co-instructor for this training who attended this training last year. The Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) fully sponsored them. The training was delivered by US army and the ministry of defense of Tajikistan. Both of the associates successfully completed the training and got their certificates.

• OPS R&D department developed the policy highlighting the commercial companies’ activities within the programme and shared with DMAC director for approval. At the mean time meeting was conducted with all commercial companies and the points covered in the policy were presented to them. The policy will soon be finalized and shared with all commercial companies.

Work Plan for Legacy Contamination sent to Office of the National Security Council: Following a presentation by DMAC director at the National Security Council (Supreme Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces) meeting chaired by H.E. The President, the National Security Council (NSC) requested DMAC to provide a detailed work plan for the clearance of remaining legacy contamination. DMAC has provided the work plan to the Office of the NSC in 22 pages with the following details; • The history of landmine/ERW contamination in the country. • MAPA achievement so far • The current scale of mine/ERW problem and the remaining challenges • Information management, quality management, financial management, risk management and land release processes • Planning and priority setting in mine action • The management process and 10 years extension work plan and its progress so far In the work plan it was also noted that the successful implementation of the work plan will depend on the availability of funds and that the programme needs USD 343 million to clear the remaining 535 sq. Kms of legacy contamination. The programme was underfunded over the last five years which led to a backlog of contamination adding to an already piled-up work.

Celebration of International Women’s Day: The Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan (MAPA) celebrated International Women’s Day on 7th March 2018 at Safi Landmark Hotel in Kabul. Celebration was accompanied by women’s products show, MRE role play focusing on the role of women in mine action, live music, poetry,

modeling show, cash assistance to families of deminers who had lost their lives and limbs during mine clearance operations in the previous year and appreciation of gender mainstreaming champions in the mine action family. Celebration was attended by senior government officials, representatives of UN agencies, embassies, civil society, women empowerment organizations and other MAPA stakeholders and partners.

MAPA’s intervention on TAPI project: As a precursor to development projects, mine action has facilitated the implementation of numerous development projects in the country. In February this year the Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India Pipeline (TAPI), also known as Trans-Afghanistan Pipeline which is a natural gas pipeline being transported from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan into Pakistan and then to India was inaugurated in a ground-breaking ceremony in Herat province. In 2017 MDC, a MAPA implementing partner carried out a technical survey of mine/ERW contamination in support of the TAPI project. DMAC as governmental mine action organization will conduct Quality Control and Quality Assurance of the project to ensure that mine action operation is carried out in line with the national mine action standards, work plan and client requirements.

MIS Department mission to TURMAC: DMAC is privileged to have a rich and comprehensive Management Information System (MIS) section. Information Management System for Mi ne Action (IMSMA) is a tool used for planning and priority setting as well as for restoring various types of mine action related data. Mohamma d Ashraf Safi MIS head of DMAC was invited to Ankara by UNDP Turkey to conduct an information support training for the Turkish Mine Action Centre (TURMAC) staff. The mission was for 4 weeks, starting from 21 January to 17 February 2018 travel inclusive. Objectives of the mission: • Review IMSMA installation, country structure and data recording and collection processes, and to advise and provide on-the- job training to improve them • Prepare for and conduct an IMSMA users training course in the context of mine action in Turkey

Outcomes of the mission: • Information Management standard operating procedure was reviewed and finalized • IMSMA Administration training for 14 TURMAC staff members from MIS, Mine Risk education (MRE), Quality Management (Q M) & Operations departments • Migration of 3,843 Hazards & around 60,000 location information.

Technical Support to Sudan National Mine Action Centre (NMAC) through UNMAS Sudan: As part of south-south cooperation which is an obligation for states parties to share their experience in mine action in accordance with article six of the Anti-personnel Mine Ban Convention and Convention on Cluster Munitions, Dr. Aimal Safi, Chief of Quality Management from UNMAS Afghanistan visited NMAC Sudan in late February this year to support the Sudanese organization in establishing an effective Quality Management system. This two-week long visit was based on an earlier visit made by NMAC Management Team of the MAPA in May 2017. The MAPA also has continued cooperation with other mine-affected countries such as, Tajikistan, Turkey and Colombia. 30

Purpose of the Mission to Sudan: The mission was planned to review the current working processes of NMAC departments and their functional sections, identify areas for improvement, revise and update the processes. to establish Quality Management Systems based on International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2015 and IMAS 07.12. Through the above measures, a more sustainable delivery of high quality mine action services to the mine action customers and stakeholders could be ensured.

Training Workshop on “Quality Management System in Mine Action” for the Provincial Directorates of ANDMA: A training workshop on Quality Management System in Mine Action for the provincial directorates of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) was organized from 10th to 15th March 2018, in the HALO Trust Compound, Kabul. The workshop was organized by the Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority and was facilitated by the HALO Trust with financial support of Department for International Development (DFID)-UK. The opening of this workshop was attended by H.E Mohammad Aslam Sayas, Deputy Director General of ANDMA, DMAC, UNMAS and the HALO trust. The objective of this workshop was to enhance the capacity of the ANDMA provincial representatives so that they are able to support the mine action activities in their respective provinces and act on behalf of DMAC in overseeing and addressing specific field issues encountered by the mine action implementing partners.

MAPA CELEBRATES THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR MINE AWARENESS AND ASSISTANCE IN MINE ACTION: On 3rd of April 2018, the Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan (MAPA) celebrated the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action in Kabul. The event was jointly celebrated by the Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) and the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) and brought together key authorities from the Government, donor- embassies in Afghanistan, the MAPA IPs and the media. The event was organized at the Marble Palace and was attended by H.E. Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, Chief Executive of the National Unity Government. In his speech, Dr. Abdullah highlighted the importance of mine action as a priority for the Government and called on all the donors to continue supporting MAPA and the Afghan Government in eliminating the threat of landmines and other explosive remnants of war from the country.

WORKING TO CLEAR WAY FOR TAPI GAS PIPELINE: To mark the start of work on the Afghan part of the international gas pipeline known as TAPI (Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India), representatives from all the four countries gathered in Herat in February this year. The Managing Board of this national infrastructure project sensibly allocated a budget for demining activities of the project. Following the completion of the Non-Technical Survey (NTS) of TAPI by MDC, the Technical Survey (TS) of the project was awarded to Aims Demining Company (AMDC) and Mine Detection Center (MDC) in March 2018 and was completed in June 22018.In line with its mandate, DMAC conducted Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) of the technical survey by recruiting eleven (11) Quality Management Specialists for a period of three months.

The salaries of these Quality Management Specialists were funded primary contractor of TAPI, Vinco-Imtiaz Construction Company (VICC). It is highly likely that the Coordination Office of TAPI will widen the pipelines corridor which will likely lead to a technical survey of the expanded area followed by clearance. In recognition of the importance of the view of mine action as a precursor to development, TAPI Board’s consideration of mine action interventions represents the epitome of this understanding in practice.

TRANSITION TO NATIONAL OWNERSHIP AND CAPACITY TRANSFER OF UNMAS TO DMAC COMES TO A SUCCESSFUL END: In line with the capacity transfer plan which was jointly developed by DMAC and UNMAS, on 1st June, 2018, UNMAS transferred the remaining key positions of mostly department-heads to DMAC. The practical steps for the implementation of this plan began in November 2016 and DMAC with technical support from UNMAS, is now officially managing and-leading the Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan.

QUALITY MANAGEMENT INSPECTORS OF TNMAC GIVEN RE-FRESHER TRAINING ON QMS: In an attempt to promote cross-border and south-south cooperation, the Tajikistan National Mine Action Center (TNMAC) has agreed to provide quality control and quality assurance of FSD projects in Darwaz district of Badakhshan. The projects implemented by FSD are better accessed through Tajikistan due to rugged terrain. TNMAC has assigned two of its DMAC-trained quality management officers to conduct QC and QA of the projects on behalf on DMAC. In April this year, DMAC QMS department convened a four-day long training session for TNMAC quality management officers to prepare them for the job and to improve their technical knowledge and skills.

DMAC HOSTS A DISCUSSION ON HOW MAPA IPS CAN POTENTIALLY ACT AS FIRST RESPONDERS TO NATURAL DISASTERS: On 2nd June, 2018, H.E. Mr. Mohammad Qasim HaidariDeputy Minister for Policy, Coordination and Planning of the State Ministry for Disaster Management and Humanitarian Affairs chaired a meeting on how mine action implementing partners can voluntarily get involved in helping to respond to victims of natural disasters in areas where they have presence. The meeting was facilitated by the Directorate of Mine Action Coor dination (DMAC) and was attended by the representatives of key mine action implementing partners of the MAPA.

REPRESENTATION AT THE INTERSESSIONAL MEETING OF AP-MBT: At the Intersessional Meeting of the Antipersonnel Mine Ban Convention, held in Geneva, in June this year, Afghanistan was represented by Mr. Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi, DMAC Director. Mr. Yosufi sat in the panel of speakers in two side events- - respectively titled as “Abandoned Improvised Mines in Afghanistan: Gaining Access and Consent” chaired by Netherlands and “Achieving National Ownership: The Afghanistan Case”. DMAC Director also delivered Afghanistan’s statements on “Clearance”, “Cooperation and Assistance” and Victim Assistance.

AFGHANISTAN DONOR AND IPs COORDINATION WORKSHOP HELD IN GENEVA: The Afghanistan Donor and IPs Coordination workshop for mine action was held in Geneva on 9-11 April 2018. The workshop, organized by DMAC with technical facilitation of the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD, was financially supported by the United States, Department of State, Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement (US PM/WRA). The workshop which brought together MAPA donors

and IPs under the same roof to discuss the achievements and challenges of the programme, was the fourth of its kind organized for the second time in Geneva preceded by annual workshops organized successively in Dubai and Dushanbe.

PARTICIPATION AT THE MEETING OF EXPERTS ON CCW: Mr. Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi, DMAC Director took part in the Meeting of Experts for the Amended Protocol II and Protocol V of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), on 11-13 June 2018, in Geneva. In this meeting DMAC Director sat in two side events and one plenary session and spoke on the following topics;

• Status of ERW in Afghanistan • Status of Pressure Plate IEDs in Afghanistan • Assistance provided to victims of IEDs in Afghanistan.

REGIONAL EOD TRAINING COURSE IN TAJIKISTAN: The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) organized a regional Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) training in partnership with the U.S. ARCENT as the focal training partner hosted by the Tajik Ministry of Defense to develop competencies of trainees from military, law enforcement and security services as well as civilian agencies, to the specific requirements of IMAS. The participants of the training were nationals of four regional countries (Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan). A total of 9 Afghan participants took part in the training, 7 of which were from DMAC and two from the Ministry of interior. Of the 7 DMAC participants, 5 were trainees and the-remaining 2 were co- instructors who had passed this training in 2017.

DMAC PUBLISHES ITS POLICY ON ‘EXTERNAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT OF DEMINING ACTIVITIES IN SUPPORT OF DEVELOPMENT: The Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) of the State Ministry for Disaster Management and Humanitarian Affairs introduced its Policy on ‘External Quality Management of Demining Activities in Support of Development Projects’ on 7th May, 2018. This policy aims to ensure the delivery of high-quality demining services undertaken in support of development interventions through the private sector in Afghanistan. This policy details the importance of external Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) of demining activities, operations and outputs to ensure that the quality requirements are met and that the confidence of stakeholders, funding bodies, development investors and the Government of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (GoIRA) is built.

MAPA DEVELOPS ITS POLICY ON CLEARANCE OF ABANDONED IMPROVISED MINES (AIM): DMAC in consultation with the MAPA developed a policy on clearance of Abandoned Improvised Mines (AIM). This policy directs the engagement of the MAPA to deal with the increasing challenge of confirmed and suspected AIM contamination in the country. Figures suggest that a significant percentage of civilian casualties in Afghanistan are caused by improvised mines also known pressure plate IEDs. The policy will also help IPs to safely clear abandoned improvised mines while taking-into account the efficiency of the clearance operations. The paper aims to

ensure that MAPA IPs uphold their neutrality and impartiality as they rid the country of explosive materials in order to save to lives and limbs of civilians.

ACBL MEETS TO SELECT A NEW STEERING COMMITTEE: The Afghan Campaign to Ban Landmines (ACBL), which is a nongovernmental and nonpolitical forum, was established on 5th Aug 1995 in Kabul aiming for a total ban on landmines. Through a meeting organized by the Victim Assistance department of DMAC, a new steering committee was elected in order to reactivate the ACBL as an effective forum where it can advocate and campaign for:

- The removal the new obstacles faced the programme due to a deteriorating security situation and the increasing risks faced by operators in the field - A ban of new contamination and expansion of hazardous area due to production and use of PPIEDs and ERW - To highlight funding shortage to achieve a mine-free Afghanistan by 2023 - To fulfill the requirements of CRPD for the inclusion of mine/ERW victims in society

The meeting was opened by a statement from Mohammad Shohab Hakimi, MDC Director and H.E. Najeeb Aqa Fahim, State Minister for Disaster Management and- Humanitarian Affairs. Through votes, the following seven people were elected as a new steering committee for ACBL for the next two year:

1. Mr. Shahab Hakimi, MDC 2. Mr. Omar Khan Muneeb, DAO 3. Mr. Abdul Khaliq Zazai, AOAD 4. Mr. Haji Ahmad Shah, CCD 5. Mr. Samiulhaq Sami, HI 6. Mr. Muniruddin Burhani – AABRAR 7. Mr. Ali Akbar Jafari, H4AH

THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE (PEACE DAY) OBSERVED IN AFGHANISTAN BY THE MAPA: The MAPA family celebrated the International Day of Peace under the theme " The Right to Peace – The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70" on 23 September 2018, at the MDC compound. The event was participated by H.E. Najib Aqa Fahim, State Minister for Disaster Management and Humanitarian Affairs, Government Officials from key ministries, representatives from the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, UNMAS and MAPA implementing partners and stakeholders. In his remarks H.E. Minister Fahim highlighted the efforts made by the MAPA as steps towards peace and stabilization in the country. Minister Fahim stated that "peace does not mean the absence of war, rather it is presence in a civil society with social justice, mutual respect and mutual understanding." The event was well-broadcasted by the national media and TV stations. Tolo and Ariana televisions had live coverage of the event. Approximately 100 deminers from the main

implementing partners of the MAPA had a parade for peace within the MDC compound. The event aimed to mark the immense efforts of deminers over the past 29 years and to showcase the MAPA’s contribution to peace and security in the country.

REPRESENTATION AT THE 13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE “BLED STRATEGIC FORUM (BSF)”: The 13th International Conference of the Bled Strategic Forum was held on 10 – 11 September 2018 in Slovenia. DMAC Director, Mr. Yosufi attended all the relevant discussions and side events of the forum and shared information on the mine action programme of Afghanistan with other participants in the forum. Mr. Yosufi was also part of a panel discussion on the second day of the forum under the title of “De-Victimising Victims” which was organized in partnership with ITF Enhancing Human Security. The panel discussed the possible ways donors can bridge the gap between victim assistance and other fields of humanitarian mine action, and also how mine victims can be empowered and re-integrated back in the community.

PM/WRA VISITS DMAC FOR PROGRAMME REVIEW: PM/WRA Programme Manager for South and Central Asia, Mr. Geary Cox visited DMAC on 16th September 2018. Mr. Cox was accompanied by Mr. George DuSoe and Mr. Arash Popalzai from the US embassy in Kabul. During their visit, they were briefed by the DMAC with a summary of the key achievements of the programme over the past year. The PM/WRA team was also provided with information on key areas DMAC and MAPA need support. Mr. Geary advised DMAC to develop a concept note by outlining all the support the MAPA requires and present it to PM/WRA through their process of the unsolicited proposals. He further added that, the U.S. PM/WRA will review DMAC’s concept note and will provide feedback on the possibility of support. On 19th of September 2018, U.S. PM/WRA hosted an evening reception at the US embassy in Kabul to praise the work of the MAPA in saving civilian lives and improving peoples’ livelihoods in the country. H.E Najib Aqa Fahim - the State Minister for Disaster Management and Humanitarian Affairs, Officials from DMAC, UNMAS, MAPA donors and IPs were present in the reception which was hosted by Mr. Jim DeHart – Assistant Chief of Mission of the U.S. Embassy in Kabul.

RETREAT IN BAMYAN: Following the successful completion of transition in June 2018, UNMAS organized a retreat for DMAC and UNMAS senior staff to evaluate where DMAC stands following the transfer of capacities from UNMAS. The retreat, which was held in Bamyan from 8th to 11th July 2018, was an opportunity for DMAC and UNMAS staff to reflect on transition and the way ahead. In light of the priorities set by DMAC, an action plan was developed in consultation with UNMAS with identified areas of focus for DMAC for the year ahead. As a follow up to the Bamyan Retreat, another meeting was hosted by UNMAS on 3rd September 2018 at UNOCA where DMAC and UNMAS agreed on mutual cooperation for the action points to be implemented as priority.

THE CABINET OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF AFGHANISTAN ENDORSES ADDENDUM OF LAW ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AP-MBC AND CCM: Since 2014, DMAC led a working group that developed a law as an instrument for the implementation of the Antipersonnel Mine Ban Convention and the Convention on Cluster Munitions. This will supplement an existing law banning the use, acquisition, trading and stockpiling of weapons, ammunition and explosive items without the required legal license. This law relates specifically to the provisions of the Ottawa Treaty and the

Convention on Cluster Munitions. This law has been approved as an addendum to the existing Law approved by the cabinet and endorsed by H.E. President through decree # 307 dated 14/6/1397 (5 Sep 2018). Processing of this law through the Ministry of Justice, however, took a long time and was challenging for DMAC. Finally, through DMAC’s persistence, the law was endorsed by H.E. the President.

POST-CONFLICT EMERGENCY RESPONSE IN GHAZNI: Following the clashes between the Afghan National Security and Defense Forces (ANDSF) and the Taliban in Ghazni in August this year, DMAC with support from the implementing partners; ATC, HALO trust and OMAR deployed quick response demining teams to the province. These quick response teams were one of the first humanitarian groups that arrived in the province as soon as the road to the province was opened. Heavy clashes between ANDSF and Taliban resulted in the death and injury of hundreds of civilians and several public and private facilities in the city were destroyed. When facilities in the city were destroyed. When the conflict was over, the city was left heavily contaminated with explosive remnants of war (ERWs) and explosive materials which prevented aid agencies from entering the city. The deployed quick response teams destroyed 103 different types of ERWs and provided Risk Education to 7691 people from different age and sex groups and enabled access of humanitarian aid organizations in the city.

POST DEMINING IMPACT ASSESSMENTS IN 1397: Post-Demining Impact Assessment (PDIA) for 1397/2018 was carried out during July- September 2018. PDIA for 1397/2018 covered 73 cleared/cancelled hazards from the previous year. These hazards were randomly selected from 44 villages in 29 Districts of 11 provinces of the country. The selected hazards make 17% of the total cleared/cancelled land during 1396/2017. A detailed PDIA report for 1397/2018 is being developed and will be published during the upcoming reporting quarter.

LANDMINE AND LIVELIHOODS SURVEYS CARRIED OUT IN TWO REGIONS: Mine Action Livelihood Survey (MALS) was carried out in September 2018 in 12 communities, of five districts of Khost Province in the southeast of the country. The initial findings of the survey indicate that mine action activities were indeed valuable to the communities that were surveyed. A detailed MALS report for 1397/2018 is being developed and will be published during the upcoming reporting quarter.

WORKSHOP ON THE REVIEW AND DEVELOPMENT OF DATABASE FOR VA/DISABILITY: A workshop on National Disability Database development and review was jointly conducted by DMAC-VA department and the Martyrs and Disabled Division of the Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disabled (MoLSAMD). The workshop was held to review and develop the national disability database as a main source of information about people with disabilities and their needs, causes of disability and services needed. This workshop was participated by H.E. Mohammad Aqa Kohistani, Deputy Minister of Martyrs and Disabled Affairs of MoLSAMD, Mr. Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi, DMAC Director and representatives from most of the VA and MRE organizations working in Afghanistan.

WORKSHOP ON "EMPLOYMENT IN MINE ACTION & THE ART OF JOB SEEKING": The Gender Mainstreaming department of the Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) in coordination with the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, conducted a one-day workshop on “Employment in Mine Action & The Art of Job Seeking” on 29th August 2018. The workshop was attended by around 20 participants and was aimed at raising awareness on mine action, explaining the role of women in mine action as well as practical knowledge in job seeking.

AIM DEMINING POLICY DEVELOPED: The Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) released its Policy on the clearance of Abandoned Improvised Mines (also known as Pressure-Plate IEDs) in Afghanistan, on 5th of September 2018. The policy was developed by a technical working group formed of DMAC top management and key representatives of the MAPA Implementing Partners (IPs). The policy is a guidance to all the implementing partners who might engage in the clearance of Abandoned Improved Mines, in the future. The Policy also intends to prevent IPs from compromising their neutrality and ensuring that AIM clearance and survey is conducted solely for humanitarian purpose.

DMAC STAFF ATTENDED THE SMC: A group of five DMAC staff members attended the South and Central Asian Regional Senior Managers’ Course (SMC) in Dushanbe – Tajikistan. This course was organized with the financial support from the US PM/WRA and was facilitated by the Center for International Stabilization and Recovery (CISR) of the James Madison University (JMU), from 25th June to13th July 2018. The course also welcomed participants from other central and south Asian countries such as Tajikistan, Kirgizstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Sri-Lanka.

FIRING RANGES POST DEMINING IMPACT ASSESSMENT- PDIA: 66 firing ranges have successfully been cleared and handed over to the beneficiaries. As part of evaluation process, DMAC has undertaken Post Demining Impact Assessment of the cleared/closed FRs as well in order to measure the immediate and midterm humanitarian, development and socio-economic impact of demining operations in these cleared areas/firing ranges. 21 firing ranges covering 343 Sq. Km area have been assessed in 5 different regions through 5 PDIA teams to examine whether demining objectives are achieved and whether the livelihood of the communities have improved.

MAPA REPRESENTATION AT THE GENEVA MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE ON AFGHANISTAN: The Geneva Ministerial Conference on Afghanistan was held on 27 and 28 November 2018. This conference was aimed at showcasing the solidarity of the International community with the People and Government of Afghanistan, as well as for the Afghan Government to renew its commitment in bringing reform and development. This conference was also important in measuring the results against $ 15.2 billion commitment made in 2016 by the International community for Afghanistan.

Based on the invitation from the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and in agreement with the Embassy of the I.R of Afghanistan in Switzerland, Mr. Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi- DMAC Director, attended one of the side-meetings of the Conference on “Protecting Children to Safeguard Afghanistan’s Future” and delivered a presentation. Other members to the side-event included; Ms. Sima Simar, Director, Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission, Mr. Cornelius Williams, UNICEF Associate Director and Global Chief of Child Protection and Ms. Danielle Bell, Chief, UNAMA Human Rights Service (HRS), Former Chief UNAMA HRS.

AFGHANISTAN PRESIDED OVER THE 17TH MSP FOR THE AP-MBC: The Seventeenth Meeting of the State Parties (17th MSP) on the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (AP-MBC) was held from 26 to 30 November 2018, in the Geneva and was presided by the I.R of Afghanistan. The meeting was opened by Dr. Suraya Dalil Ambassador of the I.R of Afghanistan and the UN in Geneva. The opening ceremony also featured messages from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, H.E Salahuddin Rabbani; the Director General of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Yves Daccord; the Convention’s Special Envoy, HRH Prince Mired Bin Raad Bin Zeid Al Hussein of Jordan; the Director of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL), Hector Guerra; the Director of Fundacion Red, Jesus Martinez; as well as the President of the Council of Foundation of the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), Barbara Haering. Mr. Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi- DMAC Director represented the Mine Action Programme of Afghanistan (MAPA) in the meeting and delivered statements on the progress of Article five, seven, nine and on Victim Assistance. Mr. Yosufi, chaired a side-event organized by the EU Non- Proliferation & Disarmament Consortium. In this side-event, Mr. Yosufi provided a list of recommendations to the donor community on how their funds can be best utilized for humanitarian mine action purpose and how donors contributions can have better results. Mr. Yosufi also took part in a side-event on Negotiating Humanitarian Access for mine action in conflict situation. DMAC Director also had bilateral meetings with the representatives from Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) and authorities of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) to discuss programme related strategic issue. As the president of the 17th MSP, Afghanistan handed over the presidency of the annual meeting for 2019 to the of Kingdom of Norway.

DMAC PARTICIPATED IN THE COUNTERING EXPLOSIVE THREAT AND DEMINING CONFERENCE IN LONDON: The conference brought together key stakeholders in Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Area Clearance from across the EOD community, including NGOs, government, private sector and the military. DMAC was given the opportunity to have a keynote presentation on removing IEDs and Legacy landmines in Afghanistan which covered the following key points; • How demining operations are currently carried out in Afghanistan • Breaking down the demining mission – key objectives and landmarks towards a mine-free Afghanistan • Timescales for becoming a mine free nation? • How the international agencies can support the aim of a mine-free Afghanistan The conference was held in London from 11 – 13 December 2018 and some of its participants included; Dr Mathew Offord MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Explosive Threats, Ms. Agnes Marcaillou, United Nations Mine Action Service Director, Major General (ret) James

Cowan CBE DSO, Chief Executive Officer of the Halo Trust and Ambassador Stefano Toscano, Director of the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD).

GICHD DELEGATION VISIT MAPA TO PREPARE FOR THE 2019 DONOR COORDINATION WORKSHOP: A delegation from the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), the organization facilitating annual Afghanistan and Implementing Partners Donor Coordination Workshops for Mine Action, arrived in Kabul in November 2018. The aim of the mission was to consult with DMAC, MAPA implementing partners and some donors on themes and agenda of the workshop. During the week-long mission, Ms. Tammy Hall-Head of Strategies and Standards Division and Alain Nellen-Project Officer met with the directors of the implementing partners including victim assistance organizations in order to better plan for and organize an outcome-oriented donor workshop.

THE FIRST FEMALE DEMINING TEAM IN AFGHANISTAN CLEARED A MINEFIELD IN BAMYAN: Based on an invitation from the Danish Demining Group (DDG), DMAC Director Mohammad Shafiq Yosufi paid a visit to Bamyan from 17 - 19 November 2018. The objective of this field visit was to attend a ceremony held by DDG and DAFA for handover of a cleared minefield located in Ahangaran Village of Bamyan Province to the intended beneficiaries. This minefield was cleared by a female demining team funded by UNMAS. This was the first female demining team in the history of the mine action programme of Afghanistan, which was jointly managed DDG and DAFA under a project funded by UNMAS. During this ceremony, DMAC Director participated in issuance of appreciation certificates to a number of demining team members who had outstanding_ performance during the course of project implementation.

DMAC Director also attended another ceremony that was held in the same province by DDG to mark the completion of a non-technical survey of five firing ranges. These firing ranges were used by the New Zealand Provincial Reconstruction Team based in Bamyan Province during the years 2003 - 2013. The ranges were surveyed once in 2014 by an international demining company, namely Sterling Demining Afghanistan (SDA). DMAC, through various channels has been encouraging the Government of New Zealand to fund the clearance of the firing ranges in Bamyan. Recently, the Government of New Zealand has promised to fund clearance of these firing ranges. To ensure validity of previous survey data and specify the current status and scale of contamination, DDG was deployed to undertake a fresh non-technical survey on these five firing ranges under a project funded by UNMAS. The fresh survey of DDG resulted in a significant reduction in the original size of contamination that had been reported by SDA.

RESURVEYING OF THE FIRING RANGES USED BY NEW ZEALAND ARMED FORCES RESULTED IN THE SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN THE SIZE OF THE RANGES: The resurvey project was funded by the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) and designed for three essential components which are non-technical survey, Mine/ERW Risk Education and Permanent Markings of the accessible sides of the firing ranges. The project was awarded to Danish Demining Group (DDG) and was monitored by DMAC firing ranges quality management inspectors.

The re-survey resulted in the cancellation of one of the Firing Ranges and significant reduction in the size of the other four ranges. The total size of the contaminated area was reduced from 219 square kilometers to just 39 square kilometers. Considering operations efficiency and the fact that initial survey of these firing ranges was carried out in a commercial context, the management of the Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) decided to coordinate and oversee the resurveying of the Firing Ranges through one of MAPA’s humanitarians implementing partners.

UNMAS/DMAC FEMALE STAFFS’ EXPOSURE VISIT TO A MINEFIELD AND A DEMOLITION SITE IN BAGRAM: On 12 December 2018, female staff from UNMAS, DMAC (Afghan Directorate of Mine Action Coordination) and HALO Trust visited a minefield and demolition site in Bagram district of Parwan province in Afghanistan. The staff had an opportunity to ask questions and witness firsthand technical procedures of demining and demolition of explosive remnants of war. In addition, they observed risk education sessions for women and children conducted by Organization for Mine Clearance and Afghan Rehabilitation (OMAR). This exposure visit helped increase knowledge and understanding of female staff working in mine action.

DMAC MIS STAFF GIVEN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR MINE ACTION SCRIPT TRAINING BY GICHD An IMSMA Script Training was conducted by Anne-Li from GICHD in Green Village from 28 October - 03 November 2018. Three DMAC Information Managment system (MIS) staff participated in the training which helped the participants with the delivery of Script writing method and briefing of existing scripts. In addition to this, MIS DMAC, UNMAS & GICHD had discussion on current data quality, IMSMA reporting and implementation of latest technologies in MAPA MIS. Ms. Anne-Li also provided information to the participants of the training on the new version of IMSMA (IMSMA Core). the training helped builds staff capacity. MIS department also held an Arc GIS 10.5 training internally in order to improve staff skills. This training was conducted from 24 to 28th November 2018 by Mr. Mohammad Zaheer - GIS/Remote sensing officer. The aim of the training was to develop mapping technologies, which is necessary for planning and decision-making process. The primary objective of the training was to provide a practical approach on the principles and concepts of GIS and Remote Sensing used by MAPA. The result of the training helped staff to create, analyze and produce GIS map based on stakeholder requests.

DMAC STAFF ATTENDED RESULTS BASED MANAGEMENT (RBM) AND SYSTEMATIC QUALITY MANAGEMENT (QM) IN MINE ACTION COURSE IN SPIEZ: Three staff members from the Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) participated in a five-day long training course titled “The Results Based Management (RBM) and systematic Quality Management (QM) in mine action”. The course was organized by the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), from 12th to 16th November 2018 in Spiez, Switzerland. The aim of the course was to show mine action staff, practitioners and donors the use of available tools and methods for managing all parts of the mine action project cycle for better results and improved quality. RBM also provides a framework to define and measure the impact,

efficiency, relevance and effectiveness of programmes. At the end of the course, the participants were awarded with course completion certificates.

DMAC REPRESENTATION AT THE REGIONAL IED AWARENESS TRAINING IN DUSHANBE: This was a 5-day training which started on 26 November 2018 and was completed on 30 November 2018. The first four days of the training consisted of theoretical work with the final day of practical demonstrations. The course mainly covered visual indicators of IED, IED elements, counter IED principles, IED initiating systems, reaction to suspected IED, post blast analysis and evidence awareness. Anti- governments elements (AGEs) are increasingly using IEDs in Afghanistan therefore this training will help the programme as it is prepares to deal with the challenge. A regional IED awareness training was held in the capital city of Tajikistan in which participants from four countries (Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Kirghizstan) took part. The course was hosted by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and was financially supported by PMWRA with technical support of TNMAC and MoD Tajikistan. Three people represented Afghanistan in the training which consisted of two participants from the Ministry of Interior (MOI) and another participant from DMAC.

Victim Assistance: Victim assistance (VA) programming in Afghanistan, as one of the main pillars of mine action, focused on advocacy, awareness and prevention activities within the broader context of the disability sector as required by the Mine Ban Treaty. The State Ministry for Martyrs and Disability (MMD)2 is the focal point for victim assistance issues, participates at the highest level at states parties’ meetings and act as a coordination center for victim and disability sector. The Ministries of Public Health and Education are involved in disability services and advocacy activities. The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) is the coordinating body for Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR), physical rehabilitation and psychosocial support services; in addition to that MoPH coordinates training programmes for physiotherapists and healthcare providers; and the Ministry of Education coordinates the Inclusive Education Including special education (Sign language and Braille).

6 VA bio monthly coordination meetings were conducted During 2018, at DMAC, where all key VA/Disability National and International organizations and line ministries representatives, including MoPH, MMD, MoE and Ministry of Women Affairs (MoWA) participated. The main discussions of the meetings were coordination among the VA/Disability stakeholders, improvements, challenges and how to find solutions.

As part of Capacity Development support to State Minister office for Martyred and Disability Affairs (MMD) a project project concept is developed through implementation some 300,000 war victims (killed and injured) will going under biometric process and electronically registered into MMD system; About 15% of duplication in issuing pension will be reduced which makes around 45 million USD. Proposal is submitted to UNMAS for funding, the project will be implemented soon after receiving greenlight from UNMAS- NY.

2 The MMD has been officially announced as State Minister for Martyred and Disability Affairs through Presidential decree by end of 2018. So now it is not belonging to Ministry of Laboure Social Affairs. 41

As part of Advocacy for the right of person with disability 10 Advocacy Committee meetings have been conducted and VA department had active role on it. The main outcome of these meeting which have been chaired by Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) advocacy for the right of PwD with both government and non-government organizations, bringing amendment in Disability law, Celebration of 3rd Dec, the international day of persons with disabilities, Interviews with National and International media for the rights of person with disability.

Supported organizing of two Disability Stakeholders Coordination Group (DSCG) meetings in MMD through which the MoUs were signed between VA organizations and MMD.

Two inter-ministerial meetings have been conducted in the result of which the inter-ministerial action plan has been developed.

In addition, DMAC – VA Department in close coordination with other civil society organizations conducted and participated in different advocacy events for donors and stakeholder’s attraction as advocacy efforts for victim assistance. Such events included UN day celebration, 3rd December celebration (International Day of Persons with Disabilities), 4th of April Mine action day in Marble palace with dedicated table for victim assistance and Disability, White cane day and series of media events and interviews with media.

Seven victim assistance projects were designed to be implemented during 2018, but due to lack of fund, only one project funded which started on Sep 2017 and ended on Oct 2018; the project name was "Physical Rehabilitation Khost, Farah and Kunar" which was implemented by AABRAR and DAO to provide Physical Rehabilitation services to 11,585 PwD through 3 existing PRCs (One Mobile and 2 Fixed) in 9 provinces. The project successfully completed in Oct 2018; the achievement is 13% more than the set objective.

After seven years suspension, the Afghanistan Campaign for Ban Landmine (ACBL) re-functionalized by conducting the ACBL steering committee election and then the head of committee election. New steering committee and head of the committee elected in a transparent election in which most of the Mine Action IPs and VA/Disability organizations participated.

• Standard Working Procedure for ACBL developed and shared with stakeholders. • Three ACBL Steering committee meetings were conducted and the 4th of April has been celebrated through ACBL in 2018.

Attended one day workshop on participation of women with disabilities in elections. The workshop was conducted in Kabul by CCD, one of the victim assistance/disability national organizations. During 2018, one new national VA/Disability organization accredited by DMAC Quality Management Department with technical support from VA department. Four monitoring and visit mission conducted to regions for quality assurance of victim assistance projects.

I. Struggle toward conducting Need assessment of PwD

➢ The National Disability Survey of Afghanistan (NDSA) which was planned to be funded under Afghanistan Civilian Assistance Programme (ACAP III) during year 2017 and 2018, but due to some technical issues, it postponed and ACAP III was not able to fund the survey. Fortunately, at the last quarter of 2018, it was funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and will be implemented by Asia Foundation during first and second quarter of 2019.

II. Service Provided to victims

➢ The following services are provided to PwD under VTF fund; ➢ Totally 12,722 people received physical rehabilitation and disability awareness services based on the following disaggregation by gender. VA Component VA Sub Component Women Men Girls Boys Total Disability Awareness and Awareness 2,154 1,570 1,039 1,105 5,868 Advocacy Training Orthotics-Oro 183 831 141 329 1,484 Physical Rehabilitation Physiotherapy-PT 1,404 2,384 220 417 4,425 Prosthetics-Pro 98 793 9 45 945 Grand Total 3,839 5,578 1,409 1,896 12,722

The ACAP III was ended at the beginning of the year 2018 and until start of COMAC, the gup was filled by an Emergency Victim Assistance (EVA) project. Totally the EVA project provided Immediate Assistance packages for 1046 victims throughout the country; as well as a total of 5335 packages were distributed by COMAC during the 2018.

III. Mine/ERW and PPIED causalities in 2018

Female Male Device Type <18 <18 18+ 18+ <18 <18 18+ 18+ Grand Total Total Total Total Total Injured Killed Injured Killed Injured Killed Injured Killed AP 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 9 1 1 2 11 AT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 ERW 41 23 64 8 3 11 316 134 450 56 45 101 626 PPIED (IM) 44 15 59 40 25 65 161 72 233 246 173 419 776 Grand Total 85 38 123 48 28 76 482 211 693 304 219 523 1,415

IV. DMAC/UNMAS supports the Government in relation to VA: State Ministry of Martyrs and Disability (MMD) The biggest change and achievement of the year 2018 for Victim Assistance and Disability was establishing an independent authority for Martyrs and Disability in structure of the government of Afghanistan. Until 3rd quarter of 2018, the Disability as a deputy ministry, was part of the (Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Martyrs and Disability (MoLSAMD), but due to continual advocacy and efforts of the VA/Disability organization, finally the new authority established and now the disability has a dedicated authority under the structure of the Afghanistan government. This authority will exactly do the responsibilities of the M&D deputy ministry of ex MoLSAMD with lots of new tasks and responsibilities. The MMD Nationally coordinates VA and disability issues in Afghanistan and beside of other stakeholders DMAC and UNMAS provide them with technical and some financial support through VA Department of DMAC, which is actively engaged in conducting Disability Stakeholders Coordination Group (DSCG) meetings focus on disability issues in Afghanistan according to Afghanistan National Development Strategy, Law on the Rights and Benefits of Persons with Disabilities and other national and international documents on disability issues.

Main activities carried out by MMD with support of DMAC – VA department during 2018 include: As part of Capacity Development Support to MMD, VA department worked very close with MMD for the following issues: • Develop the new organizational structure based on the requirements for a national focal point for victim and disability and coordination center of all relevant affair in light of Afghanistan Disability Law, UNCRPD, CBR, CCM, MBT, ILO…etc. • Process map for service delivery to Person with disability and heir of martyrs based on single window management. • Database for services in MMD, to collect all services which are provided to person with disability in Afghanistan. • Supporting MMD in development of inter-ministerial action plan • Facilitated two Disability Stakeholders Coordination Group (DSCG) meetings, which are chaired by deputy minister. • Discussions in these meetings included; amending disability law, 3rd December celebration, discussion on CRPD reporting, independent directorate for disability issues, and disability employment within government agencies • The first of Afghanistan National Disability Strategy drafted based on needs of the newly established State Ministry. The ANDS was drafted in 2017, but due to very big change in structure of the MoLSAMD, it was needed to redraft the strategy based on MMD’s requirements. The first draft has been shared with stakeholders. Hopefully the second draft will be released by 3rd quarter 2019. • Afghanistan National Disability Database which was initiated in 2017, faced with fundamental changes base on the newly established MMD; working on new changes continued during 2018, and VA department of DMAC’s plan to finalize and install the database into the MMD new building until end of 2019. • Afghanistan National Disability Database workshop conducted in Kabul on 23 July 2018 in which representatives of all VA/Disability participated and recommendation gathered for developing the final version of the ANDD. The workshop was leaded by ex MoLSAMD with technical and financial support from DMAC and UNMAS.

• Two Inter-ministerial board meetings conducted in Kabul by participation of all Ministries of the Afghanistan government. Action plan of each ministry regarding support of VA/Disability shared and will be followed by MMD in support of DMAC.

• 3rd workshop regarding transition of Kandahar PRC from HI to government conducted in which the transition process was reviewed and challenges discussed. The PRC will be completely transited to government until end of 2021 in a five years process. • MMD supported in drafting and signing of MoUs with 8 VA/Disability organizations. The MoUs will be renewed during 2019 based on new structure. • The 3rd Dec (International Day of Persons with Disabilities) was celebrated by VA/Disability organizations leaded by AIHRC. It was an advocacy event in which number of famous medias were attended.

ii. Ministry of Public Health VA activities: The MoPH Disability and Rehabilitation Program was able to carry out the followings during the reporting period: • The Disability and Rehabilitation Task Force and Disability Program Profile reviewed and revised. • Disability indicators has been finalized and included in the health information system. • Quality assurance tools has been finalized. • Advocacy Committee has been established. • Training of 240 physiotherapists with three years diploma • Training of 40 orthopedic technologists with three years diploma • Capacity building of 1,000 health staff on disability and rehabilitation services. • Establishment of Disability Awareness Working Group. • Training of Health Staff on United Nation Convention on the Right of Person with Disability (UNCRPD).

iii. Ministry of Education VA Disability Awareness and Inclusive Education (IE) The overall objective of DMAC/MoE joint work for VA/disability in MoE are; a) To increase the level of awareness and commitment to VA/disability as a cross - cutting, right based and development issue to be addressed by government, civil society groups and international community in Afghanistan. b) To provide capacity building support to inclusive education department of ministry of education to define inclusive policies and long term strategies and programmes for inclusive education as well as providing inclusive education trainings to teachers, headmasters, children with disabilities and their parents, providing inclusive education tools/materials to needy children (children with disabilities who have been enrolled into general schools) in order to make schools accessible for enrolling children with disabilities into general schools. The following are some specific activities in this regard carried out by MoE and close support from national & international organizations during the reporting period:

• VA- Department attended and supported 7 Inclusive and Child Friendly Education Coordination Working Group (I&CFE-CWG) meetings during 2018. The meetings chaired by MoE with participation of all national and international organizations working for

Inclusive Education. Mainly meetings were focused on inclusion of the children who have not access to education, in particular, Children with disabilities. One of the very important achievement of the meeting during the year 2018, is finalizing the “Psychosocial counselling guideline for school teachers”. • Based on MoU which was signed in 2017 between MoE and DMAC, MRE and VA messages developed and shared with MRE and VA technical working groups for comments. The messages will be integrated into new national curriculum textbooks of grade 1st to 6th. The messages have already been integrated into textbooks of grades 7 – 12. Hopefully, the MoE will start working on the new curriculum in 2019 and we will be able to integrate the messages in the new curriculum. • During 2018, a total number of 900 school teachers trained in Inclusive education who will train more teachers in their schools. This is one of the objectives of MoE to expand Inclusive education through training of teachers. The trainings were conducted in 20 provinces with financial support from national and international NGOs. • “Special and Inclusive Education Development and Coordination” conference conducted in Kabul which was financially supported by Afghan Landmine Survivors Organization (ALSO). VA department of DMAC was co-chair of the workshop. Outcome of the workshop was some recommendations for betterment of IE in Afghanistan which will be followed by relevant sectors. Developing a database for IE was one of the very important recommendations which will be followed by ALSO in cooperation of DMAC. • Inclusive Education ToT conducted for 80 new trainers throughout the country and 40 schools were made physically accessible through construction of ramps. • Continue printing and distribution of big size Inclusive education awareness posters with financial support from UNICEF and distributed in the schools which are under coverage of special and Inclusive Education. • A five-week training of Braille and sign language was conducted for 60 teachers of Kabul schools. • Until end of 2018, a total number of 4,754 children with disabilities (3,037 boys and 1,717 girls) have been integrated into general schools of Kabul and 17 provinces with technical and financial support from national and international organization including DMAC/UNMAS, SCA, SERVE …. etc.

• 14 schools constructed in 14 provinces for gifted children (the children who are very intelligent than normal children) • For the first time, printing of Sign language grammar by technical and financial support from SERVE organization. • 60 school teacher of Kabul city received 5 days training of Braille and Sign language which was technically and financially support by SERVE organization.

• The first draft of the “Education for Girls” and “Out of school children” policies developed during the year 2018 which will be finalized in 2019.

• 5,000 copies of Tarbeyat magazine printed and distributed to schools in high impacted communities throughout the country. Mine Risk Education and Victim Assistance awareness messages are part of the magazine.

Challenges and Needs: Challenge Need I. Data collection; s 1. To develop a central databases in MMD (developing of database has 1. Lack of National Central Database been started which will be completed until Dec 2019. 2. Lack of up to date disability data 2. To conduct a comprehensive Disability National survey (the survey will be completed in 3th quarter 2019) II. Physical Rehabilitation; 1. Establish 20 Mobil and Orthopedic Workshops in 20 1. 90% of Afghan Population lives at more than 100Km Provinces attached with the existing fixed Physical far from a rehabilitation center5 Rehabilitation Centers (PRC) in 14 provinces; 2. 5 of Existing PRCs (Kunduz, Faryab, Uruzgan, Kunar and 2. Sustainable funding to the existing 9 PRCs (5 Fixed & 4 Mobil); Kabul Mobile) are faced with lack of fund.6 3. Train female technicians and physiotherapists at all 3. 20 Provinces out 34 have not Prostheses and provinces Orthoses facilities.7 4. Lack of female health service providers especially in III. Inclusiver uEraldu carea.ation 1. Providing direct support to CwD to enable their school 1. More than 190,000 school-age children with disabilities8; attendance: identification of CwD, referral mechanisms, support access to those health, rehabilitation & social 2. In 15 provinces 7,300 CwD are going to school 9 services they may need to facilitate their participation in school. 3. Lack of Special and Inclusive Education, including Brialle and sign 2. Working alongside family members to ensure they know in languages tools; Braille boar, Braille paper and printer, sign practical terms how to support the child to access and remain language books, magnifier etc. in school. 4. Analysis conducted by VA& MIS sections of DMAC 3. Raising awareness of community members and teachers on 5. HI- Study "Financial Access to Rehabilitation Services in disability issues & rights in order to dismantle discriminatory Afghanistan - 2016" attitudes & practices. 6. UNMAS/DMAC 4. Print and import the material inside and outside the country. 7. HI- Study "Financial Access to Rehabilitation Services in

Afghanistan - 2016 - page 20" 8. HI survey 2005 9. The survey is ongoing – by MoE, SCA & SARVE

VI. Advocacy; 1. Raise awareness on the VA framework and on the rights & needs of victims & PwD among key Ministries & other relevant 1. Many M/ERW victims/PwD face social exclusion including stakeholders. 2. Develop information materials in accessible formats. Involve relationships & family life as a result of negative attitudes. victims themselves as partners in awareness raising activities & 2. PwD, including female survivors, are often excluded from certain in the development of the National Action Plan from the social roles, such as marriage & parenting. beginning of the process. 3. Discriminatory laws and policies are in place that exclude PwD 3. Identify community workers or community health workers that from their rights. can be trained to provide personalized social support at local level (CBR, social & health workers, others…) 4. Develop and print awareness materials on the rights of Victims and PwD.

Annex I - Description of mines used in Afghanistan Annex II- List of remaining mined areas Annex III - AMAS Chapter on Land Release Annex IV - List of stockpile AP mines destroyed during 2017 Annex V - List of remaining districts for MEIFCS survey

10 Human Rights Independent Commission study "Physical Accessibility of Persons with Disabilities to Public Places" 11 Human Rights Independent Commission study "Physical Accessibility of Persons with Disabilities to Public Places”

Region Province District Village Hazard Type Hazard ID Hazard Name Latitude Longitude Contamination Period Status Change Date Survey Date New or Resurvey Device Status Hazard Area Area cleared Area Reduced Manual Area Reduced MDD Partially clearance Remaining Area Hazard Classification Central Bamyan Bamyan Dahane Ahangaran MineField Hz-ID-20534 AF/2801/28752/MF0139 34.8062 67.90961 Pre 2001 25-Jun-18 23-Aug-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 51,540 45,687 3,679 49,366 2,174 CHA Central Bamyan Shibar Paymuri MineField Hz-ID-20610 AF/2802/28769/MF0103 34.75876 68.02058 Pre 2001 04-Oct-16 04-Oct-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 169,294 0 169,294 CHA Central Kabul Chahar Asyab Furmuli MineField Hz-ID-19164 AF/0109/00174/MF0149 34.43087 69.09953 Pre 2001 12-Nov-14 12-Nov-14 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 3,610 0 3,610 CHA Central Kabul Chahar Asyab Shahtut MineField MF-CA-1709 AF/0109/00230/MF0078 34.42518 69.06032 Pre 2001 25-Jun-18 27-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 69,512 50,948 50,948 18,564 CHA Central Kabul Chahar Asyab Shahtut MineField MF-CA-1710 AF/0109/00230/MF0079 34.42988 69.06223 Pre 2001 12-Jul-18 27-Sep-08 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 68,442 38,783 38,783 29,659 CHA Central Kabul Chahar Asyab Shahtut MineField MF-CA-1723 AF/0109/00230/MF0101 34.42988 69.06223 Pre 2001 01-Sep-18 27-Sep-08 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 56,624 24,366 24,366 32,258 CHA Central Kabul Chahar Asyab Shahtut MineField MF-CA-1751 AF/0109/00230/MF0118 34.42698 69.05912 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 27-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 341,526 245,929 245,929 95,597 CHA Central Kabul Dih Sabz Shaykhu MineField Hz-ID-21115 AF/0102/00322/MF0158 34.77481 69.23112 Pre 2001 03-Nov-18 11-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 57,781 56,635 1,148 57,783 -2 CHA Central Kabul Dih Sabz Shaykhu MineField Hz-ID-21116 AF/0102/00322/MF0159 34.77503 69.22903 Pre 2001 03-Nov-18 13-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 57,869 56,024 1,845 57,869 0 CHA Central Kabul Kabul Kololapushta MineField Hz-ID-21031 H/9765 34.53977 69.16328 Pre 2001 13-Jul-18 27-May-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 1,800 1,800 1,800 0 CHA Central Kabul Kabul Zalmu Restaurant MineField Hz-ID-20470 AF/0101/00014/MF0935 34.45251 69.08701 Pre 2001 26-Jul-16 26-Jul-16 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 55,215 0 55,215 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Baghgay MineField Hz-ID-20464 H/9552 34.36538 69.31387 Pre 2001 15-Sep-18 23-Jul-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 68,045 60,098 7,947 68,045 0 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Baghgay MineField Hz-ID-20465 H/9553 34.36633 69.31453 Pre 2001 15-Sep-18 24-Jul-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 55,171 68,136 7,703 75,839 -20,668 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Bato Khel MineField MF-HQ-14105 AF/0111/00289/MF0320 34.26199 69.37076 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Bato Khel MineField MF-HQ-14106 AF/0111/00289/MF0321 34.26055 69.36666 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 59,075 0 59,075 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Bato Khel MineField MF-HQ-14107 AF/0111/00289/MF0322 34.26205 69.35876 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 72,717 0 72,717 SHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Bato Khel MineField MF-HQ-14108 AF/0111/00289/MF0323 34.26194 69.35753 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 172,757 0 172,757 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Chakari MineField MF-HQ-14086 AF/0111/00145/MF0325 34.3431 69.4528 Pre 2001 16-Apr-18 01-Feb-10 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 5,400 5,679 780 6,459 -1,059 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Charwazi MineField MF-HQ-13377 AF/0111/00139/MF0270 34.32127 69.34496 Pre 2001 16-Sep-09 16-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,724 0 52,724 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Charwazi MineField MF-HQ-13411 AF/0111/00139/MF0289 34.32008 69.33084 Pre 2001 17-Sep-09 17-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 116,768 0 116,768 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Chawki MineField Hz-ID-21003 AF/0112/00162/MF0390 34.515 69.52395 Pre 2001 15-Apr-18 15-Apr-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 21,322 0 21,322 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Dawran Khel MineField MF-HQ-13407 AF/0111/00158/MF0305 34.42107 69.45792 Pre 2001 20-Oct-09 20-Oct-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Dawran Khel MineField MF-HQ-13408 AF/0111/00158/MF0306 34.41198 69.46363 Pre 2001 19-Oct-09 19-Oct-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 183,036 0 183,036 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Dawran Khel MineField MF-HQ-13409 AF/0111/00158/MF0307 34.41198 69.46363 Pre 2001 21-Oct-09 21-Oct-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 133,715 0 133,715 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Ghozgay MineField Hz-ID-17707 AF/0111/00142/MF0365 34.31366 69.36221 Pre 2001 28-Mar-13 15-Jan-13 New Hazard NTS AP Active 227,622 0 227,622 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Ghozgay MineField Hz-ID-17708 AF/0111/00142/MF0366 34.31342 69.3568 Pre 2001 31-Mar-13 15-Jan-13 New Hazard NTS AP Active 134,830 0 134,830 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Ghozgay MineField Hz-ID-17709 AF/0111/00142/MF0367 34.32133 69.37959 Pre 2001 13-May-18 15-Jan-13 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 90,021 91,000 91,000 -979 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Ghozgay MineField MF-HQ-13864 AF/0111/00142/MF0317 34.31847 69.3674 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 01-Dec-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 167,203 38,882 38,882 128,321 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Malang MineField MF-HQ-13379 AF/0111/00147/MF0268 34.32938 69.37698 Pre 2001 01-May-17 14-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 65,481 83,250 83,250 -17,769 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Malang MineField MF-HQ-13381 AF/0111/00147/MF0266 34.33229 69.38023 Pre 2001 16-Jan-17 07-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 133,588 140,800 140,800 -7,212 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Malang MineField MF-HQ-13435 AF/0111/00147/MF0273 34.32663 69.36703 Pre 2001 08-Oct-18 12-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 50,000 61,485 61,485 -11,485 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Malang MineField MF-HQ-13442 AF/0111/00147/MF0271 34.32695 69.37257 Pre 2001 03-Oct-17 06-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 110,200 115,665 115,665 -5,465 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Mirza Khan Karez MineField MF-HQ-12841 AF/0111/00157/MF0243 34.40957 69.31789 Pre 2001 18-Aug-09 18-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 9,970 0 9,970 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Qafas Kalay MineField MF-HQ-13102 AF/0112/00166/MF0261 34.50573 69.54334 Pre 2001 06-Aug-09 06-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 22,029 0 22,029 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Qafas Kalay MineField MF-HQ-13108 AF/0112/00166/MF0263 34.51324 69.54436 Pre 2001 11-Aug-09 11-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 20,792 0 20,792 CHA Central Kabul Khaki Jabbar Qafas Kalay MineField MF-HQ-13123 AF/0112/00166/MF0257 34.51145 69.5423 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 28,129 0 28,129 CHA Central Kabul Musayi Haji Malang MineField MF-HQ-11485 AF/0114/00456/MF0008 34.34028 69.21881 Pre 2001 29-Jul-09 29-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 58,046 0 58,046 CHA Central Kabul Musayi Qeshlaqe Sufla MineField Hz-ID-17929 AF/0114/00274/MF0013 34.4171 69.23931 Pre 2001 12-May-18 25-Apr-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 381,367 430,341 68,979 499,320 -117,953 CHA Central Kabul Musayi Qeshlaqe Sufla MineField MF-HQ-11481 AF/0114/00274/MF0005 34.4246 69.22799 Pre 2001 12-May-18 29-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 370,350 370,592 58,408 429,000 -58,650 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Badamqol MineField Hz-ID-19750 AF/0108/00476/MF0281 34.48154 68.88642 Pre 2001 16-May-15 16-May-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,740 0 19,740 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Badamqol MineField Hz-ID-19865 AF/0108/00476/MF0288 34.48446 68.85786 Pre 2001 31-Jul-15 31-Jul-15 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 157,316 0 157,316 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Katakhel MineField Hz-ID-19901 AF/0108/00500/MF0289 34.48871 68.86868 Pre 2001 17-Aug-15 17-Aug-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 21,945 0 21,945 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Katakhel MineField MF-CA-2120 AF/0108/00500/MF1664 34.53312 68.84775 Pre 2001 14-Sep-08 14-Sep-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,259 0 29,259 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Katakhel MineField MF-CA-2121 AF/0108/00500/MF1665 34.51954 68.85738 Pre 2001 20-Sep-08 20-Sep-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 41,841 0 41,841 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Katakhel MineField MF-HT-1132 AF/0108/00501/MF1661 34.49314 68.86545 Pre 2001 20-Jun-07 01-Jun-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 12,846 0 12,846 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Koca MineField Hz-ID-19158 AF/0108/00481/MF0277 34.48829 68.88946 Pre 2001 23-Nov-14 23-Nov-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 168,566 0 168,566 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Qal'eh ye Janda MineField Hz-ID-19024 AF/0108/00499/MF0274 34.49851 68.9195 Pre 2001 24-Sep-14 24-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 70,294 0 70,294 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Qal'eh ye Janda MineField Hz-ID-19026 AF/0108/00499/MF0273 34.49735 68.92038 Pre 2001 25-Sep-14 25-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 32,701 0 32,701 CHA Central Kabul Paghman Qal'eh-ye Hakim MineField Hz-ID-20847 AF/0108/00578/MF0292 34.62672 68.96803 Pre 2001 02-Oct-18 10-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 50,724 50,724 50,724 0 CHA Central Kabul Shakardara Qal'eh-ye Yonus MineField Hz-ID-21190 H/9780 34.70277 68.99194 Pre 2001 11-Jul-18 11-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,900 0 29,900 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Angurtak MineField Hz-ID-20776 AF/0112/00430/MF0609 34.59544 69.79168 Pre 2001 22-Mar-17 22-Mar-17 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 120,105 0 120,105 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Angurtak MineField Hz-ID-20778 AF/0112/00430/MF0610 34.59484 69.79279 Pre 2001 22-Mar-17 22-Mar-17 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 88,180 0 88,180 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Angurtak MineField MF-HQ-10356 AF/0112/00430/MF0294 34.59634 69.78539 Pre 2001 27-Nov-08 27-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 75,764 0 75,764 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField Hz-ID-17067 AF/0112/00397/MF0305 34.50513 69.79826 Pre 2001 28-Jun-12 02-Dec-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 73,519 0 73,519 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField Hz-ID-20404 AF/0112/00397/MF0603 34.5003 69.82979 Pre 2001 04-May-16 04-May-16 Resurvey NTS AP Active 35,135 0 35,135 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField Hz-ID-20406 AF/0112/00397/MF0604 34.5002 69.8292 Pre 2001 02-May-16 02-May-16 Resurvey NTS AP Active 9,875 0 9,875 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField Hz-ID-20408 AF/0112/00397/MF0605 34.49913 69.8255 Pre 2001 02-May-16 02-May-16 Resurvey NTS AP Active 63,487 0 63,487 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField Hz-ID-20410 AF/0112/00397/MF0606 34.5038 69.82381 Pre 2001 09-May-16 09-May-16 Resurvey NTS AP Active 25,989 0 25,989 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField MF-CA-2136 AF/0112/00397/MF0304 34.51177 69.80836 Pre 2001 30-Nov-08 30-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 56,538 0 56,538 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField MF-CA-2138 AF/0112/00397/MF0394 34.49936 69.81698 Pre 2001 26-Jan-09 30-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 6,912 0 6,912 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Debalay (2) MineField MF-CA-2139 AF/0112/00397/MF0395 34.49936 69.81698 Pre 2001 28-Jan-09 30-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 72,747 0 72,747 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Gogamunda MineField Hz-ID-20701 AF/0112/00399/MF0607 34.57059 69.60004 Pre 2001 04-Mar-17 04-Mar-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,996 0 9,996 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Kabratu (1) MineField Hz-ID-20770 AF/0112/00387/MF0608 34.71215 69.79096 Pre 2001 06-Mar-17 06-Mar-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 272,808 0 272,808 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Naghlu MineField Hz-ID-19708 AF/0112/00419/MF0578 34.611 69.76935 Pre 2001 03-Dec-18 09-Feb-15 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 42,502 19,330 19,330 23,172 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Shirin Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17017 AF/0112/00424/MF0527 34.55808 69.79478 Pre 2001 04-Jun-12 31-Mar-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 17,600 0 17,600 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Shirin Kalay MineField MF-CA-2194 AF/0112/00424/MF0444 34.55886 69.79756 Pre 2001 19-Mar-09 19-Mar-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 6,720 0 6,720 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Shpol Baba MineField MF-15864 AF/0112/00169/MF0517 34.55795 69.5243 Pre 2001 03-Dec-18 31-Mar-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 19,366 3,630 3,630 15,736 CHA Central Kabul Surobi Torkanay MineField MF-CA-2179 AF/0112/00638/MF0301 34.44209 69.61887 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 23-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 118,790 33,214 33,214 85,576 CHA Central Kapisa Alasay Sarekdar MineField MF-HQ-11489 AF/0206/00910/MF0001 34.89369 69.79956 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,038 0 57,038 SHA Central Kapisa Hisa-i-Awali Kohistan Sanjan MineField Hz-ID-17244 AF/0202/01017/MF0043 35.17032 69.36926 Pre 2001 09-Sep-12 05-Aug-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 291,960 0 291,960 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (1) MineField MF-15621 AF/0203/01043/MF7602 35.07244 69.48692 Pre 2001 01-Feb-11 29-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 25,500 0 25,500 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-15508 AF/0203/01047/MF7555 35.07478 69.49898 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 08-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,594 0 29,594 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-15606 AF/0203/01047/MF7603 35.07244 69.48692 Pre 2001 31-Jan-11 30-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 18,000 0 18,000 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-15608 AF/0203/01047/MF7604 35.07244 69.48692 Pre 2001 31-Jan-11 01-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 28,000 0 28,000 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-15609 AF/0203/01047/MF7605 35.07244 69.48692 Pre 2001 31-Jan-11 02-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 26,700 0 26,700 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-15610 AF/0203/01047/MF7606 35.07244 69.48692 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 03-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 22,500 0 22,500 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-15622 AF/0203/01047/MF7607 35.07244 69.48692 Pre 2001 01-Feb-11 04-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 22,000 0 22,000 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Durnama (2) MineField MF-16108 AF/0203/01047/MF7827 35.04199 69.49934 Pre 2001 18-Jul-11 05-Apr-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 15,000 0 15,000 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Malekar MineField MF-15623 AF/0203/01044/MF7609 35.10254 69.48857 Pre 2001 01-Feb-11 05-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,000 0 31,000 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Malekar MineField MF-15624 AF/0203/01044/MF7610 35.10257 69.48857 Pre 2001 01-Feb-11 06-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 33,000 0 33,000 CHA Central Kapisa Koh Band Malekar MineField MF-15625 AF/0203/01044/MF7611 35.10254 69.48857 Pre 2001 01-Feb-11 07-Dec-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 32,800 0 32,800 CHA Central Kapisa Mahmudi Raqi Mula Faqir Khel MineField Hz-ID-17433 AF/0201/00776/MF0089 35.02159 69.32538 Pre 2001 03-Dec-12 09-Sep-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 59 059CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Babaykhel MineField MF-15788 H/7649 35.10118 69.55212 Pre 2001 27-Mar-11 06-Jan-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,756 0 30,756 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Babaykhel MineField MF-15789 H/7650 35.10118 69.55212 Pre 2001 27-Mar-11 07-Jan-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,500 0 32,500 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Bagh Khana Bala MineField MF-HT-787 H/1779 35.02223 69.62308 Pre 2001 01-Jul-18 01-Aug-06 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 43,200 83,100 83,100 -39,900 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Bazare Badakhshi MineField MF-15637 H/7624 35.08223 69.62308 Pre 2001 01-May-18 02-Dec-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 41,850 73,868 73,868 -32,018 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Bazare Badakhshi MineField MF-15638 H/7625 35.02566 69.6282 Pre 2001 01-May-18 03-Dec-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 33,000 68,400 68,400 -35,400 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Eskenya MineField MF-16148 H/7691 35.03864 69.6115 Pre 2001 25-Jun-18 01-May-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 23,570 23,940 23,940 -370 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Feroza'i MineField MF-HT-798 H/1780 34.97143 69.6279 Pre 2001 10-Aug-06 01-Aug-06 New Hazard NTS AP Active 140,000 0 140,000 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Ghazibikhel MineField MF-15633 H/7623 35.08223 69.62308 Pre 2001 16-Jul-18 01-Dec-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 34,500 55,862 55,862 -21,362 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Gyawa-i-Payan MineField MF-15785 H/7646 35.00047 69.53563 Pre 2001 27-Mar-11 01-Jan-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,240 0 17,240 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Gyawa-i-Payan MineField MF-15786 H/7647 35.00047 69.53563 Pre 2001 27-Mar-11 02-Jan-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,920 0 19,920 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Gyawa-i-Payan MineField MF-15787 H/7648 35.00047 69.53563 Pre 2001 27-Mar-11 04-Jan-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,800 0 12,800 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Salakhel MineField MF-CA-1328 AF/0204/01088//MF014 35.06351 69.5615 Pre 2001 08-Oct-08 28-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 64,500 0 64,500 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Sherwani Bala MineField Hz-ID-21189 H/9808 35.02956 69.58637 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 17-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 89,000 100,150 100,150 -11,150 CHA Central Kapisa Nijrab Sherwani Bala MineField Hz-ID-21200 H/9809 35.02956 69.58637 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 19-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 83,930 101,280 101,280 -17,350 CHA Central Kapisa Tagab Karezuna MineField MF-HQ-10276 AF/0205/01068/MF0010 34.93729 69.61089 Pre 2001 02-Aug-18 03-Nov-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Transitional 406,251 699,308 699,308 -293,057 CHA Central Kapisa Tagab Kora MineField MF-HQ-11493 AF/0205/01069/MF0005 34.93758 69.62495 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 28-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 212,827 352,538 352,538 -139,711 CHA Central Kapisa Tagab Landakhel MineField Hz-ID-20629 AF/0205/00832/MF0012 34.80619 69.61709 Pre 2001 28-Nov-16 28-Nov-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,723 0 43,723 CHA Central Logar Baraki Barak Dehe Mogholan MineField Hz-ID-21036 AF/0503/03681/MF0005 33.98683 68.9964 Pre 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 229,180 0 229,180 CHA Central Logar Khoshi Arat MineField Hz-ID-17836 AF/0504/03715/MF0051 33.9613 69.26184 Pre 2001 06-May-13 25-Mar-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 166,966 0 166,966 CHA Central Logar Khoshi Arat MineField MF-HQ-12882 AF/0504/03715/MF0017 33.96843 69.24284 Pre 2001 05-Oct-09 05-Oct-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 81,510 0 81,510 CHA Central Logar Khoshi Dokanha-i-Dobandi MineField Hz-ID-18440 AF/0504/03696/MF0061 33.96284 69.31588 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 23-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 18,877 0 18,877 CHA Central Logar Khoshi Qarya-I-Dubandi MineField MF-HQ-1948 AF/0502/004/MF0005 33.95536 69.29983 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 03-Sep-95 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,000 0 14,000 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Baghe Sultan MineField Hz-ID-18210 AF/0505/03821/MF0074 34.16419 69.07527 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 02-Sep-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 784 0 784 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Burg MineField MF-HQ-13253 AF/0505/03831/MF0547 34.10552 69.19264 Pre 2001 26-Sep-09 22-Oct-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 483,150 0 483,150 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Dashtak(Loy Kalay) MineField Hz-ID-18365 AF/0505/03869/MF0685 34.32209 69.30564 Pre 2001 12-Jan-14 12-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,817 0 36,817 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Dashtak(Loy Kalay) MineField Hz-ID-18367 AF/0505/03869/MF0686 34.32363 69.30375 Pre 2001 12-Jan-14 14-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,314 0 32,314 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Dashtak(Loy Kalay) MineField Hz-ID-18370 AF/0505/03869/MF0687 34.29755 69.19263 Pre 2001 12-Jan-14 18-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,218 0 38,218 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Dashtak(Loy Kalay) MineField Hz-ID-18451 AF/0505/03869/MF0688 34.33712 69.29642 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 03-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 59,359 0 59,359 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Dashtak(Loy Kalay) MineField Hz-ID-18452 AF/0505/03869/MF0689 34.31331 69.30086 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 04-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 95,095 0 95,095 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Deh-e Manaka MineField MF-HQ-13111 AF/0505/03835/MF0331 34.12061 69.11723 Pre 2001 06-May-09 06-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 62,939 0 62,939 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Deh-e Manaka MineField MF-HQ-13113 AF/0505/03835/MF0332 34.12061 69.11723 Pre 2001 09-May-09 09-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 65,432 0 65,432 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Deh-e Manaka MineField MF-HQ-13114 AF/0505/03835/MF0333 34.12061 69.11723 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,606 0 39,606 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Deh-e Manaka MineField MF-HQ-13117 AF/0505/03835/MF0346 34.14993 69.10714 Pre 2001 13-May-09 13-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 63,182 0 63,182 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Deh-e Manaka MineField MF-HQ-13120 AF/0505/03835/MF0347 34.14858 69.10198 Pre 2001 16-May-09 16-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 74,100 0 74,100 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Deh-e Manaka MineField MF-HQ-13121 AF/0505/03835/MF0348 34.14993 69.10714 Pre 2001 18-May-09 18-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 61,320 0 61,320 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Hosaynkhel MineField Hz-ID-19071 AF/0505/03864/MF0624 34.2216 69.34059 Pre 2001 26-Sep-10 26-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 475,605 0 475,605 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Hosaynkhel MineField MF-HQ-13773 AF/0505/03864/MF0590 34.23989 69.35226 Pre 2001 30-Sep-10 30-Sep-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 335,957 0 335,957 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Mirzakhel MineField MF-CA-1616 AF/0505/03813/MF0222 34.20911 69.17673 Pre 2001 27-Jul-08 27-Jul-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 60,027 0 60,027 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Mirzakhel MineField MF-CA-1641 AF/0505/03813/MF0178 34.20817 69.17305 Pre 2001 19-Jul-08 19-Jul-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 53,554 0 53,554 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Mirzakhel MineField MF-CA-1642 AF/0505/03813/MF0179 34.20985 69.17579 Pre 2001 21-Jul-08 21-Jul-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 63,346 0 63,346 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Mola Bahadur MineField Hz-ID-18139 AF/0505/03818/MF0681 34.22116 69.0111 Pre 2001 02-Apr-18 13-Jul-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 7,715 7,715 7,715 0 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Nyazgul MineField MF-HQ-14130 AF/0505/03896/MF0589 34.24305 69.21239 Pre 2001 29-Oct-18 01-Feb-10 New Hazard NTS APATERW Transitional 177,536 26,400 26,400 151,136 SHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Panamay MineField MF-HQ-13083 AF/0505/03867/MF0337 34.3325 68.96041 Pre 2001 16-Oct-18 12-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 75,998 67,858 8,200 76,058 -60 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Panamay MineField MF-HQ-13084 AF/0505/03867/MF0340 34.33344 68.96681 Pre 2001 30-May-18 13-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 61,643 69,331 5,200 74,531 -12,888 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Panamay MineField MF-HQ-13085 AF/0505/03867/MF0341 34.33344 68.96681 Pre 2001 10-Nov-18 14-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 64,662 78,245 5,100 83,345 -18,683 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Panamay MineField MF-HQ-13103 AF/0505/03867/MF0335 34.33258 68.96041 Pre 2001 10-Nov-18 09-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 84,174 76,629 7,650 84,279 -105 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Panamay MineField MF-HQ-13104 AF/0505/03867/MF0336 34.3325 68.96041 Pre 2001 10-Nov-18 11-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 65,798 51,966 13,932 65,898 -100 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Panamay MineField MF-HQ-13107 AF/0505/03867/MF0334 34.3325 68.96041 Pre 2001 30-May-18 06-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 80,097 58,580 21,650 80,230 -133 CHA Central Logar Mohammad Agha Shahtut MineField MF-HQ-13143 AF/0505/03859/MF0351 34.13827 69.2686 Pre 2001 27-May-09 27-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 55,951 0 55,951 CHA Central Logar Puli Alam Altamur MineField MF-HQ-13622 AF/0501/04037/MF0145 33.79067 69.1377 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 05-Nov-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 166,173 0 166,173 CHA Central Logar Puli Alam Kuz Nurkhel MineField MF-HQ-13782 AF/0501/04038/MF0153 33.80359 69.07735 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 05-Dec-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,275 0 31,275 CHA Central Logar Puli Alam Oni Sayedan MineField Hz-ID-21037 AF/0501/03986/MF0203 33.98992 69.02914 Pre 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,858 0 24,858 CHA Central Logar Puli Alam Oni Sayedan MineField Hz-ID-21038 AF/0501/03986/MF0204 33.97894 69.01933 Pre 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 239,961 0 239,961 CHA Central Logar Puli Alam Oni Sayedan MineField Hz-ID-21039 AF/0501/03986/MF0205 33.97783 69.0079 Pre 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 232,421 0 232,421 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Ambokhak MineField MF-HQ-11508 AF/0406/02559/MF0027 34.16927 68.76141 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 180,864 0 180,864 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Ambokhak MineField MF-HQ-11509 AF/0406/02559/MF0026 34.16754 68.75014 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 4,479 0 4,479 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Ambokhak MineField MF-HQ-14000 AF/0407/02559/MF2027 34.14849 68.73776 Pre 2001 18-Jan-10 11-Jun-00 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 110,456 0 110,456 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Bum MineField MF-CA-171 AF/0406/02444/MF0001 34.05944 68.50063 Pre 2001 05-Apr-05 05-Apr-05 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 77,715 76,611 76,611 1,104 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Bum MineField MF-CA-174 AF/0406/02444/MF0002 34.05994 68.5043 Pre 2001 25-Apr-05 30-Apr-05 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 129,382 2,432 2,432 126,950 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Chaki Wardak MineField MF-HQ-12222 AF/0406/31854/MF0028 34.10072 68.57813 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 125,237 0 125,237 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Chaki Wardak MineField MF-HQ-12360 AF/0406/31854/MF0030 34.10348 68.57685 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 57,406 0 57,406 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Goda MineField MF-HQ-12486 AF/0406/02484/MF0031 34.21539 68.5209 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 120,618 0 120,618 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Jalil MineField MF-HQ-12455 AF/0406/02540/MF0020 34.14454 68.63361 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 226,470 0 226,470 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Langar MineField MF-HQ-12354 AF/0406/02558/MF0034 34.15343 68.67029 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 126,458 0 126,458 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Langar MineField MF-HQ-12545 AF/0406/02558/MF0036 34.15722 68.68663 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 102,771 0 102,771 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Langar MineField MF-HQ-12552 AF/0406/02558/MF0035 34.16362 68.69226 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 71,981 0 71,981 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Lwar MineField MF-HQ-12240 AF/0406/02495/MF0032 34.13356 68.63842 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 130,049 0 130,049 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Chaki Wardak Zaman Khail MineField MF-HQ-12289 AF/0406/00512/MF0004 34.14061 68.65243 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APATERW Active 431,900 0 431,900 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Bekhe Koh MineField Hz-ID-20576 AF/0405/02718/MF0010 34.3838 68.27764 Pre 2001 03-Sep-16 03-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 162,165 0 162,165 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Changd MineField MF-HQ-12212 H/2045 34.26464 68.40518 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 239,335 0 239,335 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Garmab MineField MF-HQ-12206 AF/0405/02688/MF0004 34.26015 68.31735 Pre 2001 21-Jul-09 21-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,757 0 37,757 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Qotubkhel MineField MF-HQ-12333 H/2044 34.22505 68.30072 Pre 2001 13-Sep-09 16-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 799,943 0 799,943 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Qulle Banu MineField Hz-ID-20577 AF/0405/02733/MF0011 34.39672 68.2854 Pre 2001 24-Sep-16 24-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 62,994 0 62,994 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Sare KotaleSufla MineField MF-HQ-12217 AF/0405/02763/MF0001 34.38416 68.36826 Pre 2001 21-Jul-07 21-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 8,622 0 8,622 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Shadimurda MineField Hz-ID-20578 AF/0405/02713/MF0012 34.385 68.29682 Pre 2001 25-Sep-16 25-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 170,061 0 170,061 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Day Mirdad Sosang MineField Hz-ID-20575 AF/0405/02718/MF0009 34.3838 68.27764 Pre 2001 01-Sep-16 01-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 164,291 0 164,291 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Barikak MineField Hz-ID-18067 AF/0403/03282/MF0014 34.46719 68.29873 Pre 2001 28-Jul-13 11-Jun-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 178,553 0 178,553 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Barikak MineField MF-HQ-12628 AF/0403/3282/MF0003 34.47641 68.2988 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,846 0 29,846 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Bursanak MineField MF-16685 AF/2802/03202/MF2054 34.48413 68.20615 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 13-Jul-00 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 30,304 0 30,304 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Chelemjay MineField Hz-ID-18006 AF/0403/03292/MF0013 34.47423 68.31585 Pre 2001 07-Jul-13 25-May-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,536 0 14,536 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Chelemjay MineField MF-HQ-12302 AF/0403/03292/MF0011 34.47308 68.30635 Pre 2001 23-Jul-09 23-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 212,158 0 212,158 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Jawqol MineField MF-HQ-12214 H/2053 34.4789 68.30083 Pre 2001 09-Sep-09 09-Jul-00 New Hazard NTS AP Active 150,000 0 150,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Qash MineField MF-HQ-12313 AF/0403/03284/MF2049 34.48467 68.26484 Pre 2001 09-Jul-00 09-Jul-00 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 64,522 0 64,522 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Hisa-I- Awali Bihsud Qash MineField MF-HQ-14002 AF/0403/03283/MF2051 34.48459 68.27011 Pre 2001 18-Jan-10 09-Jul-00 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 104,399 0 104,399 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Ahangaran MineField MF-HQ-11545 AF/0402/02243/MF0007 34.5035 68.63973 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,477 0 50,477 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Alakhel MineField MF-HQ-11546 AF/0402/02250/MF0003 34.46873 68.69577 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,053 0 19,053 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Alakhel MineField MF-HQ-11547 AF/0402/02250/MF0004 34.45672 68.68965 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 114,050 0 114,050 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Baghalak MineField MF-HQ-11569 AF/0402/02265/MF0012 34.51952 68.63948 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 88,606 0 88,606 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dara MineField MF-HQ-11534 AF/0402/02260/MF0006 34.50839 68.73285 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 249,275 0 249,275 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dara-I-Zyarat MineField MF-HQ-11525 AF/0402/32039/MF0016 34.48901 68.68137 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 385,312 0 385,312 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dara-I-Zyarat MineField MF-HQ-11526 AF/0402/32039/MF0013 34.47605 68.6711 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 18,000 0 18,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dara-I-Zyarat MineField MF-HQ-11527 AF/0402/32039/MF0014 34.48898 68.6815 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 110,000 0 110,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dara-I-Zyarat MineField MF-HQ-11528 AF/0402/32039/MF0015 34.48619 68.68134 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 36,000 0 36,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dare Sary MineField MF-HQ-11553 AF/0402/02275/MF0046 34.55268 68.6766 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 88,391 0 88,391 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Dewgan MineField MF-HQ-11561 AF/0402/02218/MF2064 34.41506 68.61362 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 102,295 0 102,295 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Deyak MineField MF-HQ-11467 AF/0402/02244/MF0037 34.47573 68.66112 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 15,000 0 15,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Diwlan (1) MineField MF-HQ-11549 AF/0402/02226/MF0001 34.48563 68.58664 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 210,889 0 210,889 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Diwlan (2) MineField MF-HQ-11550 AF/0402/02224/MF2077 34.48563 68.58665 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 16-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APATERW Active 154,364 0 154,364 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Esma'elkhel MineField MF-HQ-11540 AF/0402/02255/MF0031 34.47927 68.72865 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 248,738 0 248,738 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Esma'elkhel MineField MF-HQ-11541 AF/0402/02255/MF0032 34.46813 68.7108 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 127,100 0 127,100 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Esma'elkhel MineField MF-HQ-11542 AF/0402/02255/MF0029 34.46852 68.71545 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 46,200 0 46,200 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Esma'elkhel MineField MF-HQ-11543 AF/0402/02255/MF0030 34.46712 68.7038 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 28,500 0 28,500 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Esma'elkhel MineField MF-HQ-11544 AF/0402/02255/MF0050 34.45288 68.7007 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 173,250 0 173,250 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Ghundi Kalay MineField MF-HQ-11535 AF/0402/02149/MF0049 34.45384 68.74778 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 188,500 0 188,500 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Ghundi Kalay MineField MF-HQ-11536 AF/0402/02149/MF0048 34.46082 68.74686 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Honi MineField MF-HQ-11518 AF/0402/00764/MF0026 34.42581 68.46898 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 178,326 0 178,326 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jagha'in MineField MF-HQ-11554 AF/0402/02201/MF0034 34.43651 68.58435 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,422 0 29,422 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jagha'in MineField MF-HQ-11555 AF/0402/02201/MF0035 34.43623 68.58341 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 55,138 0 55,138 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jagha'in MineField MF-HQ-11556 AF/0402/02201/MF0036 34.43446 68.59474 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 26,169 0 26,169 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jagha'in MineField MF-HQ-11558 AF/0402/02201/MF0041 34.44185 68.58815 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 89,784 0 89,784 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jagha'in MineField MF-HQ-12141 AF/0402/02201/MF2071 34.42524 68.58052 Pre 2001 20-Sep-04 20-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 44,891 0 44,891 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jagha'in MineField MF-HQ-12198 AF/0402/02201/MF2069 34.43698 68.58122 Pre 2001 19-Sep-04 12-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,417 0 50,417 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jalrez MineField MF-HQ-11560 AF/0402/02231/MF0039 34.47234 68.64409 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,389 0 2,389 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jalrez MineField MF-HQ-11563 AF/0402/02231/MF0010 34.48113 68.6495 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 22,728 0 22,728 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Jalrez MineField MF-HQ-11564 AF/0402/02231/MF2081 34.47614 68.65919 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 32,407 0 32,407 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Kalacha MineField MF-HQ-11565 AF/0402/02234/MF0042 34.46131 68.6421 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 80,886 0 80,886 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Kalacha MineField MF-HQ-12153 AF/0402/02234/MF2083 34.4545 68.63522 Pre 2001 16-Sep-04 16-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 14,363 0 14,363 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Kalacha MineField MF-HQ-12155 AF/0402/02234/MF2084 34.45927 68.63373 Pre 2001 16-Sep-04 16-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,231 0 37,231 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Kharoti MineField MF-HQ-11529 AF/0402/02240/MF0019 34.48458 68.62876 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 40,559 0 40,559 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Kota-i-Sokhta MineField MF-HQ-11552 AF/0402/02267/MF0044 34.50979 68.64341 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 111,356 0 111,356 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Paywandha MineField MF-HQ-12181 AF/0402/02287/MF2087 34.59874 68.80285 Pre 2001 14-Sep-04 14-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 38,100 0 38,100 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Qole Baba MineField MF-HQ-11575 AF/0402/02223/MF0009 34.46476 68.5572 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 151,200 0 151,200 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Rahimkhel MineField MF-HQ-11532 AF/0402/02150/MF0027 34.46667 68.75445 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 264,000 0 264,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Safedqala MineField MF-HQ-11522 AF/0402/02209/MF0022 34.44012 68.47141 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 213,871 0 213,871 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Sange Polak MineField MF-HQ-11551 AF/0402/02228/MF0045 34.50885 68.63647 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 42,188 0 42,188 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Sehqala MineField MF-HQ-12151 H/2085 34.45102 68.66354 Pre 2001 15-Sep-04 15-Sep-04 New Hazard NTS AP Active 22,500 0 22,500 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Sehqala MineField MF-HQ-12154 H/2086 34.45192 68.65376 Pre 2001 15-Sep-04 15-Sep-04 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Takana MineField MF-HQ-11557 AF/0402/00160/MF0040 34.45429 68.56583 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 16,606 0 16,606 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Takana MineField MF-HQ-12142 AF/0402/00160/MF2089 34.45799 68.5668 Pre 2001 20-Sep-04 20-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 78,615 0 78,615 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Tazagul Kala MineField MF-HQ-11566 AF/0402/02235/MF0043 34.45745 68.64956 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 61,482 0 61,482 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Jalrez Tesha MineField MF-HQ-11537 AF/0402/02155/MF0008 34.47242 68.75044 Pre 2001 16-Jul-09 16-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 463,000 0 463,000 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Baladeh MineField MF-HQ-11548 AF/0401/02160/MF0066 34.48397 68.79089 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 95,586 0 95,586 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Burj MineField MF-HQ-12448 AF/0401/02164/MF0061 34.50848 68.82682 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 57,569 0 57,569 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Busraq MineField Hz-ID-18443 AF/0401/02139/MF0192 34.45433 68.81887 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 28-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,633 0 86,633 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Busraq MineField Hz-ID-18444 AF/0401/02139/MF0193 34.45433 68.81887 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 28-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 100,000 0 100,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Busraq MineField Hz-ID-18445 AF/0401/02139/MF0194 34.44983 68.80868 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 29-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Ghundakhel MineField MF-HQ-11464 AF/0401/02397/MF0072 34.37859 68.83051 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 246 0 246 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Ibrahim Khel MineField Hz-ID-18893 AF/0401/32023/MF0202 34.33999 68.89407 Pre 2001 01-Jun-14 01-Jun-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 57,641 0 57,641 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Ibrahim Khel MineField Hz-ID-18895 AF/0401/32023/MF0203 34.34311 68.86172 Pre 2001 03-Jun-14 03-Jun-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,915 0 39,915 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Ibrahim Khel MineField MF-HQ-12469 AF/0401/32023/MF0080 34.3437 68.86127 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,622 0 67,622 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Jendekhel MineField MF-HQ-12201 AF/0401/02154/MF2095 34.4686 68.77233 Pre 2001 04-May-05 12-Sep-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 27,385 0 27,385 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Jendekhel MineField MF-HQ-12459 AF/0401/02134/MF0059 34.45864 68.77002 Pre 2001 15-Jul-09 15-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,089 0 39,089 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kharuti MineField Hz-ID-19235 AF/0401/02130/MF0211 34.42915 68.80744 Pre 2001 11-Nov-14 11-Nov-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 181,060 0 181,060 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kharuti MineField Hz-ID-19236 AF/0401/02130/MF0212 34.42407 68.803 Pre 2001 08-Nov-14 08-Nov-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 111,688 0 111,688 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kharuti MineField MF-HQ-12476 AF/0401/02130/MF0062 34.42915 68.80744 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 73,576 0 73,576 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Khwajagan MineField Hz-ID-18898 AF/0401/02143/MF0207 34.42019 68.83438 Pre 2001 03-Jun-14 03-Jun-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 49,556 0 49,556 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Khwajagan MineField MF-HQ-12464 AF/0401/02145/MF0079 34.42234 68.83535 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 68,495 0 68,495 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kowt-e Ashrow MineField Hz-ID-19239 AF/0401/02134/MF0215 34.45339 68.7957 Pre 2001 23-Nov-14 23-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 126,483 0 126,483 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kowt-e Ashrow MineField MF-HQ-12454 AF/0401/02134/MF0058 34.45323 68.80145 Pre 2001 15-Jul-09 15-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 203,995 0 203,995 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kunda MineField MF-HQ-11524 AF/0401/02165/MF0068 34.5269 68.81501 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 59,671 0 59,671 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kunda MineField MF-HQ-11538 AF/0401/02165/MF0069 34.52725 68.82306 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,138 0 67,138 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Kunda MineField MF-HQ-11539 AF/0401/02165/MF0067 34.5286 68.81796 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 57,235 0 57,235 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Lewan MineField Hz-ID-18896 AF/0401/02161/MF0206 34.45007 68.84875 Pre 2001 01-Jun-14 01-Jun-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 24,748 0 24,748 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Lewan MineField MF-HQ-12040 AF/0401/02133/MF0063 34.45997 68.82468 Pre 2001 15-Jul-09 15-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 93,036 0 93,036 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Lewan MineField MF-HQ-12441 AF/0401/02186/MF0074 34.45417 68.85222 Pre 2001 15-Jul-09 15-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 348,722 0 348,722 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Mamaki MineField MF-HQ-11466 AF/0408/02254/MF0081 34.44865 68.74405 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 162,196 0 162,196 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Mamikhel MineField Hz-ID-18446 AF/0408/02394/MF0195 34.39403 68.81363 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 30-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Mamikhel MineField Hz-ID-18447 AF/0408/02394/MF0196 34.39397 68.82458 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 29-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Mamikhel MineField Hz-ID-18448 AF/0408/02394/MF0197 34.39831 68.82321 Pre 2001 06-Feb-14 29-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,997 0 9,997 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Molakhel MineField Hz-ID-18449 AF/0401/02127/MF0198 34.45104 68.76721 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 30-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Molakhel MineField Hz-ID-18450 AF/0401/02127/MF0199 34.45128 68.77275 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 30-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Qal'eh-ye-Jabar MineField MF-HQ-12462 AF/0401/02162/MF0054 34.5015 68.8205 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 646,570 0 646,570 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Qol MineField MF-HQ-12598 AF/0401/02158/MF0073 34.50508 68.78429 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 69,090 0 69,090 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Shahqadam MineField MF-HQ-12445 AF/0401/02178/MF0055 34.43703 68.86801 Pre 2001 15-Jul-09 15-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,124 0 31,124 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Shahqadam MineField MF-HT-1242 AF/0401/02178/MF1711 34.42558 68.87156 Pre 2001 11-Nov-06 01-Nov-06 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 99,530 0 99,530 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Soorqul MineField MF-CA-1451 AF/0108/00041/MF0148 34.44671 68.89465 Pre 2001 19-Aug-08 19-Aug-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,282 0 45,282 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Maydan Shahr Torkhel MineField Hz-ID-19237 AF/0401/02136/MF0213 34.41113 68.83134 Pre 2001 13-Nov-14 13-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 25,177 0 25,177 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Akhundzadakhel MineField MF-HQ-12523 AF/0408/02298/MF0028 34.35578 68.58022 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 63,488 0 63,488 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Andar MineField Hz-ID-19511 AF/0408/02357/MF0053 34.23283 68.84526 Pre 2001 01-Jan-15 01-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 64,235 0 64,235 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Andar MineField MF-HQ-12157 AF/0408/02357/MF0975 34.27899 68.83665 Pre 2001 19-Jun-04 19-Jun-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 68,321 0 68,321 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Ate Tangay MineField MF-HQ-11510 AF/0401/02170/MF0031 34.3706 68.93298 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,105 0 52,105 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Ate Tangay MineField MF-HQ-11511 AF/0401/02170/MF0030 34.36844 68.93555 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 79,425 0 79,425 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Ate Tangay MineField MF-HQ-11512 AF/0401/02170/MF0029 34.36835 68.93477 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 76,942 0 76,942 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Ate Tangay MineField MF-HQ-11514 AF/0401/02170/MF0012 34.37671 68.91702 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 101,371 0 101,371 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Ate Tangay MineField MF-HQ-11515 AF/0401/02170/MF0013 34.37548 68.91929 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 104,519 0 104,519 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Awalkhel MineField Hz-ID-19510 AF/0408/02365/MF0052 34.23872 68.84534 Pre 2001 10-Jan-15 10-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,309 0 43,309 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Awalkhel MineField MF-HQ-12156 AF/0408/02365/MF2098 34.25365 68.84982 Pre 2001 12-Apr-06 12-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 56,735 0 56,735 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Bar Shakabul MineField Hz-ID-20779 AF/0408/02361/MF0054 34.32411 68.82514 Pre 2001 10-Aug-17 10-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 123,921 0 123,921 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Chaghara MineField MF-HQ-12453 AF/0408/02368/MF0024 34.29272 68.8729 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 88,054 0 88,054 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Depak MineField MF-HQ-12230 AF/0401/02167/MF3088 34.38614 68.93965 Pre 2001 16-Jun-04 16-Jun-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,989 0 7,989 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Depak MineField MF-HQ-12596 AF/0401/02167/MF0035 34.38497 68.94289 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 58,193 0 58,193 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Depak MineField MF-HQ-12601 AF/0401/02167/MF0033 34.38369 68.92363 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,225 0 37,225 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Depak MineField MF-HQ-12606 AF/0401/02167/MF0034 34.38942 68.92596 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,730 0 50,730 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Depak MineField MF-HQ-12608 AF/0401/02167/MF0036 34.39126 68.95192 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,150 0 45,150 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Hajian (1) MineField MF-HQ-12478 AF/0408/02375/MF0010 34.33602 68.90199 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 90,463 0 90,463 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Jawqol MineField MF-HQ-12174 AF/0408/02289/MF0047 34.4018 68.73997 Pre 2001 14-Apr-06 12-Sep-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 92,650 0 92,650 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Karimdad MineField MF-HQ-12173 H/2108 34.36083 68.77471 Pre 2001 16-Apr-06 12-Sep-09 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 52,898 0 52,898 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Karimdad MineField MF-HQ-12484 AF/0408/02379/MF0018 34.37729 68.76977 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 65,000 0 65,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Mashikhel MineField MF-HQ-12826 AF/0408/02390/MF0048 34.35079 68.91725 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 113,608 0 113,608 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Padshakhel MineField Hz-ID-20845 AF/0408/02168/MF0056 34.35538 68.91752 Pre 2001 07-Oct-17 07-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 87,595 0 87,595 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Qala-I-Zeyarat Dadel MineField MF-HQ-12458 AF/0408/00115/MF0045 34.40468 68.64823 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 121,949 0 121,949 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Qal'eh-ye-Snagi MineField MF-HQ-11513 AF/0408/02374/MF0014 34.33207 68.89829 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 48,977 0 48,977 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Qal'eh-ye-Snagi MineField MF-HQ-11516 AF/0408/02374/MF0015 34.34019 68.88511 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 323,925 0 323,925 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Qol-e Myaqub MineField Hz-ID-19507 AF/0408/02323/MF0050 34.37124 68.65012 Pre 2001 18-Dec-14 18-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,748 0 26,748 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Qol-e Myaqub MineField MF-HQ-12219 AF/0408/02323/MF2110 34.36875 68.64778 Pre 2001 16-Jun-04 16-Jun-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 134,711 0 134,711 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Shah Kabul MineField Hz-ID-20780 AF/0408/00766/MF0055 34.31168 68.8519 Pre 2001 16-Aug-17 16-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 96,971 0 96,971 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Shah Kabul MineField MF-HQ-12218 AF/0408/00766/MF2115 34.29875 68.83799 Pre 2001 13-Jun-04 13-Jun-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 25,802 0 25,802 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Shahabuddin MineField MF-HQ-12465 AF/0408/00619/MF0042 34.31126 68.88096 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 156,061 0 156,061 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Shahabuddin MineField MF-HQ-12468 AF/0408/00619/MF0044 34.31303 68.87668 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 136,937 0 136,937 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Nirkh Shahabuddin MineField MF-HQ-12472 AF/0408/00619/MF0040 34.32123 68.8656 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 71,540 0 71,540 SHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Alayarkhel MineField MF-HQ-12658 AF/0407/03454/MF0036 34.02958 68.7314 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 112,171 0 112,171 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Bergi MineField MF-HQ-12553 AF/0407/03421/MF0072 34.0218 68.63438 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 111,771 0 111,771 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Dundokay MineField MF-HQ-12148 AF/0407/03397/MF2126 33.87522 68.61015 Pre 2001 06-Dec-04 07-Dec-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 3,460 0 3,460 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Dundokay MineField MF-HQ-12149 AF/0407/03397/MF2125 33.85119 68.60565 Pre 2001 07-Dec-04 07-Dec-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 21,776 0 21,776 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Haftasya MineField MF-HQ-12666 AF/0407/03392/MF0032 33.7967 68.63329 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 55,226 0 55,226 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Kuz Jangjay MineField MF-HQ-12741 AF/0407/03384/MF0057 33.78258 68.62867 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 235,892 0 235,892 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Qarya-i Amir MineField MF-HQ-12205 AF/0407/03452/MF2141 34.0375 68.84353 Pre 2001 05-Dec-04 05-Dec-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 80,000 0 80,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Salehkhel MineField MF-HQ-12765 AF/0407/03469/MF0020 34.13073 68.73905 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey TS AP Active 37,500 0 37,500 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Salehkhel MineField MF-HQ-12767 AF/0407/03469/MF0021 34.13078 68.73965 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 36,000 0 36,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Shekhabad MineField MF-HQ-12709 AF/0407/03483/MF0023 34.06879 68.75439 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 68,413 0 68,413 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Sherdadkhel MineField MF-HQ-12641 AF/0407/03470/MF0070 34.06663 68.76935 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 115,511 0 115,511 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Sisay MineField MF-HQ-12182 AF/0407/03473/MF2156 34.04049 68.74982 Pre 2001 04-Dec-04 04-Dec-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 98,991 0 98,991 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Sisay MineField MF-HQ-12186 AF/0407/03473/MF2157 34.04122 68.74665 Pre 2001 04-Dec-04 04-Dec-04 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 75,030 0 75,030 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Sisay MineField MF-HQ-12699 AF/0407/03473/MF0030 34.03249 68.73705 Pre 2001 06-Jul-09 06-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 67,175 0 67,175 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Sultankhel MineField MF-HQ-10278 AF/0407/03410/MF0012A 33.8783 68.6452 Pre 2001 17-May-09 17-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 10,356 0 10,356 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Syahchob MineField MF-HQ-12599 AF/0407/03465/MF0067 34.03887 68.7135 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 97,339 0 97,339 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Tagaw MineField MF-HQ-12659 AF/0407/03618/MF0044 33.97797 68.85151 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA Central Maydan Wardak Saydabad Zarsang MineField MF-HQ-12594 AF/0407/03464/MF0047 34.07411 68.72802 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 18,026 0 18,026 CHA Central Panjsher Khenj (Hese- Awal) Peshghor MineField Hz-ID-20726 H/9562 35.37942 69.71261 Pre 2001 19-Oct-16 19-Oct-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 76,100 0 76,100 CHA Central Panjsher Khenj (Hese- Awal) Peshghor MineField Hz-ID-20740 H/9561 35.38697 69.69646 Pre 2001 20-Oct-16 20-Oct-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 41,800 0 41,800 CHA Central Panjsher Khenj (Hese- Awal) Qabkhana MineField Hz-ID-20728 H/9566 35.46125 69.73111 Pre 2001 19-Nov-16 19-Nov-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,600 0 51,600 CHA Central Panjsher Khenj (Hese- Awal) Qabkhana MineField Hz-ID-20729 H/9567 35.46783 69.71824 Pre 2001 20-Nov-16 20-Nov-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,000 0 39,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-15525 H/7592 35.6647 69.77395 Pre 2001 27-Dec-10 08-Nov-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 35,490 0 35,490 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-15527 H/7601 35.6647 69.7395 Pre 2001 27-Dec-10 13-Nov-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16158 H/8022 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 28-Jul-11 08-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,323 0 25,323 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16160 H/8023 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 28-Jul-11 19-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 55,640 0 55,640 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16162 H/8025 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 31-Jul-11 14-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 48,600 0 48,600 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16163 H/8026 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 31-Jul-11 17-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,770 0 37,770 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16164 H/8027 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 31-Jul-11 15-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,610 0 57,610 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16165 H/8028 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 31-Jul-11 18-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 47,700 0 47,700 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16166 H/8029 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 31-Jul-11 12-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,260 0 40,260 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16167 H/8030 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 31-Jul-11 12-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,775 0 42,775 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16256 H/8131 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 14-Sep-11 17-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,120 0 33,120 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16257 H/8132 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 15-Sep-11 18-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,480 0 24,480 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16258 H/8133 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 15-Sep-11 19-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 35,520 0 35,520 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16263 H/8130 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 15-Sep-11 16-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,400 0 26,400 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16267 H/8098 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 18-Sep-11 06-Aug-11 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,600 0 33,600 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16270 H/8100 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 18-Sep-11 09-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,800 0 33,800 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16271 H/8127 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 18-Sep-11 10-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,600 0 30,600 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16272 H/8128 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 19-Sep-11 13-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 34,750 0 34,750 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16273 H/8129 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 19-Sep-11 14-Aug-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,920 0 33,920 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16545 H/8185 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 26-Jan-12 24-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,500 0 37,500 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16569 H/8034 35.66437 69.77876 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 06-Jul-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,448 0 16,448 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16574 H/8101 35.66437 69.77876 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 09-Jul-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,469 0 20,469 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16577 H/8102 35.6647 69.77395 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 11-Jul-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,456 0 20,456 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16598 H/8173 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 08-Sep-18 15-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 25,400 21,590 21,590 3,810 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16600 H/8171 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 14-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 35,600 48,699 48,699 -13,099 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16601 H/8169 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 12-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,000 0 39,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16602 H/8167 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 10-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,100 0 38,100 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16603 H/8166 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 09-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16610 H/8181 35.6644 69.77822 Pre 2001 08-Sep-18 21-Sep-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 40,700 40,745 40,745 -45 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16611 H/8182 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 21-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 35,200 0 35,200 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16612 H/8136 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 01-Feb-12 06-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16620 H/8174 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 16-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 169,200 0 169,200 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16623 H/8175 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 08-Oct-18 17-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 33,000 20,360 20,360 12,640 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16625 H/8176 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 08-Sep-18 17-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 37,500 35,300 35,300 2,200 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16628 H/8177 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 18-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 35,000 0 35,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16632 H/8178 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 19-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,000 0 37,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16635 H/8179 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 19-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,000 0 38,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16637 H/8180 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 20-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16640 H/8184 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 23-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,400 0 37,400 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Chawni Khawak MineField MF-16697 H/8183 35.6644 69.77822 Pre 2001 26-Feb-12 22-Sep-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,500 0 31,500 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18883 H/8802 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 03-Jul-14 03-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,246 0 51,246 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18884 H/8803 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 05-Jul-14 05-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,550 0 37,550 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18885 H/8804 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 07-Jul-14 07-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,522 0 32,522 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18886 H/8805 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 09-Jul-14 09-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,542 0 37,542 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18888 H/8806 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 10-Jul-14 10-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 41,232 0 41,232 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18890 H/8807 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 12-Jul-14 12-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,752 0 33,752 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18892 H/8808 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 14-Jul-14 14-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,748 0 33,748 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18894 H/8809 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 16-Jul-14 16-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,497 0 37,497 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18897 H/8810 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 17-Jul-14 17-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,750 0 33,750 CHA Central Panjsher Paryan Dehe Khawak MineField Hz-ID-18900 H/8811 35.6261 69.92364 Pre 2001 18-Jul-14 18-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,488 0 32,488 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Bajawri MineField Hz-ID-20456 H/9444 34.98524 69.30228 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 14-Jul-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 400 400 400 0 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Gojurkhel MineField Hz-ID-20469 AF/0308/01637/MF0449 34.97661 69.26646 Pre 2001 01-May-18 17-Jul-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 630 630 630 0 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Gojurkhel MineField Hz-ID-20533 H/9557 34.96844 69.27948 Pre 2001 19-Jun-18 22-Aug-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 595 1,580 1,580 -985 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Gojurkhel MineField MF-HQ-15111 AF/0308/01637/MF0355-HR 34.96789 69.27683 Pre 2001 12-Jul-10 12-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Jala MineField Hz-ID-20384 AF/0308/00516/MF0447 34.92658 69.47563 Pre 2001 12-Oct-15 12-Oct-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 14,965 0 14,965 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Jala MineField MF-HT-882 H/1880 34.9273 69.4894 Pre 2001 12-Aug-06 01-Aug-06 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,250 0 2,250 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Kharoti MineField Hz-ID-20386 AF/0309/01687/MF0448 34.98289 69.34887 Pre 2001 24-Nov-18 14-Jun-16 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 18,035 5,013 5,013 13,022 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Qal'eh-ye Ahmadkhan MineField Hz-ID-21240 AF/0308/01635/MF0454 34.91714 69.30849 Pre 2001 27-Aug-18 26-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 40,333 40,333 40,333 0 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Qal'eh-ye Ahmadkhan MineField MF-CA-2201 AF/0308/01635/MF0249-HR 34.93459 69.29197 Pre 2001 19-Mar-09 19-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 69,940 0 69,940 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Qal'eh-ye Malek MineField MF-15477 AF/0308/01646/MF0366 34.97072 69.21033 Pre 2001 15-Dec-10 02-Dec-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 195 0 195 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Qal'eh-ye Yozbashi MineField Hz-ID-17023 AF/0308/01636/MF0407 34.93138 69.27235 Pre 2001 14-May-12 14-May-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 6,200 5,691 5,691 509 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Qal'eh-ye Yozbashi MineField MF-16513 AF/0308/1635/MF0021-HR 34.93106 69.26519 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 01-Jan-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 1,500 0 1,500 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Takhcha MineField MF-HQ-15114 AF/0308/00004/MF0353 34.99859 69.31092 Pre 2001 17-Jun-10 14-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,339 0 1,339 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Yosbashi Ulia MineField Hz-ID-18118 AF/0308/00015/MF0433 34.93236 69.26858 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 18-Jun-13 Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,600 0 10,600 CHA Central Parwan Bagram Yosbashi Ulia MineField MF-CA-1822 H/5473-HR 34.93309 69.26504 Pre 2001 04-Dec-08 04-Dec-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,600 0 26,600 CHA Central Parwan Jabalussaraj Lakar MineField Hz-ID-20748 AF/0302/01791/MF8975/A 35.16318 69.27294 Pre 2001 28-Mar-18 21-Feb-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 123,795 92,260 1,296 93,556 30,239 CHA Central Parwan Jabalussaraj Tutak MineField Hz-ID-21064 H/9779 35.08299 69.11864 Pre 2001 06-Aug-18 15-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 63,540 66,717 66,717 -3,177 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Esma'ilkhel MineField Hz-ID-19028 AF/0309/01698/MF0014 34.61504 69.45269 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 07-Sep-14 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 11,974 4,500 4,500 7,474 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Karezgay MineField Hz-ID-19166 AF/0309/01682/MF0016 34.87079 69.34724 Pre 2001 02-Jun-18 27-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 49,774 49,774 49,774 0 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Karezgay MineField Hz-ID-19167 AF/0309/01682/MF0017 34.86672 69.34551 Pre 2001 02-Jun-18 27-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 90,896 90,896 90,896 0 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Karezgay MineField Hz-ID-19168 AF/0309/01682/MF0018 34.85141 69.33697 Pre 2001 02-Jun-18 27-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 256,000 255,983 3,000 258,983 -2,983 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Karezgay MineField Hz-ID-19244 AF/0309/01682/MF0019 34.8541 69.33697 Pre 2001 02-Jun-18 15-Dec-14 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 237,006 235,503 235,503 1,503 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Karezgay MineField Hz-ID-19245 AF/0309/01682/MF0020 34.84993 69.33382 Pre 2001 02-Jun-18 14-Dec-14 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 551,190 551,130 6,125 557,255 -6,065 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Khawra Khawre MineField MF-HT-923 AF/0309/01702/MF1890 34.72305 69.50429 Pre 2001 04-Aug-06 01-Aug-06 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 66,600 0 66,600 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19605 AF/0309/01684/MF0029 34.83376 69.32418 Pre 2001 28-Feb-15 28-Feb-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 104,199 0 104,199 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19609 AF/0309/01684/MF0033 34.81957 69.30739 Pre 2001 01-Jun-18 12-Mar-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 90,248 94,665 94,665 -4,417 SHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19613 AF/0309/01684/MF0034 34.82076 69.30861 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 13-Mar-15 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 127,438 126,755 126,755 683 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19614 AF/0309/01684/MF0035 34.82237 69.31077 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 13-Mar-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 132,749 136,339 136,339 -3,590 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19616 AF/0309/01684/MF0037 34.82564 69.31434 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 14-Mar-15 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 154,547 153,361 153,361 1,186 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19617 AF/0309/01684/MF0038 34.82672 69.31642 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 14-Mar-15 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 126,620 128,082 128,082 -1,462 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField Hz-ID-19618 AF/0309/01684/MF0039 34.82848 69.31672 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 14-Mar-15 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 91,180 92,951 92,951 -1,771 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField MF-HQ-14476 AF/0309/01684/MF6801 34.82913 69.32151 Pre 2001 26-Oct-18 24-Feb-10 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 45,010 47,120 47,120 -2,110 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField MF-HQ-14477 AF/0309/01684/MF6803 34.82913 69.32151 Pre 2001 26-Oct-18 26-Feb-10 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 45,011 45,012 45,012 -1 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField MF-HQ-14491 AF/0309/01684/MF6802 34.83295 69.32087 Pre 2001 25-Feb-10 25-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA Central Parwan Kohi Safi Shawo Kalay(Pas Asanzi) MineField MF-HT-919 AF/0309/01684/MF1897 34.83565 69.32087 Pre 2001 03-Jul-06 28-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA Central Parwan Salang Aulang MineField MF-HT-761 H/1931 35.29403 69.10138 Pre 2001 09-Jul-07 22-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 96,000 0 96,000 CHA Central Parwan Salang Ghaw MineField Hz-ID-21249 H/9834 35.24316 69.15913 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 07-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,820 0 30,820 CHA Central Parwan Salang Hejane Belandi MineField Hz-ID-20747 AF/0303/01878/MF0029 35.24083 69.17971 Pre 2001 10-Jul-18 21-Nov-16 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 62,349 59,849 59,849 2,500 CHA Central Parwan Salang Kaftarkhana MineField Hz-ID-21315 AF/0303/01842/MF0064 35.24931 69.14482 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 13-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 126,005 0 126,005 CHA Central Parwan Salang Kaftarkhana MineField MF-CA-2051 H/1908 35.2502 69.14377 Pre 2001 19-Jul-18 10-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 26,500 30,123 2,500 32,623 -6,123 CHA Central Parwan Salang Myanagl MineField MF-HQ-13589 H/6294 35.30692 69.07862 Pre 2001 04-Aug-18 21-Oct-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 34,500 35,300 35,300 -800 CHA Central Parwan Salang Paja MineField Hz-ID-18736 H/8540 35.18844 69.20944 Pre 2001 01-Jun-18 26-Apr-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 32,500 39,840 39,840 -7,340 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Bede Shekh'ali MineField MF-CA-1147 H/4224 34.98248 68.61278 Pre 2001 10-Apr-08 10-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,150 0 1,150 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Behude Bala MineField MF-CA-1142 H/1992 34.99227 68.59555 Pre 2001 05-Jun-08 05-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,000 0 4,000 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Behude Bala MineField MF-CA-1143 H/4292 34.98527 68.60058 Pre 2001 06-Jun-08 06-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,500 0 2,500 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Behude Bala MineField MF-CA-1146 H/1990 34.98438 68.61334 Pre 2001 04-Aug-08 04-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,500 0 2,500 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Bolaq MineField MF-CA-1224 H/4220 34.99622 68.43945 Pre 2001 06-Apr-08 06-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,400 0 9,400 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Bolaq MineField MF-CA-1225 H/4221 34.99942 68.44336 Pre 2001 07-Apr-08 07-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,980 0 8,980 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Bolaq MineField MF-CA-1254 H/4219 35.00139 68.41755 Pre 2001 05-Apr-08 05-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,500 0 10,500 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Dahane Kotak MineField MF-CA-1220 H/1984 34.98378 68.44328 Pre 2001 21-Oct-18 12-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 75,000 91,400 91,400 -16,400 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Dahane Kotak MineField MF-CA-1221 H/1985 34.98617 68.37511 Pre 2001 14-May-08 14-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,000 0 46,000 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Gandab MineField MF-CA-1575 H/2022 34.84233 68.65102 Pre 2001 12-Oct-08 12-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,400 0 6,400 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Gumbadak MineField MF-CA-1174 H/1996 34.96911 68.47829 Pre 2001 21-Apr-08 21-Apr-08 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 71,460 71,460 71,460 0 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Kenderake Dektor MineField MF-15908 H/7687 34.97037 68.47009 Pre 2001 05-May-11 13-Mar-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,350 0 31,350 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Khake Gholm'ali MineField MF-CA-1234 H/4247 34.97054 68.56279 Pre 2001 11-May-08 11-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 54,000 0 54,000 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Khake Gholm'ali MineField MF-CA-1236 H/4246 34.9723 68.55664 Pre 2001 01-May-08 01-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,000 0 31,000 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Merka Nirkh MineField MF-CA-1198 H/4283 34.91037 68.4988 Pre 2001 18-May-08 18-May-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 36,500 0 36,500 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Saidan MineField Hz-ID-18294 AF/0306/00002/MF0004 34.94427 68.50561 Pre 2001 01-Apr-17 19-Sep-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 160,696 204,500 204,500 -43,804 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Saie Paien MineField Hz-ID-20957 H/9597 34.95985 68.59632 Pre 2001 20-Nov-17 20-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,600 0 70,600 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Saie Paien MineField Hz-ID-20958 H/9598 34.96119 68.59801 Pre 2001 22-Nov-17 22-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 54,800 0 54,800 CHA Central Parwan Shekh Ali Somuchak MineField MF-CA-1172 H/1995 34.98675 68.37559 Pre 2001 13-May-08 13-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,000 0 63,000 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Chakar MineField Hz-ID-21448 H/10004 34.99776 69.0788 Pre 2001 17-Nov-18 17-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 246,590 0 246,590 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Chakar MineField MF-HT-60 H/3850 34.99181 69.07533 Pre 2001 16-Aug-18 22-Oct-07 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 64,170 64,382 64,382 -212 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Chakar MineField MF-HT-703 H/2003 34.99181 69.07533 Pre 2001 16-Aug-18 01-Mar-02 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 62,060 62,060 62,060 0 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Chenardara MineField MF-CA-1428 H/4288 35.03912 69.11295 Pre 2001 01-Jun-18 23-Jul-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 53,750 54,782 54,782 -1,032 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Dahane Bedqol MineField MF-CA-1395 H/4276 35.065 69.12223 Pre 2001 01-May-17 21-May-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 63,500 61,500 61,500 2,000 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Dahane Shato MineField Hz-ID-21056 H/9773 35.08878 69.10738 Pre 2001 16-Jul-18 04-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 106,380 128,168 128,168 -21,788 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Dahane Shato MineField Hz-ID-21327 H/10003 35.07194 69.11891 Pre 2001 17-Oct-18 17-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 158,280 0 158,280 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Heir/ Qala MineField MF-CA-1883 H/5421 35.11287 69.0659 Pre 2001 07-Jun-18 21-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 38,000 28,231 28,231 9,769 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Khake Sango MineField MF-HQ-12416 H/6254 35.03263 68.76663 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 01-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 1,050 7,240 7,240 -6,190 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Mola'i MineField Hz-ID-21058 H/9775 35.08475 69.09922 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 08-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 111,431 132,298 132,298 -20,867 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Mola'i MineField Hz-ID-21059 H/9776 35.08475 69.09922 Pre 2001 07-Oct-18 10-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 113,860 121,798 121,798 -7,938 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Mola'i MineField Hz-ID-21060 H/9777 35.08475 69.09922 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 12-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 113,000 47,776 47,776 65,224 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Mola'i MineField Hz-ID-21062 H/9778 35.08475 69.09922 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 14-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 120,870 24,518 24,518 96,352 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Qashqal(Shinwari) MineField MF-HQ-12348 H/2013 35.00894 69.03335 Pre 2001 11-Jun-18 08-Sep-04 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 80,000 103,448 103,448 -23,448 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21284 H/9811 35.11948 69.06765 Pre 2001 02-Aug-18 02-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 111,920 0 111,920 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21285 H/9846 35.10655 69.06409 Pre 2001 15-Aug-18 15-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 96,596 0 96,596 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21286 H/9841 35.11948 69.06765 Pre 2001 04-Aug-18 04-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 106,990 0 106,990 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21287 H/9842 35.11573 69.06727 Pre 2001 06-Aug-18 06-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 101,490 0 101,490 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21288 H/9843 35.1126 69.06757 Pre 2001 08-Aug-18 08-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 92,690 0 92,690 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21289 H/9844 35.11153 69.06647 Pre 2001 11-Aug-18 11-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 106,990 0 106,990 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21290 H/9845 35.10655 69.06409 Pre 2001 13-Aug-18 13-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 126,695 0 126,695 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21291 H/9847 35.10285 69.06474 Pre 2001 16-Aug-18 16-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 106,220 0 106,220 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21292 H/9848 35.11688 69.06765 Pre 2001 17-Aug-18 17-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 103,150 0 103,150 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21293 H/9849 35.11948 69.06765 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 115,240 0 115,240 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21294 H/9850 35.11948 69.06765 Pre 2001 19-Aug-18 19-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 108,640 0 108,640 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21330 H/9979 35.11948 69.06765 Pre 2001 06-Sep-18 06-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 114,870 0 114,870 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21331 H/9980 35.11948 69.06765 Pre 2001 07-Sep-18 07-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 144,160 0 144,160 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21332 H/9982 35.11153 69.06647 Pre 2001 08-Sep-18 08-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 129,310 0 129,310 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21333 H/9983 35.10655 69.06409 Pre 2001 09-Sep-18 09-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 136,560 0 136,560 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Saygi MineField Hz-ID-21334 H/9984 35.10655 69.06409 Pre 2001 10-Sep-18 10-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 135,720 0 135,720 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Shewa MineField MF-16417 H/8337 35.01467 68.99286 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 19-Nov-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 26,250 39,690 39,690 -13,440 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Tajiki Kafshan MineField Hz-ID-21321 H/9756 35.10102 68.9958 Pre 2001 17-May-18 17-May-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 108,820 0 108,820 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Tajiki Kafshan MineField Hz-ID-21323 H/9757 35.10364 68.99778 Pre 2001 19-May-18 19-May-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 114,940 0 114,940 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Tajiki Kafshan MineField Hz-ID-21325 H/9760 35.10786 69.00414 Pre 2001 22-May-18 22-May-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 92,304 0 92,304 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Tajiki Kafshan MineField Hz-ID-21336 H/9758 35.10102 68.9958 Pre 2001 20-May-18 20-May-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 99,870 0 99,870 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Tauskhel MineField MF-CA-1788 H/5424 35.00601 69.08396 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 23-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 58,800 70,852 70,852 -12,052 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Toghzar MineField MF-CA-1864 H/5423 35.13761 69.0741 Pre 2001 15-Aug-18 22-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 22,000 28,597 28,597 -6,597 CHA Central Parwan Shinwari Toghzar MineField MF-HQ-11835 H/5426 35.13352 69.07147 Pre 2001 03-Nov-08 03-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 35,000 0 35,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Baghe Kham MineField MF-HQ-10373 H/5930 34.99402 68.71456 Pre 2001 07-Apr-09 07-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,107 0 10,107 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Baghe Kham MineField MF-HQ-10376 H/1856 34.9922 68.69481 Pre 2001 04-Apr-09 04-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,300 0 25,300 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Baghe Kham MineField MF-HQ-11740 H/5483 35.01319 68.69784 Pre 2001 02-Dec-08 02-Dec-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 54,500 0 54,500 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Baghe Kham MineField MF-HQ-11849 H/1826 35.01314 68.69784 Pre 2001 01-Dec-08 01-Dec-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,840 0 43,840 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Bakas MineField MF-HQ-10265 H/5970 35.03794 68.75182 Pre 2001 13-Apr-09 13-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,000 0 10,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Bakas MineField MF-HQ-10417 H/5975 35.06806 68.74085 Pre 2001 10-Apr-09 10-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,480 0 3,480 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Bakas MineField MF-HQ-10423 H/5976 35.0713 68.74203 Pre 2001 10-Apr-09 10-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,600 0 3,600 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Balakhel MineField MF-HQ-10430 H/5957 34.93868 68.87095 Pre 2001 16-Apr-09 21-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,000 0 2,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Balakhel MineField MF-HQ-14005 H/1841 34.959 68.90558 Pre 2001 05-Apr-09 05-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,230 0 2,230 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Chahar Deh-ye Ghowr Band MineField MF-16652 H/6822 34.9849 68.7652 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 13-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,500 0 42,500 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Chelan MineField MF-HQ-11962 H/5434 34.9817 68.72354 Pre 2001 11-Nov-08 11-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,000 0 39,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Chelan MineField MF-HQ-11973 H/5433 34.98086 68.72165 Pre 2001 10-Nov-08 10-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,000 0 39,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Chelan MineField MF-HQ-12004 H/1829 34.97913 68.7199 Pre 2001 12-Nov-08 12-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Do Ab MineField Hz-ID-19529 H/9251 34.95871 68.65173 Pre 2001 03-Feb-15 03-Feb-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 73,150 0 73,150 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11395 H/1855 35.00231 68.66953 Pre 2001 22-Nov-08 22-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 51,000 0 51,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11415 H/1839 34.97739 68.71099 Pre 2001 08-Oct-08 08-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 5,412 0 5,412 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11734 H/5420 35.06857 68.66032 Pre 2001 25-Oct-08 25-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 47,500 0 47,500 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11776 H/1835 34.97676 68.70616 Pre 2001 16-Nov-08 16-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,500 0 7,500 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11785 H/1837 34.93751 68.67597 Pre 2001 18-Nov-08 18-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,000 0 70,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11803 H/5430 34.94698 68.67594 Pre 2001 07-Nov-08 07-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,000 0 70,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11806 H/5427 34.9728 68.68789 Pre 2001 04-Nov-08 04-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11808 H/5429 34.94383 68.67595 Pre 2001 06-Nov-08 06-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,000 0 70,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11820 H/1854 34.99092 68.68092 Pre 2001 21-Nov-08 21-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,056 0 37,056 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11846 H/1833 34.97625 68.69958 Pre 2001 15-Nov-08 15-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 60,120 0 60,120 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11854 H/1834 34.97233 68.68883 Pre 2001 08-Nov-08 08-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11977 H/1838 34.97615 68.71349 Pre 2001 07-Nov-08 07-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 32,520 0 32,520 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Ferenjal MineField MF-HQ-11989 H/5428 34.94067 68.67556 Pre 2001 05-Nov-08 05-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,000 0 70,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Galyan MineField MF-HQ-11982 H/1836 34.9869 68.7636 Pre 2001 17-Nov-08 17-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 103,120 0 103,120 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Galyan MineField MF-HQ-14583 H/6886 34.9869 68.7636 Pre 2001 10-May-10 10-May-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,850 0 50,850 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Galyan MineField MF-HQ-14584 H/6887 34.98354 68.76628 Pre 2001 10-May-10 10-May-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 41,000 0 41,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Galyan MineField MF-HQ-14586 H/6888 34.98467 68.76789 Pre 2001 11-May-10 11-May-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,000 0 53,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Galyan MineField MF-HQ-14587 H/6889 34.98673 68.76593 Pre 2001 11-May-10 11-May-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,300 0 46,300 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Galyan MineField MF-HQ-14836 H/6821 34.99243 68.76373 Pre 2001 12-Mar-10 12-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Haji-aslamkhan MineField Hz-ID-20219 H/8991 35.06688 68.66491 Pre 2001 08-Nov-14 08-Nov-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 47,520 0 47,520 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Haji-aslamkhan MineField Hz-ID-20220 H/8992 35.06688 68.66491 Pre 2001 14-Nov-14 14-Nov-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 52,508 0 52,508 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Haji-aslamkhan MineField Hz-ID-20221 H/8993 35.06688 68.66491 Pre 2001 11-Nov-14 11-Nov-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,110 0 60,110 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Joy-dukhtar MineField MF-HQ-11863 H/1844 35.03605 68.76495 Pre 2001 19-Nov-08 19-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Lich MineField MF-HQ-10382 H/5926 35.01889 68.74465 Pre 2001 13-Apr-09 13-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 25,133 0 25,133 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Mazana MineField MF-CA-1218 H/1849 35.00704 68.63512 Pre 2001 06-May-08 06-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,750 0 2,750 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Mazana MineField MF-CA-1219 H/1852 34.99794 68.64905 Pre 2001 05-May-08 05-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,500 0 32,500 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-10259 H/5954 34.96528 68.90136 Pre 2001 17-Apr-09 17-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 145 0 145 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-10377 H/5952 34.96727 68.9017 Pre 2001 19-Apr-09 19-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,050 0 1,050 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-10378 H/5953 34.96635 68.90143 Pre 2001 18-Apr-09 18-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 130 0 130 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-10381 H/5955 34.96517 68.9016 Pre 2001 16-Apr-09 16-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25 025CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-10386 H/5956 34.9606 68.90578 Pre 2001 16-Apr-09 16-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 700 0 700 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-11857 H/1853 34.98011 68.89109 Pre 2001 20-Nov-08 20-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20 020CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Myandeh MineField MF-HQ-11991 H/5432 34.98012 68.89205 Pre 2001 09-Nov-08 09-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32 032CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Qabila MineField MF-HQ-10432 H/5958 34.95672 68.91479 Pre 2001 15-Apr-09 15-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 690 0 690 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Qemchaq MineField MF-HQ-10420 H/5959 35.07172 68.84146 Pre 2001 21-Apr-09 21-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,000 0 2,000 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Qemchaq MineField MF-HQ-10435 H/5960 35.07652 68.84772 Pre 2001 20-Apr-09 20-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 41,350 0 41,350 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Saqa MineField Hz-ID-18001 H/8502 35.0053 68.72943 Pre 2001 07-Jul-13 03-Mar-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 28,428 0 28,428 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Saqa MineField Hz-ID-18002 H/8503 35.0053 68.72943 Pre 2001 07-Jul-13 04-Mar-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 19,263 0 19,263 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Zaynal MineField MF-HQ-10411 H/5973 35.05489 68.74924 Pre 2001 11-Apr-09 11-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,435 0 1,435 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Zaynal MineField MF-HQ-10414 H/5971 35.04696 68.75359 Pre 2001 12-Apr-09 12-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,650 0 1,650 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Zaynal MineField MF-HQ-10422 H/5972 35.0513 68.75131 Pre 2001 12-Apr-09 12-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,200 0 24,200 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Zaynal MineField MF-HQ-10436 H/5974 35.05722 68.7464 Pre 2001 10-Apr-09 10-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,950 0 5,950 CHA Central Parwan Sia Gird ( Ghorbund) Zaynal MineField MF-HQ-11687 H/6226 35.05275 68.72759 Pre 2001 18-Jun-09 18-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,300 0 10,300 CHA Central Parwan Surkhi Parsa Bedak MineField MF-HQ-14571 H/6899 34.83952 68.562 Pre 2001 04-May-10 04-May-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,000 0 25,000 CHA Central Parwan Surkhi Parsa Dahane Lokhak MineField MF-HQ-10385 H/5967 34.78519 68.72267 Pre 2001 21-Apr-09 21-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,500 0 19,500 CHA Central Parwan Surkhi Parsa Lokhak MineField MF-HQ-10357 H/5969 34.83264 68.71785 Pre 2001 22-Apr-09 22-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,450 0 1,450 CHA Central Parwan Surkhi Parsa Lokhak MineField MF-HQ-10364 H/5968 34.80853 68.72188 Pre 2001 23-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,750 0 8,750 CHA Central Parwan Surkhi Parsa Miyanaji MineField MF-CA-1590 H/2020 34.71054 68.66474 Pre 2001 22-Oct-08 22-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 CHA Central Parwan Surkhi Parsa Sebak MineField MF-CA-1558 H/2023 34.83271 68.59408 Pre 2001 11-Oct-08 11-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,400 0 15,400 CHA East Kunar Asadabad Asadabad MineField Hz-ID-19890 H/9350 34.88609 71.139 Pre 2001 16-Aug-15 16-Aug-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,223 0 53,223 CHA East Kunar Dara-I-Pech Bar Kanday MineField Hz-ID-20306 AF/1011/10792/MF0002 34.93946 70.98033 Pre 2001 14-May-18 16-May-16 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 97,182 96,193 96,193 989 CHA East Kunar Dara-I-Pech Bar Kanday MineField Hz-ID-21129 H/9798 34.98093 70.94125 Pre 2001 13-Jul-18 13-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 135,577 0 135,577 CHA East Kunar Dara-I-Pech Bar Kanday MineField Hz-ID-21131 H/9800 34.94043 70.98476 Pre 2001 19-Jul-18 19-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,119 0 70,119 CHA East Kunar Dara-I-Pech Bar Kanday MineField Hz-ID-21133 H/9806 34.94086 70.98457 Pre 2001 17-Jul-18 17-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 149,931 0 149,931 CHA East Kunar Khas Kunar Shamkar MineField Hz-ID-20904 AF/1015/10698/MF0018 34.68906 70.95716 Pre 2001 26-Nov-17 26-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,210 0 45,210 CHA East Kunar Khas Kunar Shamkar MineField Hz-ID-20919 AF/1015/10698/MF0017 34.68277 70.9623 Pre 2001 02-Dec-17 02-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 225,425 0 225,425 CHA East Kunar Khas Kunar Shamkar MineField Hz-ID-20920 AF/1015/10698/MF0019 34.68926 70.96795 Pre 2001 03-Dec-17 03-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 181,762 0 181,762 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField Hz-ID-17068 AF/1002/10614/MF0052 34.85185 71.21186 Pre 2001 03-Jul-12 14-Jun-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 22,407 0 22,407 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField Hz-ID-17088 AF/1002/10614/MF0053 34.86031 71.20556 Pre 2001 02-Jul-12 16-Jun-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 19,394 0 19,394 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField Hz-ID-17089 AF/1002/10614/MF0054 34.85023 71.19689 Pre 2001 02-Jul-12 17-Jun-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 35,419 0 35,419 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField Hz-ID-17090 AF/1002/10614/MF0055 34.86136 71.20525 Pre 2001 02-Jul-12 18-Jun-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 23,912 0 23,912 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15614 AF/1002/10614/MF0033 34.85559 71.19959 Pre 2001 31-Jan-11 07-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,756 0 7,756 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15639 AF/1002/10614/MF0034 34.85184 71.21187 Pre 2001 24-Jul-18 08-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 77,869 5,750 5,750 72,119 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15642 AF/1002/10614/MF0026 34.85632 71.20919 Pre 2001 24-Jul-18 29-Nov-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 74,434 9,144 2,140 11,284 63,150 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15682 AF/1002/10614/MF0024 34.86012 71.21504 Pre 2001 06-Feb-11 27-Nov-10 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 75,510 0 75,510 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15684 AF/1002/10614/MF0023 34.86012 71.21504 Pre 2001 06-Feb-11 25-Nov-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 61,006 0 61,006 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15687 AF/1002/10614/MF0031 34.85203 71.21317 Pre 2001 06-Feb-11 05-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 75,766 0 75,766 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15691 AF/1002/10614/MF0028 34.85706 71.20286 Pre 2001 24-Jul-18 01-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 61,271 11,700 2,200 13,900 47,371 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15692 AF/1002/10614/MF0038 34.84759 71.19745 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 13-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,583 0 29,583 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15693 AF/1002/10614/MF0037 34.84979 71.19939 Pre 2001 07-Feb-11 12-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 41,808 0 41,808 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15694 AF/1002/10614/MF0036 34.85184 71.21187 Pre 2001 24-Jul-18 11-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 67,918 6,678 6,678 61,240 CHA East Kunar Marawara Chinar MineField MF-15697 AF/1002/10614/MF0029 34.85706 71.20286 Pre 2001 08-Feb-11 02-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,758 0 39,758 CHA East Kunar Marawara Isara MineField Hz-ID-21187 H/9833 34.8716 71.17629 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 07-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 155,622 0 155,622 CHA East Kunar Marawara Isara MineField Hz-ID-21188 H/9840 34.8716 71.17629 Pre 2001 10-Aug-18 10-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 153,466 0 153,466 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField Hz-ID-17091 AF/1002/31913/MF0056 34.91232 71.2335 Pre 2001 25-Aug-18 19-Jun-12 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 29,727 29,714 29,714 13 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15634 AF/1002/31913/MF0044 34.91002 71.22958 Pre 2001 02-Feb-11 20-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 78,266 0 78,266 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15635 AF/1002/10614/MF0032 34.85184 71.21187 Pre 2001 25-Aug-18 06-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 73,165 73,710 73,710 -545 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15652 AF/1002/31913/MF0042 34.91002 71.22958 Pre 2001 03-Feb-11 18-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 101,094 0 101,094 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15655 AF/1002/31913/MF0040 34.91002 71.22958 Pre 2001 03-Feb-11 15-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 99,011 0 99,011 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15659 AF/1002/31913/MF0043 34.91002 71.22958 Pre 2001 03-Feb-11 19-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 93,875 0 93,875 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15676 AF/1002/31913/MF0047 34.91446 71.2217 Pre 2001 06-Feb-11 23-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 83,926 0 83,926 CHA East Kunar Marawara Marawara MineField MF-15679 AF/1002/31913/MF0045 34.91002 71.22958 Pre 2001 06-Feb-11 21-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 75,240 0 75,240 CHA East Kunar Marawara Petaw MineField Hz-ID-20921 AF/1002/10615/MF0057 34.8535 71.21889 Pre 2001 03-Dec-17 03-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 138,774 0 138,774 CHA East Kunar Marawara Petaw MineField Hz-ID-20934 AF/1002/10615/MF0058 34.83002 71.26211 Pre 2001 03-Dec-17 03-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 94,753 0 94,753 CHA East Kunar Marawara Petaw MineField Hz-ID-20936 AF/1002/10615/MF0059 34.85379 71.22696 Pre 2001 14-Dec-17 14-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 47,609 0 47,609 CHA East Kunar Marawara Petaw MineField Hz-ID-20938 AF/1002/10615/MF0060 34.84423 71.24232 Pre 2001 05-Dec-17 05-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 85,647 0 85,647 CHA East Kunar Narang Adwal MineField Hz-ID-20467 AF/1012/10308/MF0003 34.86271 71.08158 Pre 2001 23-Jul-16 23-Jul-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 79,681 0 79,681 CHA East Kunar Shaygal wa shital Bar Shurtan MineField MF-HQ-14602 AF/1004/10494/MF0026 34.95981 71.28208 Pre 2001 11-Feb-10 11-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 16,488 0 16,488 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Kam Dergi MineField MF-HQ-10518 AF/0902/09878/MF0192 34.48337 69.90407 Pre 2001 24-Mar-09 28-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,786 0 63,786 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Kam Dergi MineField MF-HQ-10519 AF/0902/09878/MF0193 34.48337 69.90407 Pre 2001 26-Mar-09 26-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 68,368 0 68,368 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Kam Dergi MineField MF-HQ-11234 AF/0902/09878/MF0194 34.48337 69.90407 Pre 2001 28-Mar-09 28-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 78,900 0 78,900 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-17820 AF/0902/09882/MF0240 34.50514 69.94253 Pre 2001 21-Apr-13 28-Mar-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 26,177 0 26,177 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-18861 AF/0902/09882/MF0257 34.50414 69.91788 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 22-May-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 75,143 13,536 13,536 61,607 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-18862 AF/0902/09882/MF0258 34.50414 69.91788 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 24-May-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 78,131 12,633 12,633 65,498 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-18863 AF/0902/09882/MF0259 34.50414 69.91788 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 25-May-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 78,063 12,288 12,288 65,775 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-18864 AF/0902/09882/MF0260 34.50356 69.91041 Pre 2001 06-Dec-18 26-May-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 77,369 10,392 10,392 66,977 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20112 AF/0902/09882/MF0293 34.49926 69.88257 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 26-Dec-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 91,617 68,190 30,150 98,340 -6,723 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20113 AF/0902/09882/MF0294 34.49926 69.88257 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 29-Dec-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 90,244 68,250 17,000 85,250 4,994 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20471 AF/0902/09882/MF0297 34.50229 69.90151 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 18-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 19,200 21,120 21,120 -1,920 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20472 AF/0902/09882/MF0298 34.50083 69.89627 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 20-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 56,245 25,575 25,575 30,670 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20473 AF/0902/09882/MF0299 34.50229 69.90151 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 16-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 71,435 21,917 21,917 49,518 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20476 AF/0902/09882/MF0300 34.50165 69.89832 Pre 2001 08-May-18 18-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 62,516 62,516 62,516 0 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20478 AF/0902/09882/MF0302 34.50067 69.85507 Pre 2001 11-Dec-18 20-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 28,683 5,540 5,540 23,143 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20479 AF/0902/09882/MF0303 34.49769 69.83863 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 20-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 43,350 47,685 47,685 -4,335 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20480 AF/0902/09882/MF0295 34.50488 69.92169 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 18-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 57,000 28,265 28,265 28,735 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField Hz-ID-20482 AF/0902/09882/MF0296 34.50362 69.92171 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 18-Apr-16 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 12,000 20,141 20,141 -8,141 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField MF-16134 AF/0902/09882/MF0236 34.49841 69.83641 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 06-Jun-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 38,060 45,600 45,600 -7,540 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField MF-HQ-11218 AF/0902/09882/MF0195 34.49805 69.8688 Pre 2001 14-Mar-18 29-Mar-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 69,101 68,942 68,942 159 CHA East Laghman Qarghayi Sar Kand Ow Baba Ziarat MineField MF-HQ-11219 AF/0902/09882/MF0196 34.49805 69.8688 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 31-Mar-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 65,995 79,750 79,750 -13,755 CHA East Nangarhar Acheen Pakhel (2) MineField Hz-ID-17469 AF/0810/09198/MF0042 34.12482 70.72368 Pre 2001 10-Dec-12 22-Sep-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,829 0 29,829 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Baloc Koruna(Kac) MineField MF-HQ-10125 AF/0806/09001/MF0048 34.31437 70.32395 Pre 2001 05-Feb-09 05-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 82,016 0 82,016 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Hafezan MineField MF-HQ-10149 AF/0806/09015/MF0051 34.2982 70.35632 Pre 2001 15-Feb-09 15-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 150,746 0 150,746 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Kariz-e Akhundzadagan MineField MF-HQ-10117 AF/0806/08998/MF0029 34.28845 70.35086 Pre 2001 10-Feb-09 10-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 184,169 0 184,169 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Kariz-e Akhundzadagan MineField MF-HQ-10118 AF/0806/08998/MF0030 34.28845 70.35086 Pre 2001 11-Feb-09 11-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 132,455 0 132,455 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Kariz-e Akhundzadagan MineField MF-HQ-10120 AF/0806/08998/MF0031 34.28662 70.35402 Pre 2001 12-Feb-09 12-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 127,361 0 127,361 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Kariz-e Akhundzadagan MineField MF-HQ-10121 AF/0806/08998/MF0032 34.28662 70.35402 Pre 2001 14-Feb-09 14-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 108,771 0 108,771 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Sra Kala MineField MF-HQ-10140 AF/0806/09016/MF0041 34.30079 70.37344 Pre 2001 18-Feb-09 18-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 37,776 0 37,776 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Sra Kala MineField MF-HQ-10141 AF/0806/09016/MF0043 34.29852 70.37106 Pre 2001 21-Feb-09 21-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 79,758 0 79,758 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Sra Kala MineField MF-HQ-10143 AF/0806/09016/MF0044 34.29748 70.36991 Pre 2001 22-Feb-09 22-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 59,993 0 59,993 CHA East Nangarhar Chaparhar Sra Kala MineField MF-HQ-10144 AF/0806/09016/MF0045 34.29748 70.36991 Pre 2001 23-Feb-09 23-Feb-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 84,484 0 84,484 CHA East Nangarhar Dur Baba Khaca Chinga MineField Hz-ID-17624 AF/0812/00327/MF002 34.08232 71.01362 Pre 2001 10-Feb-13 06-Dec-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,252 0 31,252 CHA East Nangarhar Dur Baba Sasobi (Zangoor) MineField Hz-ID-21351 H/9988 34.08555 71.00819 Pre 2001 17-Nov-18 17-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 148,964 0 148,964 CHA East Nangarhar Dur Baba Sasobi (Zangoor) MineField Hz-ID-21352 H/9989 34.06965 71.00251 Pre 2001 18-Nov-18 18-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 165,049 0 165,049 CHA East Nangarhar Dur Baba Sasobi (Zangoor) MineField Hz-ID-21353 H/10016 34.06965 71.00251 Pre 2001 19-Nov-18 19-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 101,124 0 101,124 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Alikhel MineField MF-15984 AF/0803/9493/MF0068 34.31011 69.81583 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 30-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 19,435 0 19,435 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Alikhel MineField MF-16382 AF/0803/09493/MF0068 34.31011 69.81583 Pre 2001 04-Dec-11 19-Mar-11 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 19,435 0 19,435 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Monai MineField MF-16746 AF/0803/00071/MF0071 34.35203 69.72381 Pre 2001 10-Apr-12 08-Mar-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 93,445 0 93,445 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Monai MineField MF-16747 AF/0803/00071/MF0073 34.35203 69.72381 Pre 2001 10-Apr-12 11-Mar-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 109,975 0 109,975 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Monai MineField MF-16748 AF/0803/00071/MF0072 34.35203 69.72381 Pre 2001 10-Apr-12 10-Mar-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 103,620 0 103,620 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Monai MineField MF-16749 AF/0803/00071/MF0075 34.35475 69.72875 Pre 2001 10-Apr-12 13-Mar-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 15,669 0 15,669 CHA East Nangarhar Hesarak Monai MineField MF-16758 AF/0803/00071/MF0074 34.35783 69.72506 Pre 2001 01-May-12 12-Mar-12 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 126,274 0 126,274 CHA East Nangarhar Kama Darbanak MineField Hz-ID-20973 AF/0818/09238/MF0031 34.46657 70.57257 Pre 2001 05-Feb-18 05-Feb-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 148,029 0 148,029 CHA East Nangarhar Kama Darbanak MineField Hz-ID-21043 H/9624 34.47047 70.58326 Pre 2001 04-Apr-18 04-Apr-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 68,364 0 68,364 CHA East Nangarhar Kama Kuz Merzakhel MineField Hz-ID-20975 AF/0818/09277/MF0032 34.41359 70.689 Pre 2001 22-Feb-18 22-Feb-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,463 0 86,463 CHA East Nangarhar Kama Kuz Merzakhel MineField Hz-ID-20976 AF/0818/9277/MF0033 34.41359 70.689 Pre 2001 08-Mar-18 08-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 84,884 0 84,884 CHA East Nangarhar Kama Kuz Merzakhel MineField Hz-ID-20979 AF/0818/09277/MF0034 34.41359 70.689 Pre 2001 11-Mar-18 11-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 82,068 0 82,068 CHA East Nangarhar Muhmand Dara Torkham MineField Hz-ID-21273 H/9970 34.1273 71.04807 Pre 2001 07-Dec-18 05-Sep-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 161,084 18,093 18,093 142,991 CHA East Nangarhar Muhmand Dara Torkham MineField Hz-ID-21274 H/9971 34.1273 71.04807 Pre 2001 07-Dec-18 06-Sep-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 156,550 17,735 17,735 138,815 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Damah MineField MF-HQ-13766 AF/0811/00740/MF0025 34.00429 70.87057 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 05-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,900 0 31,900 SHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Fuladi Khulah MineField MF-HQ-13769 AF/0811/00777/MF0027 34.00842 70.8527 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 05-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 105,000 0 105,000 SHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Fuladi Khulah MineField MF-HQ-13770 AF/0811/00777/MF0026 34.00842 70.8527 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 05-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 175,000 0 175,000 SHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Karmo Khail MineField MF-HQ-10631 AF/0811/00119/MF0012 34.01785 70.85836 Pre 2001 15-Mar-09 15-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 91,270 0 91,270 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Karmo Khail MineField MF-HQ-10632 AF/0811/00119/MF0008 34.01523 70.85085 Pre 2001 08-Mar-09 08-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,589 0 63,589 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Karmo Khail MineField MF-HQ-10633 AF/0811/00119/MF0009 34.01874 70.85197 Pre 2001 10-Mar-09 10-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 95,602 0 95,602 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Karmo Khail MineField MF-HQ-10634 AF/0811/00119/MF0010 34.01874 70.85197 Pre 2001 12-Mar-09 12-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,276 0 74,276 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Karmo Khail MineField MF-HQ-10635 AF/0811/00119/MF0011 34.01785 70.85836 Pre 2001 14-Mar-09 13-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 69,976 0 69,976 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Lalmay MineField MF-HQ-13763 AF/0811/09069/MF0024 34.02385 70.80981 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 05-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,000 0 43,000 SHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Lalmay MineField MF-HQ-13764 AF/0811/09069/MF0028 34.02722 70.80631 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 05-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 180,000 0 180,000 SHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Murchal MineField MF-HQ-11191 AF/0811/09074/MF0022 34.04432 70.82197 Pre 2001 17-Mar-09 17-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 99,856 0 99,856 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Murchal MineField MF-HQ-11252 AF/0811/09074/MF0021 34.04432 70.82197 Pre 2001 15-Mar-09 15-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 91,900 0 91,900 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Shar Moukhail (Sharmoukhai) MineField MF-HQ-11245 AF/0811/00652/MF0014 34.103 70.82176 Pre 2001 14-Mar-09 14-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 71,380 0 71,380 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Shar Moukhail (Sharmoukhai) MineField MF-HQ-11249 AF/0811/00652/MF0030 34.09727 70.81409 Pre 2001 08-Mar-09 08-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 92,625 0 92,625 CHA East Nangarhar Nazyan Shar Moukhail (Sharmoukhai) MineField MF-HQ-11250 AF/0811/00652/MF0013 34.09727 70.81409 Pre 2001 11-Mar-09 11-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 85,370 0 85,370 CHA East Nangarhar Surkh Rod Kushkaki MineField Hz-ID-20758 AF/0802/09353/MF0406 34.39167 70.2887 Pre 2001 04-May-17 04-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,252 0 1,252 CHA East Nuristan Kamdesh Kamdesh MineField MF-HQ-11058 AF/3002/10632/MF002 35.40826 71.33385 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,800,450 0 1,800,450 SHA East Nuristan Kamdesh Pule Rustam MineField MF-HQ-11057 AF/3002/10635/MF001 35.56145 71.31985 Pre 2001 05-Jul-09 05-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 200,000 0 200,000 SHA North Balkh Chahar Bolak Kukrak MineField MF-NA-1293 AF/1606/15256/MF2537 36.73751 66.76661 Pre 2001 08-Mar-08 01-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,500 0 1,500 CHA North Balkh Chahar Bolak Qizil Qala MineField MF-NA-673 AF/1607/15290/MF0001 36.81402 66.74166 Pre 2001 21-Jan-07 01-Jan-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 59,410 0 59,410 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Arabmazari MineField MF-HQ-12228 AF/1608/15339/MF2541 36.67119 66.58088 Pre 2001 06-Sep-00 09-Sep-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,500 0 7,500 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Arabmazari MineField MF-HQ-12232 AF/1608/15339/MF2540 36.67411 66.59161 Pre 2001 06-Sep-00 09-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,000 0 10,000 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bargah MineField MF-HQ-12236 AF/1708/16037/MF2544 36.66605 66.4199 Pre 2001 07-Sep-00 09-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 200,000 0 200,000 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bargah MineField MF-HQ-12241 AF/1708/16037/MF2543 36.65286 66.45087 Pre 2001 07-Sep-00 09-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,000 0 7,000 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bargah MineField MF-NA-580 AF/1608/16037/MF0001 36.66 66.39139 Pre 2001 12-Jan-04 01-Jan-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,730 1,954 1,954 65,776 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bargah MineField MF-NA-814 AF/1708/16037/MF0003 36.65926 66.39566 Pre 2001 21-May-08 01-Jun-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 34,080 0 34,080 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bargah MineField MF-NA-815 AF/1708/16037/MF0001 36.64682 66.45426 Pre 2001 18-May-08 01-Jun-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 19,296 0 19,296 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bargah MineField MF-NA-817 AF/1708/16037/MF0002 36.64296 66.4736 Pre 2001 20-May-08 01-Jun-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 51,974 0 51,974 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Bukshor MineField MF-NA-1311 AF/1605/14906/MF0002 36.92719 66.83139 Pre 2001 12-Jan-09 01-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,561 0 2,561 CHA North Balkh Chimtal Chimtal MineField MF-HQ-12208 AF/1608/31902/MF2548 36.6277 66.40772 Pre 2001 08-Sep-00 12-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA North Balkh Khulm Mola Sultan Bashi MineField Hz-ID-17978 AF/1614/00147/MF0052 36.65413 67.69917 Pre 2001 12-Dec-18 31-Mar-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 2,200 2,040 2,040 160 CHA North Balkh Khulm Oljatu MineField MF-NA-1246 AF/1614/14541/MF5811 36.64788 67.68506 Pre 2001 12-Dec-18 01-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 28,880 28,354 28,354 526 CHA North Balkh Khulm Oljatu MineField MF-NA-1271 AF/1614/14541/MF5809 36.62933 67.54369 Pre 2001 06-Nov-18 01-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 145,000 143,777 143,777 1,223 CHA North Balkh Kishindih Chokhi Chakana-i- Pain MineField Hz-ID-17462 AF/1610/30207/MF0016 36.03956 66.99075 Pre 2001 10-Dec-12 04-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 14,273 0 14,273 CHA North Balkh Marmul Ghandaki MineField Hz-ID-20240 H/9202 36.65932 67.31419 Pre 2001 01-Jan-18 11-May-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 47,155 51,870 51,870 -4,715 SHA North Balkh Marmul Marmol MineField Hz-ID-19451 H/9092 36.53588 67.33099 Pre 2001 22-Nov-14 22-Nov-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 76,716 0 76,716 CHA North Balkh Marmul Marmol MineField Hz-ID-19456 H/9103 36.55217 67.3269 Pre 2001 06-Dec-14 06-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,328 0 1,328 CHA North Balkh Marmul Marmol MineField Hz-ID-21237 H/9748 36.52975 67.29206 Pre 2001 04-Aug-18 04-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 22,336 0 22,336 CHA North Balkh Marmul Mulla Baba MineField Hz-ID-19546 H/9153 36.61012 67.28445 Pre 2001 19-Feb-15 19-Feb-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 82,362 0 82,362 CHA North Balkh Marmul Mulla Baba MineField Hz-ID-21236 H/9733 36.57006 67.25755 Pre 2001 02-Aug-18 02-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,192 0 49,192 CHA North Balkh Nahri Shahi Siah Gerd MineField Hz-ID-19539 H/9151 37.03496 67.1783 Pre 2001 04-Jan-15 04-Jan-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 102,752 0 102,752 CHA North Balkh Nahri Shahi Siah Gerd MineField Hz-ID-19551 H/9142 37.03593 67.17465 Pre 2001 18-Jan-15 18-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,407 0 8,407 CHA North Balkh Nahri Shahi Siah Gerd MineField Hz-ID-19831 H/9152 37.03496 67.1783 Pre 2001 12-Jan-15 12-Jan-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 98,048 0 98,048 CHA North Balkh Nahri Shahi Siah Gerd MineField MF-15866 AF/1605/14798/MF0010 37.03496 67.1783 Pre 2001 06-Apr-11 24-Mar-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 110,868 0 110,868 CHA North Balkh Sharak Hairatan Hayratan MineField MF-NA-1027 H/4812 37.22521 67.42914 Pre 2001 04-May-08 01-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 21,045 0 21,045 CHA North Balkh Shortepa Basherly Toqa MineField MF-HT-138 AF/1604/00474/MF2600 37.22256 67.20485 Pre 2001 14-May-07 31-May-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,342 0 52,342 CHA North Balkh Shortepa Chaqar (Tash Guzar) MineField MF-16209 AF/1604/00134/MF0003 37.20883 67.19503 Pre 2001 19-Dec-11 22-May-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 4,107 0 4,107 CHA North Balkh Shortepa Chaqar (Tash Guzar) MineField MF-16210 AF/1604/00134/MF0002 37.19788 67.20309 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 23-Aug-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 27,969 0 27,969 CHA North Balkh Shortepa Chaqar (Tash Guzar) MineField MF-16211 AF/1604/00134/MF0001 37.18103 67.20597 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 23-Aug-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 13,048 0 13,048 CHA North Balkh Shortepa Tash Guzar MineField MF-NA-1202 AF/1604/15227/MF4128 37.24762 67.19918 Pre 2001 06-Mar-08 01-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 16,000 0 16,000 CHA North Balkh Zari Qsh Kalan MineField Hz-ID-17458 AF/1617/15107/MF0005 35.89575 66.80104 Pre 2001 10-Dec-12 11-Sep-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,372 0 2,372 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Ab-i-Garmak(1) MineField MF-HQ-10982 AF/1905/17122/MF0046 35.73101 63.82397 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 450,000 0 450,000 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Ab-i-Garmak(1) MineField MF-HQ-8281 AF/1905/17122/MF0034 35.72229 63.87568 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 09-Jul-01 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 26,410 24,462 24,462 1,948 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Ab-i-Garmak(1) MineField MF-HQ-8289 AF/1905/17122/MF0035 35.73077 63.82381 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 21-Jul-01 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,495 0 20,495 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Ab-i-Garmak(1) MineField MF-WA-18 AF/1905/17122/MF0040 35.73938 63.80657 Pre 2001 07-Jul-03 30-Jun-03 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,720 0 6,720 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Ab-i-Garmak(1) MineField MF-WA-50 AF/1905/17122/MF0041 35.73852 63.79769 Pre 2001 07-Jul-03 30-Jun-03 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,344 0 16,344 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Ab-i-Garmak(1) MineField MF-WA-72 AF/1905/17122/MF0033 35.73431 63.81798 Pre 2001 22-Jun-03 30-Jun-03 New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,240 26,031 26,031 25,209 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Ghormach MineField MF-HQ-7296 AF/1905/17137/MF0029 35.68088 63.86639 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 25-Jun-00 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 71,665 45,910 45,910 25,755 CHA North Faryab Ghormach Hajian MineField MF-HQ-10977 AF/1905/00778/MF0047 35.7953 63.79678 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 140,525 0 140,525 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Petaw MineField MF-HQ-10975 AF/1905/17143/MF0049 35.75387 63.81853 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,775 0 26,775 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Petaw MineField MF-HQ-10976 AF/1905/17143/MF0048 35.75387 63.81853 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,775 0 32,775 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Qala-i-Wali (1) MineField MF-HQ-10973 AF/1905/17091/MF0051 35.82275 63.77844 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 181,300 0 181,300 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Qala-i-Wali (1) MineField MF-HQ-10974 AF/1905/17091/MF0050 35.81501 63.76898 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Sari Chashmai Pamakhtu MineField MF-HQ-10981 AF/1905/00581/MF0052 35.62771 63.8815 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 300,000 0 300,000 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Shadi Kam (2) MineField MF-HQ-10971 AF/1905/17135/MF0054 35.64479 63.9148 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 900,000 0 900,000 SHA North Faryab Ghormach Shadi Kam (2) MineField MF-HQ-10972 AF/1905/17135/MF0053 35.64408 63.91352 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 320,000 0 320,000 SHA North Faryab Kohistan Qudoghak (2) MineField MF-NA-824 AF/1805/16413/MF0001 35.36346 64.79401 Pre 2001 21-May-08 01-May-08 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 12,352 0 12,352 CHA North Faryab Kohistan Qudoghak (2) MineField MF-NA-825 AF/1805/16413/MF0002 35.36383 64.80216 Pre 2001 22-May-08 01-May-08 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 5,967 0 5,967 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Alat (2) MineField MF-NA-865 AF/1804/16603/MF0014 35.54308 64.09861 Pre 2001 04-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 58,500 0 58,500 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Do Abi MineField MF-HQ-10672 AF/1808/16559/MF0014 35.74658 63.90828 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 666,298 0 666,298 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Do Abi MineField MF-HQ-7207 AF/1804/00066/MF0010 35.75168 63.92356 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 03-May-00 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 90,349 0 90,349 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Do Abi MineField MF-HQ-7223 AF/1804/00066/MF0013 35.74836 64.07049 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 24-May-00 New Hazard NTS AP Active 59,698 0 59,698 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Karez (1) MineField MF-NA-866 AF/1804/14146/MF0016 35.76603 63.90715 Pre 2001 07-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 54,341 0 54,341 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Tash Bulaq MineField MF-NA-867 AF/1804/16606//MF0017 35.53666 64.1348 Pre 2001 09-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 56,400 0 56,400 CHA North Faryab Qaysar Tash Bulaq MineField MF-NA-868 AF/1804/16606/MF0018 35.52934 64.13634 Pre 2001 10-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 95,074 0 95,074 CHA North Faryab Shirin Tagab Jalaier (5) MineField MF-HQ-10670 AF/1808/16559/MF0006 36.34165 64.59785 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 121,566 0 121,566 CHA North Jawzjan Qush Tepa Chaqma Choqor MineField MF-NA-818 AF/1703/15695/MF0004 36.16221 65.47821 Pre 2001 24-May-08 01-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 47,738 0 47,738 CHA North Jawzjan Qush Tepa Chaqma Choqor MineField MF-NA-819 AF/1703/15695/MF0005 36.16221 65.47821 Pre 2001 26-May-08 01-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,716 0 46,716 CHA North Samangan Aybak Aybak MineField MF-HQ-11821 H/4804 36.21266 68.46757 Pre 2001 04-Jun-08 04-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,150 0 40,150 CHA North Samangan Aybak Aybak MineField MF-HQ-11824 H/4805 36.1939 68.49554 Pre 2001 04-Jun-08 04-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,000 0 2,000 CHA North Samangan Aybak Darrah-i-Zendan (2) MineField Hz-ID-19548 H/9081 36.19059 68.00018 Pre 2001 11-Aug-18 21-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 143,330 161,963 161,963 -18,633 CHA North Samangan Aybak Darrah-i-Zendan (2) MineField Hz-ID-20264 H/9456 36.18272 67.988 Pre 2001 14-Nov-15 14-Nov-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 91,711 0 91,711 CHA North Samangan Aybak Darrah-i-Zendan (2) MineField Hz-ID-20265 H/9457 36.19256 67.98117 Pre 2001 15-Nov-15 15-Nov-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 73,223 0 73,223 CHA North Samangan Aybak Orlamish MineField MF-HQ-11954 H/5207 36.23983 67.77151 Pre 2001 19-Sep-08 19-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,200 0 1,200 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField Hz-ID-19999 H/9229 36.21003 67.77127 Pre 2001 04-Aug-15 04-Aug-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 97,235 0 97,235 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField Hz-ID-20256 H/9230 36.21398 67.7737 Pre 2001 05-Aug-15 05-Aug-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 81,685 0 81,685 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField MF-16406 H/8256 36.14057 67.8143 Pre 2001 11-Dec-11 20-Nov-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField MF-16551 H/8258 36.08818 67.79791 Pre 2001 29-Jan-12 05-Dec-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 18,500 0 18,500 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField MF-16552 H/8257 36.03321 67.79611 Pre 2001 29-Jan-12 04-Dec-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,540 0 57,540 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField MF-16559 H/8259 36.08685 67.7993 Pre 2001 30-Jan-12 05-Dec-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,100 0 4,100 CHA North Samangan Aybak Royancha(2) MineField MF-16713 H/8262 36.09316 67.70051 Pre 2001 05-Mar-12 01-Jan-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60 060CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Bala Qarah Khawal MineField MF-HQ-11452 H/4818 35.98304 67.6092 Pre 2001 15-May-08 15-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,500 0 2,500 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Bala Qarah Khawal MineField MF-HQ-11462 H/4819 35.98782 67.60392 Pre 2001 14-May-08 14-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,440 0 1,440 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Bala Qarah Khawal MineField MF-HQ-11463 H/4820 35.99417 67.60531 Pre 2001 13-May-08 13-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,500 0 3,500 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Bala Qarah Khawal MineField MF-HQ-14752 H/6585 35.99995 67.6058 Pre 2001 12-Jun-10 12-Jun-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,000 0 10,000 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Bala Zeraki MineField Hz-ID-19742 H/9191 35.82313 67.27092 Pre 2001 13-Aug-18 10-Apr-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 88,117 95,945 95,945 -7,828 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Bala Zeraki MineField Hz-ID-19747 H/9193 35.83136 67.30768 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 21-Apr-15 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 77,836 77,836 77,836 0 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Bayanan MineField MF-HT-1196 H/3487 35.91928 67.37149 Pre 2001 07-May-07 05-Jun-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,100 0 4,100 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Bayanan MineField MF-HT-1214 H/3486 35.91661 67.37972 Pre 2001 07-May-07 03-Jun-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,780 0 2,780 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Big Mod MineField Hz-ID-17778 H/8454 36.19094 67.6582 Pre 2001 18-Apr-13 15-Mar-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Chak Abi MineField Hz-ID-17955 H/8479 36.01527 67.37457 Pre 2001 06-Jun-13 16-May-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,320 0 1,320 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Chak Abi MineField MF-HQ-10069 AF/1508/14445/MF0025 36.01642 67.37783 Pre 2001 31-Mar-09 29-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,720 0 2,720 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Khana Sangi MineField Hz-ID-17420 H/8409 36.03633 67.2171 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 19-Oct-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,200 0 2,200 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Oimatan (2) MineField Hz-ID-18103 H/8565 36.0303 67.11726 Pre 2001 01-Sep-13 15-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,281 0 8,281 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Oimatan (2) MineField Hz-ID-18104 H/8566 36.0303 67.11726 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 16-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,858 0 2,858 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Oimatan (2) MineField Hz-ID-18105 H/8567 36.0303 67.11726 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 17-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,833 0 4,833 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Oimatan (2) MineField Hz-ID-18106 H/8568 36.0303 67.11726 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 18-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 469 0 469 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Qara Jangal (1) MineField Hz-ID-17419 H/8295 36.00596 67.14408 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 18-Oct-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,365 0 9,365 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Qara Jangal (1) MineField MF-HQ-11826 H/4153 36.01306 67.15731 Pre 2001 06-Apr-08 06-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,280 0 14,280 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Qara Jangal (1) MineField MF-HQ-12023 H/2809 36.02688 67.15389 Pre 2001 04-Apr-08 04-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,650 0 10,650 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Qara Jangal (2) MineField MF-HQ-11441 H/4156 36.00556 67.14135 Pre 2001 04-Apr-08 04-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,600 0 14,600 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Qara Jangal (2) MineField MF-HQ-11447 H/4155 36.01184 67.15442 Pre 2001 05-Apr-08 05-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,400 0 29,400 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Qara Jangal (2) MineField MF-HQ-11448 H/4154 36.01235 67.15497 Pre 2001 05-Apr-08 05-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,200 0 26,200 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Ziraki MineField MF-HQ-11160 AF/1508/14416/MF0027 35.98183 67.45936 Pre 2001 02-Jul-09 02-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 359 0 359 CHA North Samangan Dara-I-Sufi Payin Ziraki MineField MF-HQ-12055 AF/1508/14416/MF0028 35.98294 67.45914 Pre 2001 02-Jul-09 02-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,336 0 2,336 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField Hz-ID-17911 H/8466 36.62197 67.64966 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 03-Apr-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 66,210 101,887 101,887 -35,677 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField Hz-ID-19461 H/9108 36.61682 67.65111 Pre 2001 12-Dec-14 12-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 116,627 0 116,627 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField Hz-ID-19476 H/9120 36.6198 67.66621 Pre 2001 12-Feb-17 11-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 184,255 50,585 50,585 133,670 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField Hz-ID-19486 H/9130 36.61753 67.65863 Pre 2001 12-Dec-14 12-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 158,783 0 158,783 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField Hz-ID-19489 H/9133 36.61537 67.64362 Pre 2001 03-Mar-18 14-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 152,112 168,840 168,840 -16,728 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField Hz-ID-19490 H/9134 36.61753 67.65863 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 14-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 263,400 238,772 238,772 24,628 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField MF-16068 H/7493 36.61618 67.63192 Pre 2001 14-Jul-11 10-May-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 179,100 0 179,100 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField MF-16080 H/7500 36.61618 67.63192 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 10-May-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 261,472 306,837 306,837 -45,365 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField MF-16120 AF/1614/14549/MF0039 36.54775 67.69694 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 09-Jun-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 101,295 69,099 69,099 32,196 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField MF-16122 AF/1614/14549/MF0040 36.54775 67.69694 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 14-Jun-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 118,573 137,645 137,645 -19,072 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Chenar Gai MineField MF-16126 AF/1509/14549/MF0001 36.61753 67.65863 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 12-Jun-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 228,705 120,660 120,660 108,045 CHA North Samangan Feroz Nakhchir Dolta Khana MineField MF-NA-1344 H/2835 36.28441 67.69433 Pre 2001 22-Sep-08 01-Mar-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,130 0 10,130 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Dalkhaki MineField MF-16137 AF/1502/14606/MF0012 36.3638 67.93913 Pre 2001 17-May-18 13-Jun-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 365,986 390,821 390,821 -24,835 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Gadi MineField MF-NA-1345 H/2845 36.42217 68.12289 Pre 2001 21-Sep-08 01-Mar-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,300 0 1,300 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Kokjar MineField MF-NA-1336 H/2838 36.21925 67.77831 Pre 2001 18-Sep-08 01-Mar-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 66,625 0 66,625 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Kokjar MineField MF-NA-1340 H/5208 36.2162 67.77708 Pre 2001 18-Sep-08 01-Mar-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 91,925 0 91,925 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Sarqia-i-Ozbakia MineField Hz-ID-17780 H/8456 36.38867 67.87081 Pre 2001 10-Apr-13 14-Mar-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,768 0 12,768 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Sarqia-i-Ozbakia MineField Hz-ID-17781 H/8457 36.39348 67.86664 Pre 2001 07-Apr-13 16-Mar-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,172 0 15,172 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Tola Gachi (1) MineField Hz-ID-20259 H/9248 36.39399 67.99221 Pre 2001 07-Nov-15 07-Nov-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 71,800 0 71,800 CHA North Samangan Hazrati Sultan Zeri Lopan MineField MF-NA-1343 H/2856 36.37415 67.92101 Pre 2001 17-Sep-08 01-Mar-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 82,280 0 82,280 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Baghalak MineField Hz-ID-20005 H/9244 35.86435 68.2347 Pre 2001 15-Oct-15 15-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,980 0 8,980 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Baghalak MineField Hz-ID-20006 H/9245 35.86964 68.23745 Pre 2001 16-Oct-15 16-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,128 0 14,128 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Deh Kalan MineField Hz-ID-21247 H/10065 36.00787 68.0233 Pre 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,659 0 27,659 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Habash MineField Hz-ID-20254 H/9228 35.89738 68.0619 Pre 2001 09-Jul-15 09-Jul-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,360 0 90,360 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Koloro Dahshil(Khoram) MineField Hz-ID-20320 H/9455 35.83742 67.95181 Pre 2001 22-Apr-16 22-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 52,244 0 52,244 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Koloro Dahshil(Khoram) MineField Hz-ID-20321 H/9519 35.84241 67.95236 Pre 2001 22-Apr-16 22-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,352 0 50,352 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Koloro Dahshil(Khoram) MineField MF-NA-954 H/4921 35.83742 67.95181 Pre 2001 19-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 72,913 0 72,913 CHA North Samangan Khuram Wa Sarbagh Koloro Dahshil(Khoram) MineField MF-NA-963 H/4922 35.83742 67.95181 Pre 2001 21-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 69,948 0 69,948 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ahengaran MineField Hz-ID-19130 AF/1505/14652/MF0012 35.5476 68.15215 Pre 2001 16-Oct-14 16-Oct-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,008 0 14,008 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ahengaran MineField Hz-ID-19131 AF/1505/14652/MF0013 35.54605 68.15484 Pre 2001 20-Oct-14 20-Oct-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,100 0 14,100 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ahengaran MineField Hz-ID-19132 AF/1505/14652/MF0014 35.53955 68.15092 Pre 2001 23-Oct-14 23-Oct-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 73,649 0 73,649 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ahengaran MineField Hz-ID-19133 AF/1505/14652/MF0015 35.53698 68.13887 Pre 2001 26-Oct-14 26-Oct-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 52,541 0 52,541 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ahengaran MineField Hz-ID-20601 AF/1505/14652/MF0016 35.5404 68.15114 Pre 2001 30-Sep-16 30-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,610 0 17,610 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Alawuddin MineField MF-NA-1088 H/2871 35.58313 67.55682 Pre 2001 12-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,520 0 8,520 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Alawuddin MineField MF-NA-1089 H/5181 35.58452 67.56308 Pre 2001 03-Jan-09 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,150 0 7,150 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Alawuddin MineField MF-NA-1090 H/5182 35.58071 67.56999 Pre 2001 12-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,350 0 12,350 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Alawuddin MineField MF-NA-1091 H/5183 35.58041 67.57015 Pre 2001 12-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,680 0 6,680 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Alawuddin MineField MF-NA-1092 H/2872 35.5944 67.609 Pre 2001 18-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 28,400 0 28,400 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Balaghli MineField MF-NA-1190 H/5186 35.60708 67.53661 Pre 2001 08-Aug-18 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 35,600 39,765 39,765 -4,165 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Balaghli MineField MF-NA-1193 H/5189 35.60449 67.53328 Pre 2001 08-Aug-18 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 59,400 63,144 63,144 -3,744 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Chaharmaghzsay(Saray) (2) MineField Hz-ID-21239 AF/1505/14637/MF5019 35.5028 67.81405 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 01-Jan-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 50,310 55,300 55,300 -4,990 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Chaharmaghzsay(Saray) (2) MineField MF-NA-1128 H/2875 35.50348 67.85222 Pre 2001 06-Jun-18 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 41,600 43,961 43,961 -2,361 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Changez MineField MF-15380 AF/1505/14687/MF7312 35.60671 67.95863 Pre 2001 28-Nov-10 08-Oct-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 35,027 0 35,027 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab kawlar MineField Hz-ID-21244 H/9750 35.76748 67.8486 Pre 2001 11-Sep-18 11-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 41,701 0 41,701 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Khalak MineField Hz-ID-21250 H/10070 35.77497 67.87138 Pre 2001 15-Sep-18 15-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,148 0 16,148 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Khame Bayaz MineField MF-16475 H/8251 35.50737 68.03126 Pre 2001 02-Jan-12 16-Oct-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,640 0 14,640 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Madrak MineField MF-NA-1142 AF/1505/14639/MF5018 35.51684 67.88067 Pre 2001 19-Jul-08 01-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 24,450 0 24,450 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Maymana MineField MF-NA-1095 H/5167 35.51918 67.62848 Pre 2001 25-Jun-18 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 56,000 70,416 70,416 -14,416 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Maymana MineField MF-NA-1097 H/5169 35.52153 67.62879 Pre 2001 06-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,320 0 53,320 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Maymana MineField MF-NA-1099 H/5171 35.52342 67.62906 Pre 2001 07-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,600 0 49,600 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Maymana MineField MF-NA-1101 H/5173 35.52494 67.62795 Pre 2001 08-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 56,480 0 56,480 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Maymana MineField MF-NA-1106 H/5178 35.52591 67.63816 Pre 2001 10-Oct-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,800 0 60,800 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Maymana MineField MF-NA-1108 H/5180 35.5282 67.63484 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 64,000 60,075 60,075 3,925 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Mohu MineField Hz-ID-21232 H/9727 35.68495 67.89877 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 07-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 153,647 0 153,647 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Mohu MineField Hz-ID-21234 H/9729 35.70115 67.90288 Pre 2001 12-Aug-18 12-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,028 0 38,028 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Mohu MineField Hz-ID-21235 H/9730 35.70713 67.85275 Pre 2001 15-Aug-18 15-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 111,172 0 111,172 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Mohu MineField Hz-ID-21238 H/9749 35.68662 67.88991 Pre 2001 17-Aug-18 17-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,749 0 36,749 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ortaleq MineField MF-NA-1080 H/2882 35.64532 67.60141 Pre 2001 13-Oct-08 01-Dec-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,600 0 49,600 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Ortaleq MineField MF-NA-1081 H/5184 35.64834 67.60301 Pre 2001 13-Oct-08 01-Dec-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,300 0 44,300 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Paye Tangi MineField MF-15374 H/7307 35.59268 68.03304 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 03-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 30,400 35,126 35,126 -4,726 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Paye Tangi MineField MF-15377 H/7308 35.59268 68.03304 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 04-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 61,200 66,652 66,652 -5,452 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Paye Tangi MineField MF-15379 H/7309 35.59268 68.03304 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 05-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 43,200 47,017 47,017 -3,817 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Paye Tangi MineField MF-16389 AF/1505/14687/MF0005 35.54249 67.86642 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 29-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 18,420 11,155 11,155 7,265 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Paye Tangi MineField MF-NA-1178 H/5006 35.55183 67.86665 Pre 2001 11-Jul-18 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 43,000 47,091 47,091 -4,091 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21300 H/10051 35.47969 67.60594 Pre 2001 02-Aug-18 02-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 89,328 0 89,328 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21301 H/10053 35.47976 67.60914 Pre 2001 04-Aug-18 04-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 95,580 0 95,580 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21302 H/10054 35.47645 67.61277 Pre 2001 05-Aug-18 05-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,515 0 90,515 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21303 H/10055 35.47645 67.61277 Pre 2001 06-Aug-18 06-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 91,550 0 91,550 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21304 H/10056 35.47468 67.61632 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 07-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 115,020 0 115,020 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21305 H/10057 35.46201 67.61673 Pre 2001 08-Aug-18 08-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 151,522 0 151,522 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21306 H/10058 35.46346 67.61278 Pre 2001 09-Aug-18 09-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 136,379 0 136,379 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21307 H/10059 35.46346 67.61278 Pre 2001 10-Aug-18 10-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 103,446 0 103,446 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21308 H/10060 35.46598 67.60958 Pre 2001 11-Aug-18 11-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 114,338 0 114,338 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21309 H/10061 35.46598 67.60958 Pre 2001 12-Aug-18 12-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 105,094 0 105,094 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21310 H/10062 35.46942 67.60635 Pre 2001 13-Aug-18 13-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 81,952 0 81,952 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21311 H/10063 35.46942 67.60635 Pre 2001 14-Aug-18 14-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,876 0 120,876 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21354 H/9734 35.50358 67.60059 Pre 2001 01-Jul-18 01-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 117,098 0 117,098 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21357 H/9735 35.50358 67.60059 Pre 2001 03-Jul-18 03-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,720 0 120,720 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21359 H/9736 35.50101 67.59514 Pre 2001 04-Jul-18 04-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 102,006 0 102,006 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21360 H/9737 35.49416 67.58904 Pre 2001 06-Jul-18 06-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 108,114 0 108,114 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21361 H/9738 35.49416 67.58904 Pre 2001 09-Jul-18 09-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,262 0 120,262 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21362 H/9739 35.49344 67.58411 Pre 2001 11-Jul-18 11-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 98,991 0 98,991 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21365 H/9740 35.49344 67.58411 Pre 2001 12-Jul-18 12-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 93,585 0 93,585 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21367 H/9741 35.49321 67.57863 Pre 2001 13-Jul-18 13-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 102,027 0 102,027 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21369 H/9742 35.49321 67.57863 Pre 2001 15-Jul-18 15-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 105,026 0 105,026 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21371 H/9743 35.49283 67.57321 Pre 2001 17-Jul-18 17-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 97,111 0 97,111 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21373 H/9744 35.49283 67.57321 Pre 2001 19-Jul-18 19-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 87,043 0 87,043 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21375 H/9745 35.49314 67.56845 Pre 2001 21-Jul-18 21-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,281 0 86,281 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21376 H/9746 35.49314 67.56845 Pre 2001 22-Jul-18 22-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,835 0 86,835 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Pechga MineField Hz-ID-21379 H/10052 35.47976 67.60914 Pre 2001 03-Aug-18 03-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,535 0 86,535 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Qashqa MineField Hz-ID-18226 AF/1505/14654/MF0008 35.6661 67.62319 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 03-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,553 0 17,553 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Qashqa MineField MF-16468 H/8215 35.6325 67.70293 Pre 2001 02-Jan-12 08-Oct-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 68,700 0 68,700 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Qashqa MineField MF-NA-1186 H/5047 35.70927 67.62444 Pre 2001 16-Aug-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,900 0 57,900 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Qashqa MineField MF-NA-1187 H/5048 35.71092 67.62152 Pre 2001 16-Aug-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 56,000 0 56,000 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Qashqa MineField MF-NA-1188 H/5046 35.71251 67.62256 Pre 2001 16-Aug-08 01-Jan-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 64,480 0 64,480 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Sartangi (1) MineField MF-NA-1143 AF/1505/14646/MF5012 35.53476 67.91126 Pre 2001 04-Oct-18 01-Jan-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 36,239 36,239 36,239 0 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Sartangi (1) MineField MF-NA-1144 AF/1505/14646/MF5011 35.52457 67.92235 Pre 2001 14-Oct-18 01-Jan-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 1,091 1,091 1,091 0 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Sartangi (1) MineField MF-NA-1145 AF/1505/14646/MF5010 35.53473 67.91573 Pre 2001 04-Oct-18 01-Jan-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 31,107 31,107 31,107 0 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Sartangi (1) MineField MF-NA-1146 AF/1505/14646/MF5009 35.53608 67.92251 Pre 2001 04-Oct-18 01-Jan-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 15,140 15,140 15,140 0 CHA North Samangan Ruyi Du Ab Sartangi (1) MineField MF-NA-1150 AF/1505/14646/MF2878 35.53078 67.92942 Pre 2001 04-Oct-18 01-Jan-09 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 55,713 55,713 55,713 0 CHA North Sari Pul Balkhab Jare Akhzara MineField Hz-ID-18408 AF/3104/15624/MF0001 35.50707 66.54515 Pre 2001 26-Jan-14 03-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,943 0 63,943 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abdara MineField Hz-ID-17404 AF/3107/15015/MF8297 35.78511 66.52838 Pre 2001 27-Nov-12 10-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 60,800 0 60,800 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abdara MineField Hz-ID-17406 AF/3107/15015/MF8299 35.79186 66.5256 Pre 2001 27-Nov-12 12-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,600 0 39,600 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17480 AF/3102/15553/MF0049 35.86979 66.56289 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 07-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,110 0 7,110 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17481 AF/3102/15583/MF0051 35.86443 66.5647 Pre 2001 17-Feb-13 14-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 34,376 0 34,376 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17490 AF/3102/15553/MF0050 35.86616 66.56439 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 14-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 61,590 0 61,590 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17491 AF/3102/15553/MF0052 35.87211 66.56521 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 17-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 16,138 0 16,138 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17496 AF/3102/15553/MF0053 35.87193 66.56067 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 17-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,806 0 1,806 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17498 AF/3102/15553/MF0054 35.85134 66.57673 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 16,128 0 16,128 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17501 AF/3102/15553/MF0055 35.8432 66.57804 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 680 0 680 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Abkhor MineField Hz-ID-17504 AF/3102/15553/MF0056 35.82953 66.58309 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 11-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,888 0 7,888 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Mirzabay MineField Hz-ID-17505 AF/3102/15552/MF0057 35.80871 66.60659 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 06-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 3,356 0 3,356 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17479 AF/3102/15531/MF0039 35.8166 66.45985 Pre 2001 27-Dec-12 04-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 49,157 0 49,157 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17482 AF/3102/15531/MF0040 35.81069 66.45643 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 05-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,500 0 37,500 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17483 AF/3102/15531/MF0041 35.8043 66.45336 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 06-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 34,315 0 34,315 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17484 AF/3102/15531/MF0043 35.80062 66.4501 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 06-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,978 0 67,978 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17485 AF/3102/15531/MF0044 35.49011 66.81842 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 10-Nov-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,744 0 50,744 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17486 AF/3102/15531/MF0045 35.81221 66.48943 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 77,916 0 77,916 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17487 AF/3102/15531/MF0046 35.82467 66.49242 Pre 2001 30-Dec-12 11-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,170 0 31,170 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17488 AF/3102/15531/MF0047 35.82467 66.49242 Pre 2001 02-Jan-13 11-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 58,450 0 58,450 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17489 AF/3102/15531/MF0048 35.47468 66.8347 Pre 2001 02-Jan-13 13-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 73,723 0 73,723 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17588 AF/3102/15531/MF0042 35.80242 66.45057 Pre 2001 10-Feb-13 06-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,372 0 31,372 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Pala MineField Hz-ID-17627 AF/3102/15531/MF0038 35.8166 66.45985 Pre 2001 10-Feb-13 04-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 49,996 0 49,996 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17400 AF/3102/15536/MF8230 35.79186 66.5256 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 20-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,200 0 45,200 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17401 AF/3102/15536/MF8292 35.79186 66.5256 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 12-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,000 0 39,000 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17402 AF/3102/15536/MF8294 35.79186 66.5256 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 11-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 41,400 0 41,400 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17403 AF/3102/15536/MF8296 35.78511 66.52838 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 13-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 25,600 0 25,600 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17405 AF/3102/15536/MF8298 35.79186 66.5256 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 11-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17417 AF/3102/15536/MF8300 35.79186 66.5256 Pre 2001 28-Nov-12 13-Aug-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 43,600 0 43,600 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17593 AF/3102/15536/MF0060 35.87479 66.52236 Pre 2001 10-Jan-13 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 142,337 0 142,337 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17594 AF/3102/15536/MF0061 35.80486 66.52273 Pre 2001 10-Jan-13 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 71,184 0 71,184 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17605 AF/3102/15536/MF0059 35.87479 66.52236 Pre 2001 28-Jan-13 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 135,095 0 135,095 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField Hz-ID-17606 AF/3102/15536/MF0064 35.80486 66.52273 Pre 2001 29-Jan-13 12-Nov-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 142,145 0 142,145 CHA North Sari Pul Gosfandi Qeshlaqe Khwaja Nalan MineField MF-NA-650 AF/3102/15536/MF0015 35.80431 66.52344 Pre 2001 18-Sep-06 01-Sep-06 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 70,794 1,450 1,450 69,344 CHA North Sari Pul Sangcharak Tebir MineField Hz-ID-18394 AF/3102/15495/MF0001 36.00545 66.39021 Pre 2001 12-Jan-14 01-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APERW Active 4,562 0 4,562 CHA North Sari Pul Sari Pul Angut MineField Hz-ID-18658 AF/3101/15757/MF0008 36.18622 66.02258 Pre 2001 29-Mar-14 29-Mar-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 688 0 688 CHA North Sari Pul Sari Pul Gul Tepa MineField Hz-ID-18661 AF/3101/15737/MF0010 36.33451 65.90122 Pre 2001 18-Mar-14 18-Mar-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 18,122 0 18,122 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Bazar Kami MineField Hz-ID-18666 AF/3106/15715/MF0017 36.13976 65.7292 Pre 2001 25-Mar-14 25-Mar-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,340 0 5,340 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Bazar Kami MineField Hz-ID-18668 AF/3106/15715/MF0019 36.15469 65.7308 Pre 2001 22-Mar-14 22-Mar-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,353 0 15,353 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Bazar Kami MineField Hz-ID-18670 AF/3106/15715/MF0021 36.16535 65.75327 Pre 2001 17-Mar-14 17-Mar-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,256 0 6,256 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Dara Band MineField MF-HQ-11437 AF/3106/15675/MF3979 36.13665 65.72318 Pre 2001 14-Nov-07 14-Nov-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 5,000 0 5,000 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Dara Band MineField MF-HQ-11438 AF/3106/15675/MF3977 36.13352 65.73455 Pre 2001 12-Nov-07 12-Nov-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,831 0 7,831 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Dara Band MineField MF-HQ-11599 AF/3106/15675/MF3978 36.13569 65.73541 Pre 2001 11-Nov-07 11-Nov-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 12,200 0 12,200 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Dara Band MineField MF-NA-870 AF/3106/15675/MF0003 36.10783 65.71885 Pre 2001 29-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 38,472 0 38,472 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Dara Band MineField MF-NA-871 AF/3106/15675/MF0004 36.1265 65.7305 Pre 2001 02-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,989 0 1,989 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Dara Band MineField MF-NA-872 AF/3106/15675/MF0005 36.13005 65.72629 Pre 2001 02-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 9,435 0 9,435 CHA North Sari Pul Sayyad Sar-i-Chashma MineField Hz-ID-18663 AF/3106/15718/MF0016 36.11955 65.83102 Pre 2001 23-Mar-14 23-Mar-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 13,594 0 13,594 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Dawj MineField Hz-ID-20789 AF/1110/11702/MF0028 38.42529 70.9444 Pre 2001 19-Oct-16 19-Oct-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 73,500 0 73,500 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Erga MineField Hz-ID-19346 AF/1110/11541/MF0027 38.38409 70.81991 Pre 2001 18-Nov-14 18-Nov-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 160,260 0 160,260 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Jamarj-i-Payan MineField Hz-ID-17094 AF/1110/11701/MF0007 38.43118 70.94832 Pre 2001 02-Jul-12 17-Oct-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,393 0 17,393 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-17190 AF/1110/11643/MF0011 38.10682 70.92658 Pre 2001 14-Aug-12 24-Jun-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 47,291 0 47,291 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-17193 AF/1110/11643/MF0012 38.08842 70.89965 Pre 2001 11-Sep-12 24-Jun-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,230 0 31,230 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-17199 AF/1110/11643/MF0013 38.11611 70.91243 Pre 2001 14-Aug-12 24-Jun-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 73,262 0 73,262 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-17203 AF/1110/11643/MF0010 38.1023 70.88222 Pre 2001 14-Aug-12 24-Jun-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 65,478 0 65,478 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-19010 AF/1110/11643/MF0021 38.11891 70.89786 Pre 2001 16-Aug-14 16-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,350 0 30,350 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-19011 AF/1110/11643/MF0022 38.11745 70.90167 Pre 2001 17-Aug-14 17-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,333 0 17,333 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-19012 AF/1110/11643/MF0023 38.10995 70.91158 Pre 2001 18-Aug-14 18-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,524 0 53,524 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-19013 AF/1110/11643/MF0024 38.0896 70.89962 Pre 2001 20-Aug-14 20-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,087 0 45,087 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Madud MineField Hz-ID-19014 AF/1110/11643/MF0025 38.1031 70.91275 Pre 2001 21-Aug-14 21-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 94,293 0 94,293 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Sar Jaway MineField Hz-ID-19139 AF/1110/11743/MF0026 38.23714 70.79038 Pre 2001 28-Oct-14 28-Oct-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,395 0 27,395 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwaz Sar-i-Deh MineField Hz-ID-17217 AF/1110/11637/MF0018 38.43436 70.81927 Pre 2001 14-Aug-12 24-Jun-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,919 0 45,919 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Bagh-i-Tal MineField Hz-ID-20787 AF/1110/11717/MF0027 38.26216 71.2949 Pre 2001 15-Aug-17 15-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 34,620 0 34,620 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Bagh-i-Tal MineField Hz-ID-20790 AF/1110/11717/MF0028 38.259 71.29044 Pre 2001 21-Aug-17 21-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 104,160 0 104,160 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Bagh-i-Tal MineField Hz-ID-20801 AF/1110/11717/MF0025 38.29254 71.31538 Pre 2001 09-Aug-17 09-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 257,250 0 257,250 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Bagh-i-Tal MineField Hz-ID-20802 AF/1110/11717/MF0026 38.28313 71.31143 Pre 2001 12-Aug-17 12-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 152,250 0 152,250 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Bini Kamar MineField Hz-ID-20828 AF/1110/11715/MF0021 38.30604 71.30476 Pre 2001 24-Oct-17 12-Jul-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 202,125 74,873 74,873 127,252 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Dashtake Ghaz Dara MineField MF-HT-1131 H/3544 38.3627 71.17545 Pre 2001 17-Jun-07 01-Jun-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 21,500 0 21,500 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Ghumay (3) MineField Hz-ID-18880 AF/1117/11659/MF0013 38.1337 71.33763 Pre 2001 22-Jun-14 22-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,168 0 50,168 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Ghumay (3) MineField Hz-ID-18881 AF/1117/11659/MF0014 38.14631 71.34077 Pre 2001 24-Jun-14 24-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 68,764 0 68,764 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Jamarj-e Bala MineField Hz-ID-20792 AF/1110/11719/MF0029 38.25768 71.37142 Pre 2001 26-Aug-17 26-Aug-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,201 0 33,201 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Jashtak MineField MF-HT-488 H/3545 38.36781 71.16554 Pre 2001 20-Jun-07 01-Jun-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Maymay MineField Hz-ID-17222 AF/1110/11728/MF0001 38.41595 71.03919 Pre 2001 03-Sep-12 24-Jun-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,080 0 37,080 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Rawand MineField Hz-ID-18845 AF/1110/11652/MF0012 38.04745 71.29182 Pre 2001 04-Jun-14 04-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,885 0 20,885 CHA North East Badakhshan Darwazbala Sadwad MineField Hz-ID-20827 AF/1110/11651/MF0030 37.98127 71.26908 Pre 2001 30-Sep-17 30-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 83,200 0 83,200 CHA North East Badakhshan Fayzabad Malmunj MineField Hz-ID-17514 H/8431 37.20232 70.63159 Pre 2001 27-Dec-12 20-Nov-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 89,600 0 89,600 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuf Ab Chatniw MineField Hz-ID-18197 H/8852 37.90347 70.63127 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 17-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,700 0 63,700 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuf Ab Kherch MineField Hz-ID-18198 H/8851 38.06086 70.38442 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 19-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 22,040 0 22,040 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuf Ab Labgard (1) MineField Hz-ID-17227 AF/1119/11780/MF0001 38.00819 70.34318 Pre 2001 14-Aug-12 24-Jun-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 94,825 0 94,825 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Askazir MineField MF-HQ-14253 AF/1104/12015/MF3628 36.03017 70.71161 Pre 2001 16-Aug-07 16-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 4,000 0 4,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Askazir MineField MF-HT-372 AF/1104/12015/MF2197 36.03722 70.71423 Pre 2001 15-Aug-07 01-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 6,000 0 6,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Ferazen MineField MF-HQ-12371 H/6327 35.61577 70.54974 Pre 2001 07-Aug-09 07-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,070 0 11,070 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Razer MineField MF-HQ-12366 AF/1104/12017/MF6330 36.00748 70.75537 Pre 2001 09-Aug-09 09-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 74,170 0 74,170 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Razer MineField MF-HT-373 AF/1104/12017/MF2198 35.99915 70.72495 Pre 2001 17-Aug-07 01-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 42,611 0 42,611 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Razer MineField MF-HT-375 AF/1104/12017/MF2199 36.02331 70.79071 Pre 2001 19-Aug-07 01-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 12,000 0 12,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Razer MineField MF-HT-380 AF/1104/12020/MF2201 36.02236 70.73351 Pre 2001 18-Aug-07 01-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 102,766 0 102,766 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Robat MineField MF-HQ-11003 AF/1104/12042/MF0003 36.01099 70.7915 Pre 2001 01-Jul-09 01-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 101,172 0 101,172 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Robat MineField MF-HT-377 AF/1104/12042/MF2200 36.03625 70.80252 Pre 2001 20-Aug-07 01-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 99,873 0 99,873 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Shahe Pari MineField MF-HQ-12368 AF/1104/12029/MF6329 35.85684 70.96328 Pre 2001 08-Aug-09 08-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 97,500 0 97,500 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Shahe Pari MineField MF-HT-521 AF/1104/12029/MF6328 35.89633 70.91144 Pre 2001 08-Aug-09 08-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 192,500 0 192,500 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Shahran MineField Hz-ID-18177 AF/1104/12028/MF0002 36.00161 70.89699 Pre 2001 03-Oct-13 20-Aug-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 47,588 0 47,588 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Tili MineField MF-HQ-12393 AF/1104/12024/MF6326 35.71903 70.93974 Pre 2001 05-Aug-09 05-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 55,500 0 55,500 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Tili MineField MF-HQ-12397 AF/1104/12024/MF6323 35.78845 70.815 Pre 2001 04-Aug-09 04-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 68,000 0 68,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Tili MineField MF-HQ-12411 AF/1104/12024/MF6325 35.79211 70.81106 Pre 2001 04-Aug-09 04-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 15,900 0 15,900 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Tili MineField MF-HQ-12414 AF/1104/12024/MF6324 35.78884 70.80557 Pre 2001 04-Aug-09 04-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 15,200 0 15,200 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Wulf MineField MF-HQ-12389 AF/1104/12037/MF6332 36.03899 71.03754 Pre 2001 10-Aug-09 10-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 3,273 0 3,273 CHA North East Badakhshan Kuran Wa Munjan Wulf MineField MF-HQ-12391 AF/1104/12037/MF6333 36.01673 71.08198 Pre 2001 10-Aug-09 10-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 303,111 0 303,111 CHA North East Badakhshan Shaki Ghumay (1) MineField Hz-ID-17220 AF/1122/11585/MF0012 38.29187 70.60937 Pre 2001 14-Aug-12 05-Jul-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,164 0 5,164 CHA North East Badakhshan Shaki Laron Ab Darrah MineField Hz-ID-17031 AF/1110/11534/MF0001 38.13411 70.51312 Pre 2001 03-May-17 07-Dec-11 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 212,391 246,358 246,358 -33,967 CHA North East Badakhshan Shaki Laron Ab Darrah MineField Hz-ID-20917 AF/1110/11534/MF0014 38.0918 70.42527 Pre 2001 05-Dec-17 13-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 78,435 75,306 3,129 78,435 0 CHA North East Badakhshan Shaki Laron Ab Darrah MineField Hz-ID-21008 AF/1110/11534/MF0015 38.02579 70.42227 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 15-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 119,280 55,997 55,997 63,283 CHA North East Badakhshan Shaki Laron Ab Darrah MineField Hz-ID-21009 AF/1110/11534/MF0016 38.07998 70.41903 Pre 2001 06-Jun-18 12-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 54,810 49,113 49,113 5,697 CHA North East Badakhshan Shighnan Baved (Deh Shar Sarcheshma) MineField MF-HT-1121 AF/1109/30836/MF3626 37.59151 71.41756 Pre 2001 09-Aug-07 01-Aug-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 11,358 0 11,358 CHA North East Badakhshan Shighnan Wer MineField Hz-ID-18088 AF/1109/30851/MF0001 37.41603 71.29987 Pre 2001 01-Aug-13 27-Jun-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,100 0 30,100 CHA North East Badakhshan Tashkan Ghelawuk MineField Hz-ID-20830 H/9538 36.98091 70.0649 Pre 2001 20-Sep-17 20-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 18,154 0 18,154 CHA North East Badakhshan Tashkan Ghelawuk MineField Hz-ID-20831 H/9539 36.98021 70.05925 Pre 2001 21-Sep-17 21-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 97,621 0 97,621 CHA North East Badakhshan Tashkan Ghelawuk MineField Hz-ID-20832 H/9541 36.98413 70.06113 Pre 2001 23-Sep-17 23-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,600 0 12,600 CHA North East Badakhshan Tashkan Ghelawuk MineField Hz-ID-20834 H/9653 36.98364 70.06391 Pre 2001 22-Sep-17 22-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 67,970 0 67,970 CHA North East Badakhshan Wakhan Qazi Deh (1) MineField MF-HT-495 H/3548 36.5692 71.77721 Pre 2001 04-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Wakhan Qazi Deh (1) MineField MF-HT-497 H/3549 36.5691 71.7772 Pre 2001 05-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,000 0 15,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Wakhan Qazi Deh (1) MineField MF-HT-499 H/3550 36.56065 71.77643 Pre 2001 06-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,100 0 33,100 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Deh-Gol MineField MF-HT-1149 H/3552 36.41865 71.40157 Pre 2001 09-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Deh-Gol MineField MF-HT-502 H/3551 36.41865 71.40157 Pre 2001 08-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,000 0 24,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Redkhor Bala MineField MF-HT-1167 H/3559 36.53924 71.51061 Pre 2001 18-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,600 0 30,600 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Reed Khurd Bala MineField MF-HT-512 H/3558 36.50637 71.52365 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 58,300 0 58,300 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Sanglich MineField MF-HT-505 H/3555 36.17436 71.25306 Pre 2001 14-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Sanglich MineField MF-HT-507 H/3556 36.1326 71.20515 Pre 2001 15-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Sanglich MineField MF-NE-982 H/3557 36.25647 71.15055 Pre 2001 16-Jul-07 16-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,000 0 10,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Sanglich MineField MF-NE-983 H/3553 36.26977 71.17834 Pre 2001 12-Jul-07 12-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,000 0 15,000 CHA North East Badakhshan Zebak Sanglich MineField MF-NE-984 H/3554 36.2528 71.16272 Pre 2001 13-Jul-07 13-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Andarab (Banu) MineField Hz-ID-18194 H/8593 35.64778 69.0336 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 06-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 13,014 0 13,014 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Andarab (Banu) MineField Hz-ID-18196 H/8594 35.64985 69.03414 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 07-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 85,973 0 85,973 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Andarab (Banu) MineField MF-HQ-10383 H/6103 35.63766 69.27195 Pre 2001 20-Apr-09 20-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,000 0 7,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Andarab (Banu) MineField MF-HQ-10387 H/2210 35.63907 69.25202 Pre 2001 20-Apr-09 20-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,500 0 19,500 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Andarab (Banu) MineField MF-HQ-12168 H/2247 35.66888 69.34222 Pre 2001 05-Jul-02 12-Sep-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,000 0 7,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Arzangane Sufla MineField MF-HQ-11315 H/2205 35.64311 69.29023 Pre 2001 06-May-09 06-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 675 0 675 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Arzangane Sufla MineField MF-HQ-11316 H/2206 35.64404 69.29516 Pre 2001 05-May-09 05-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,115 0 1,115 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Chayla MineField Hz-ID-20176 H/8937 35.81965 69.02502 Pre 2001 15-Jun-14 15-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 78,311 0 78,311 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Dane Khushdara MineField MF-HT-351 H/2219 35.62621 69.07169 Pre 2001 10-Mar-02 12-Dec-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 27,688 0 27,688 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Dane Khushdara MineField MF-HT-359 H/2220 35.62286 69.10154 Pre 2001 05-Apr-09 05-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,100 0 7,100 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Darrahe Kanda MineField MF-HQ-14496 H/6563 35.74726 68.95307 Pre 2001 17-Mar-10 17-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,100 0 4,100 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Darrahe Kanda MineField MF-HQ-14497 H/6562 35.74953 68.94811 Pre 2001 17-Mar-10 17-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,325 0 1,325 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Darrahe Kanda MineField MF-HQ-14510 H/6560 35.75178 68.95053 Pre 2001 16-Mar-10 16-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,700 0 16,700 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Darrahe Kanda MineField MF-HQ-14530 H/6561 35.74989 68.94885 Pre 2001 15-Mar-10 15-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,050 0 7,050 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Fach MineField MF-HT-337 H/2217 35.61623 69.13361 Pre 2001 09-Dec-03 12-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,800 0 1,800 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Fach MineField MF-HT-342 H/2218 35.62381 69.13583 Pre 2001 27-Sep-07 12-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,400 0 4,400 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Foj MineField Hz-ID-18192 H/8591 35.61793 69.16246 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 02-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,154 0 6,154 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Foj MineField Hz-ID-18193 H/8592 35.60937 69.14906 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 04-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,816 0 6,816 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Foj MineField MF-HT-143 H/2216 35.61897 69.16011 Pre 2001 09-Oct-07 01-Oct-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 215 0 215 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Garmakcheshma MineField MF-HT-1186 H/3033 35.60975 69.08063 Pre 2001 06-Apr-09 06-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 3,960 0 3,960 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Kaftarkhana MineField MF-HQ-12978 AF/1307/13572/MF0001 35.62877 69.1404 Pre 2001 10-Oct-09 05-Oct-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 100 0 100 SHA North East Baghlan Andarab Kaftarkhana MineField MF-HT-1201 H/3988 35.61167 69.15376 Pre 2001 10-Oct-07 01-Oct-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 400 0 400 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Kaftarkhana MineField MF-HT-1220 H/3987 35.62885 69.1404 Pre 2001 26-Sep-07 01-Sep-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 85 085CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Khazena MineField MF-HQ-14058 H/2224 35.81277 69.10971 Pre 2001 13-Sep-02 13-Sep-02 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,000 0 2,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Khazena MineField MF-HQ-14059 H/2226 35.78401 69.04234 Pre 2001 15-Sep-02 19-Sep-02 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Khej MineField MF-HQ-11303 H/6114 35.62452 69.37508 Pre 2001 02-May-09 02-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 69,080 0 69,080 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Kohi Matran MineField MF-HQ-12167 H/2227 35.71282 68.98373 Pre 2001 16-Sep-02 12-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 22,596 0 22,596 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Layn MineField MF-HQ-11307 H/2209 35.65479 69.27119 Pre 2001 08-May-09 08-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Layn MineField MF-HQ-11309 H/2211 35.65139 69.27801 Pre 2001 08-May-09 08-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,100 0 5,100 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Mirwa MineField MF-HQ-11302 H/6113 35.62951 69.30167 Pre 2001 01-May-09 01-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 181 0 181 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Mirwa MineField MF-HQ-11304 H/2230 35.62286 69.29944 Pre 2001 01-May-09 01-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 333 0 333 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Pulkhah MineField MF-HQ-10445 H/2238 35.63629 69.21407 Pre 2001 04-Apr-09 04-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 23,000 0 23,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Qeshnabad MineField MF-HQ-10393 H/6037 35.59758 69.20047 Pre 2001 02-Apr-09 02-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 280 0 280 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Qeshnabad MineField MF-HQ-10444 H/2237 35.61803 69.20456 Pre 2001 01-Apr-09 01-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 600 0 600 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Ronu MineField MF-HQ-10443 H/2242 35.63339 69.28524 Pre 2001 16-Apr-09 16-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,500 0 9,500 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Sherqalaq MineField MF-NE-506 H/4142 35.77089 68.97291 Pre 2001 20-Apr-08 20-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Sherqalaq MineField MF-NE-509 H/4143 35.77089 68.97291 Pre 2001 20-Apr-08 20-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 115,000 0 115,000 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Spech MineField Hz-ID-18263 H/8596 35.68586 68.9465 Pre 2001 11-Dec-13 18-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,610 0 20,610 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Spech MineField Hz-ID-18264 H/8597 35.6884 68.94762 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 19-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 13,784 0 13,784 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Spech MineField MF-HQ-12239 H/2228 35.68825 68.95622 Pre 2001 12-Sep-09 09-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,019 0 67,019 CHA North East Baghlan Andarab Spech MineField MF-HQ-12353 H/2229 35.75764 68.94343 Pre 2001 19-Sep-02 19-Sep-02 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 81,990 0 81,990 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Badal Mast MineField Hz-ID-18351 AF/1301/13013/MF0040 36.08897 68.81239 Pre 2001 09-Jan-14 24-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 13,901 0 13,901 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Baghlan MineField MF-NE-940 AF/1312/12974/MF5118 36.11548 68.66284 Pre 2001 04-Sep-08 04-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 19,000 0 19,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Gaz MineField Hz-ID-18396 AF/1312/00262/MF0043 36.09644 68.83054 Pre 2001 05-Mar-14 16-Dec-13 Resurvey NTS AP Active 5,491 0 5,491 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Gaz MineField MF-NE-930 AF/1312/00262/MF5149 36.08305 68.82069 Pre 2001 07-Oct-08 07-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 53,000 0 53,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Gaz MineField MF-NE-933 AF/1312/00262/MF5146 36.08932 68.82751 Pre 2001 06-Oct-08 06-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,000 0 39,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Gaz MineField MF-NE-934 AF/1312/00262/MF5145 36.0914 68.82626 Pre 2001 06-Oct-08 06-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,600 0 37,600 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Jelaw Gir (2) MineField MF-HQ-11624 AF/1405/13062/MF4760 36.42753 68.94784 Pre 2001 17-May-08 17-May-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 8,000 0 8,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khaja Ston MineField MF-NE-899 AF/1312/00246/MF5122 36.19811 68.50903 Pre 2001 06-Sep-08 06-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 54,000 0 54,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khaja Ston MineField MF-NE-900 AF/1312/00246/MF2261 36.19492 68.5019 Pre 2001 11-Sep-08 11-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 51,000 0 51,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-882 AF/1312/00219/MF5126 36.13453 68.58286 Pre 2001 07-Sep-08 07-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 44,000 0 44,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-884 AF/1312/00219/MF2262 36.1498 68.58263 Pre 2001 06-Sep-08 06-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 32,000 0 32,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-885 AF/1312/00219/MF5123 36.14671 68.58516 Pre 2001 06-Sep-08 06-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 12,000 0 12,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-887 AF/1312/00219/MF5125 36.12964 68.59919 Pre 2001 07-Sep-08 07-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 43,000 0 43,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-889 AF/1312/00219/MF5124 36.14594 68.58534 Pre 2001 06-Sep-08 06-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,000 0 7,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-891 AF/1312/00219/MF5128 36.15514 68.57023 Pre 2001 09-Sep-08 09-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 36,700 0 36,700 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-892 AF/1312/00219/MF5127 36.15755 68.56874 Pre 2001 08-Sep-08 08-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-894 AF/1312/00219/MF5130 36.15234 68.56804 Pre 2001 10-Sep-08 10-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-895 AF/1312/00219/MF5131 36.15234 68.56804 Pre 2001 10-Sep-08 10-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 61,000 0 61,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Khugak MineField MF-NE-897 AF/1312/00219/MF5129 36.15234 68.56804 Pre 2001 10-Sep-08 10-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 57,000 0 57,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21335 H/10071 36.06293 68.78423 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 01-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,290 0 45,290 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21339 H/10072 36.07038 68.78336 Pre 2001 03-Oct-18 03-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,966 0 63,966 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21346 H/10076 36.06321 68.79881 Pre 2001 11-Oct-18 11-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 41,819 0 41,819 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21347 H/10077 36.05988 68.79972 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 13-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,882 0 14,882 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21349 H/10078 36.06141 68.80051 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 15-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 28,372 0 28,372 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21378 H/10079 36.06424 68.79137 Pre 2001 21-Oct-18 21-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,546 0 49,546 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ma'dan-i-Karkar MineField Hz-ID-21380 H/10080 36.0529 68.80049 Pre 2001 22-Oct-18 22-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 91,681 0 91,681 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Qandahari (4) MineField Hz-ID-18352 AF/1312/12992/MF0041 36.3878 68.72084 Pre 2001 09-Jan-14 14-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,500 0 7,500 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Qaysar Khel MineField MF-NE-928 AF/1307/12984/MF2264 36.14038 68.68387 Pre 2001 02-Sep-08 02-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 868 0 868 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField Hz-ID-21418 H/10082 36.04865 68.85529 Pre 2001 20-Nov-18 20-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 18,255 0 18,255 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField MF-NE-901 AF/1312/00428/MF5286 36.05998 68.8489 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 10-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 45,000 62,677 62,677 -17,677 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField MF-NE-902 AF/1312/00428/MF5287 36.05743 68.85117 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 10-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 58,500 70,504 70,504 -12,004 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField MF-NE-903 AF/1312/00428/MF5288 36.05515 68.85241 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 10-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 46,000 88,784 88,784 -42,784 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField MF-NE-904 AF/1312/00428/MF5289 36.05278 68.85298 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 10-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 52,000 62,952 62,952 -10,952 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField MF-NE-905 AF/1312/00428/MF5290 36.05021 68.85439 Pre 2001 01-Nov-18 10-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 52,000 56,360 56,360 -4,360 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Rafak MineField MF-NE-906 AF/1312/00428/MF5291 36.04784 68.8557 Pre 2001 08-Nov-18 10-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 40,000 46,000 46,000 -6,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Shekh Jalal MineField Hz-ID-18233 AF/1301/13439/MF0037 36.10829 68.86339 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 09-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,881 0 16,881 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Shekh Jalal MineField Hz-ID-18234 AF/1301/13439/MF0038 36.10211 68.87072 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 10-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,042 0 3,042 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Shekh Jalal MineField MF-NE-919 AF/1312/13439/MF5136 36.1296 68.86426 Pre 2001 18-Sep-08 18-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 24,000 0 24,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Shekh Jalal MineField MF-NE-923 AF/1312/13439/MF2260 36.11768 68.84754 Pre 2001 18-Sep-08 18-Sep-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ta-i-Khunak MineField MF-HQ-11928 AF/1312/14204/MF2771 36.20143 68.49409 Pre 2001 03-Jul-08 14-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 165,000 0 165,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ta-i-Khunak MineField MF-HQ-11947 AF/1312/14204/MF4803 36.21144 68.46606 Pre 2001 03-May-08 14-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 38,250 0 38,250 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ushtur Ghal MineField MF-NE-924 AF/1312/13014/MF5140 36.15472 68.86457 Pre 2001 05-Oct-08 05-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 44,500 0 44,500 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ushtur Ghal MineField MF-NE-925 AF/1312/13014/MF5139 36.13636 68.86472 Pre 2001 05-Oct-08 05-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 121,200 0 121,200 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ushtur Ghal MineField MF-NE-926 AF/1312/13014/MF5138 36.13708 68.86266 Pre 2001 05-Oct-08 05-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 32,000 0 32,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ushtur Ghal MineField MF-NE-927 AF/1312/13014/MF5137 36.13708 68.86266 Pre 2001 05-Oct-08 05-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 35,000 0 35,000 CHA North East Baghlan Baghlani Jadid Ushtur Ghal MineField MF-NE-939 AF/1312/13014/MF2268 36.15412 68.85743 Pre 2001 05-Oct-08 05-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Aaq Say Qaracha MineField MF-NE-770 H/4881 36.12698 69.098 Pre 2001 16-Aug-08 16-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 64,000 0 64,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Burka MineField MF-NE-671 H/2271 36.22164 69.15227 Pre 2001 04-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 1,440 0 1,440 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Byram, Koor Quduq MineField MF-NE-676 H/4882 36.23691 68.97707 Pre 2001 19-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,850 0 7,850 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Byram, Koor Quduq MineField MF-NE-677 H/2279 36.24047 68.97417 Pre 2001 17-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 13,100 0 13,100 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Byram, Koor Quduq MineField MF-NE-682 H/2283 36.24499 68.9542 Pre 2001 11-Sep-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,700 0 11,700 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Byram, Koor Quduq MineField MF-NE-683 H/4889 36.25032 68.95679 Pre 2001 12-Sep-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,130 0 1,130 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Byram, Koor Quduq MineField MF-NE-698 H/4883 36.23178 68.98544 Pre 2001 18-Aug-08 18-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 18,550 0 18,550 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Chapa MineField MF-NE-656 H/2275 36.21054 69.12988 Pre 2001 17-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,480 0 2,480 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Chapa MineField MF-NE-657 H/4879 36.14853 69.10256 Pre 2001 15-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,350 0 11,350 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Chapa MineField MF-NE-697 H/4880 36.19 69.13 Pre 2001 15-Aug-08 15-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,800 0 8,800 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Chapsay MineField MF-HQ-13992 AF/1310/13539/MF0015 36.14882 69.2341 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,000 0 15,000 SHA North East Baghlan Burka Chara-i-Hazarqaq MineField MF-HQ-13991 AF/1310/13523/MF0016 36.2873 68.97657 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,000 0 5,000 SHA North East Baghlan Burka Chara-i-Hazarqaq MineField MF-NE-662 H/4888 36.24491 69.00495 Pre 2001 25-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 420 0 420 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Chara-i-Hazarqaq MineField MF-NE-663 H/2277 36.24581 68.9913 Pre 2001 09-Sep-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,720 0 2,720 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Chara-i-Hazarqaq MineField MF-NE-664 H/2274 36.23459 68.98019 Pre 2001 18-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,280 0 1,280 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Folowl-e Bala MineField MF-NE-675 H/2286 36.19323 69.28616 Pre 2001 06-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,500 0 5,500 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Folowl-e Bala MineField MF-NE-689 H/4887 36.1897 69.27215 Pre 2001 24-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 77,500 0 77,500 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Islam Darra MineField MF-NE-635 H/4878 36.16691 69.24418 Pre 2001 14-Aug-08 14-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,000 0 27,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Islam Darra MineField MF-NE-642 H/2282 36.15527 69.23813 Pre 2001 14-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,500 0 12,500 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Jam Ali MineField MF-NE-661 H/2280 36.33031 69.00623 Pre 2001 03-Sep-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,360 0 3,360 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Pahlawan Tash (1) MineField MF-NE-672 H/2284 36.29161 69.14795 Pre 2001 13-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,288 0 1,288 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Pahlawan Tash (1) MineField MF-NE-673 H/2285 36.30402 69.11469 Pre 2001 12-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 1,828 0 1,828 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Pasha-ee MineField MF-NE-653 H/2278 36.28633 68.93114 Pre 2001 21-Aug-08 01-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,750 0 16,750 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Pasha-ee MineField MF-NE-655 H/4885 36.27982 68.92776 Pre 2001 22-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,620 0 9,620 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Qamare Jum'a'ali MineField MF-NE-666 H/2281 36.19419 69.26513 Pre 2001 05-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 76,700 0 76,700 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Qamare Jum'a'ali MineField MF-NE-669 H/2273 36.24819 69.17304 Pre 2001 02-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,000 0 14,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saqaw MineField MF-NE-625 H/4875 36.12512 69.19128 Pre 2001 10-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,900 0 20,900 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saqaw MineField MF-NE-626 H/4876 36.12512 69.19128 Pre 2001 10-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 21,687 0 21,687 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saye Hazarah, Jangi Beg MineField MF-NE-684 H/2287 36.20281 69.35005 Pre 2001 07-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,300 0 57,300 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saye Hazarah, Jangi Beg MineField MF-NE-685 H/4873 36.15516 69.27605 Pre 2001 09-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 18 018CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saye Hazarah, Jangi Beg MineField MF-NE-686 H/4874 36.15451 69.27463 Pre 2001 08-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,000 0 16,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saye Hazarah, Jangi Beg MineField MF-NE-687 H/2292 36.17068 69.2868 Pre 2001 08-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,120 0 1,120 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Saye Hazarah, Jangi Beg MineField MF-NE-688 H/4884 36.16569 69.3967 Pre 2001 20-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 79,200 0 79,200 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shor Quduq MineField MF-NE-448 H/4191 36.43114 68.95322 Pre 2001 22-Apr-08 22-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,480 0 16,480 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-628 H/4886 36.13905 69.15819 Pre 2001 23-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 880 0 880 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-631 H/2288 36.09741 69.19905 Pre 2001 11-Aug-08 11-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 105,000 0 105,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-690 H/4877 36.09248 69.20115 Pre 2001 12-Aug-08 12-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 61,700 0 61,700 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-691 H/5206 36.105 69.21614 Pre 2001 07-Sep-08 07-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,000 0 49,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-692 H/5204 36.10741 69.21225 Pre 2001 06-Sep-08 06-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,000 0 51,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-693 H/5205 36.10708 69.21479 Pre 2001 07-Sep-08 07-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,000 0 43,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-694 H/5203 36.10647 69.20904 Pre 2001 05-Sep-08 05-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,000 0 42,000 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorachah(2) MineField MF-NE-696 H/5202 36.1055 69.20633 Pre 2001 05-Sep-08 05-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 52,400 0 52,400 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Shorcha MineField MF-NE-735 H/5201 36.10418 69.20121 Pre 2001 04-Sep-08 04-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 66,400 0 66,400 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Tangi Murch MineField MF-NE-670 H/2291 36.27661 69.1906 Pre 2001 03-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,300 0 14,300 CHA North East Baghlan Burka Tangi Murch MineField MF-NE-674 H/2272 36.26826 69.15199 Pre 2001 02-Aug-08 01-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,800 0 14,800 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chahe Ana MineField MF-NE-386 H/4129 35.8809 68.46653 Pre 2001 04-Apr-08 04-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,500 0 9,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chahe Jungan MineField MF-NE-372 H/4134 35.92907 68.45805 Pre 2001 09-Apr-08 04-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chahe Jungan MineField MF-NE-373 H/4136 35.93226 68.45777 Pre 2001 09-Apr-08 04-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chahe Jungan MineField MF-NE-374 H/4135 35.92907 68.45805 Pre 2001 09-Apr-08 04-Sep-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,000 0 32,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chahe Jungan MineField MF-NE-995 AF/1303/13206/MF0006 35.92675 68.47833 Pre 2001 22-Oct-08 22-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,928 0 14,928 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chercherak MineField MF-HT-518 H/3577 35.80137 68.41438 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chercherak MineField MF-HT-523 H/3578 35.80137 68.41438 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,000 0 53,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Chercherak MineField MF-HT-529 H/3579 35.80137 68.41438 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,000 0 53,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Dahana MineField MF-NE-381 H/4130 35.88748 68.47105 Pre 2001 05-Apr-08 04-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 22,500 0 22,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Dahana MineField MF-NE-384 H/2303 35.88176 68.46712 Pre 2001 05-Apr-08 04-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 65,000 0 65,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Dahana MineField MF-NE-385 H/4131 35.89394 68.4731 Pre 2001 05-Apr-08 04-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,000 0 24,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Dahana-I-Ghori MineField MF-NE-382 H/4133 35.86979 68.49607 Pre 2001 08-Apr-08 04-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,000 0 29,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Nilan MineField MF-NE-378 H/4132 35.81436 68.4118 Pre 2001 07-Apr-08 04-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 34,000 0 34,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Nilan MineField MF-NE-380 H/2296 35.81436 68.4118 Pre 2001 07-Apr-08 07-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,000 0 25,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Pasha Qol MineField MF-HT-1301 H/3613 35.79463 68.41107 Pre 2001 18-Jul-07 01-Jul-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,000 0 14,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Pasha Qol MineField MF-HT-556 H/3614 35.79463 68.41107 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,000 0 11,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Pasha Qol MineField MF-NE-387 H/2297 35.77915 68.41643 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 04-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,000 0 42,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Pasha Qol MineField MF-NE-388 H/3612 35.79168 68.42432 Pre 2001 18-Jul-07 04-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,500 0 5,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Pashimandara MineField MF-HQ-11600 H/5885 35.94278 68.52444 Pre 2001 14-Feb-09 14-Feb-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,950 0 1,950 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Qarlogh MineField MF-HT-541 H/3611 35.79463 68.41107 Pre 2001 17-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,000 0 40,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Qarlogh MineField MF-HT-546 H/3621 35.8191 68.49363 Pre 2001 21-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,000 0 42,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Qarlogh MineField MF-HT-551 H/3622 35.8191 68.49363 Pre 2001 21-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 37,000 0 37,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Sayad MineField MF-HT-562 H/3619 35.87157 68.43551 Pre 2001 20-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,500 0 5,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Sayad MineField MF-HT-566 H/3620 35.87157 68.43551 Pre 2001 20-Jul-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Sayad MineField MF-NE-383 H/4137 35.85804 68.40978 Pre 2001 11-Apr-08 04-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,000 0 44,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Wakhshak MineField MF-NE-371 H/2301 35.90038 68.39097 Pre 2001 02-Apr-08 30-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,000 0 38,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Wakhshak MineField MF-NE-375 H/2302 35.90867 68.37404 Pre 2001 03-Apr-08 30-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,500 0 43,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Wakhshak MineField MF-NE-376 H/4126 35.90867 68.37404 Pre 2001 03-Apr-08 30-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,000 0 11,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri Wakhshak MineField MF-NE-379 H/4127 35.8882 68.42337 Pre 2001 03-Apr-08 30-Apr-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,500 0 15,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Arzangane Ulya MineField Hz-ID-18385 H/8900 35.65619 69.30324 Pre 2001 12-Jan-14 15-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,620 0 1,620 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Arzangane Ulya MineField MF-HQ-11300 H/6116 35.65972 69.30847 Pre 2001 03-May-09 03-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,258 0 1,258 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Arzangane Ulya MineField MF-HQ-11301 H/6117 35.6689 69.31618 Pre 2001 03-May-09 03-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 620 0 620 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Arzangane Ulya MineField MF-HQ-11306 H/2204 35.66216 69.31296 Pre 2001 03-May-09 03-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,300 0 3,300 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Arzangane Ulya MineField MF-HQ-11956 H/6115 35.65884 69.30582 Pre 2001 03-May-09 03-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 831 0 831 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Arzangane Ulya MineField MF-HQ-13984 AF/1313/13608/MF0004 35.66299 69.30333 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,600 0 6,600 SHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Baghe Jabaq MineField Hz-ID-18472 H/8908 35.66362 69.28771 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 18-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,788 0 5,788 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Kharpushta MineField Hz-ID-18473 H/8907 35.73425 69.30634 Pre 2001 05-Feb-14 15-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,918 0 1,918 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Khwaja Qalat MineField MF-HQ-13987 AF/1313/385/MF0003 35.6675 69.33867 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,000 0 5,000 SHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Saka MineField MF-HQ-11310 H/2212 35.71814 69.33182 Pre 2001 13-May-09 13-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,467 0 2,467 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Saka MineField MF-HQ-11311 H/2202 35.71854 69.30019 Pre 2001 13-May-09 13-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,493 0 3,493 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sangboran MineField MF-HQ-11298 H/6119 35.68388 69.32688 Pre 2001 16-May-09 16-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,100 0 29,100 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sangboran MineField MF-HQ-11312 H/2244 35.66545 69.32642 Pre 2001 18-May-09 18-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,218 0 1,218 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sangboran MineField MF-HQ-11313 H/2245 35.66572 69.31951 Pre 2001 18-May-09 18-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 901 0 901 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sangboran MineField MF-HQ-11388 H/6120 35.68679 69.32714 Pre 2001 16-May-09 16-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,790 0 20,790 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sangboran MineField MF-HQ-12002 H/6130 35.68855 69.32608 Pre 2001 17-May-09 17-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,500 0 16,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sayade Bala MineField Hz-ID-18474 H/8906 35.68829 69.29327 Pre 2001 06-Feb-14 16-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,860 0 6,860 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sayade Bala MineField MF-HQ-11299 H/6118 35.69349 69.30021 Pre 2001 12-May-09 12-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,464 0 1,464 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sayade Bala MineField MF-HQ-11308 H/2248 35.68444 69.30473 Pre 2001 10-May-09 10-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 1,000 0 1,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sayade Payan MineField MF-HQ-13985 AF/1313/13639/MF0001 35.688 69.29098 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,600 0 39,600 SHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Sayade Payan MineField MF-HQ-13986 AF/1313/13639/MF002 35.67762 69.28188 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,850 0 2,850 SHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Tale Mirghazi MineField MF-HQ-12179 H/2221 35.76748 69.30768 Pre 2001 18-Apr-04 18-Apr-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,640 0 2,640 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Tale Mirghazi MineField MF-HQ-12188 H/2222 35.75208 69.30003 Pre 2001 11-Aug-02 09-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 5,024 0 5,024 CHA North East Baghlan Dih Salah Tale Mirghazi MineField MF-HQ-12319 H/2223 35.75804 69.30971 Pre 2001 02-Sep-04 02-Sep-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 7,320 0 7,320 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Dahane Khojasafa MineField Hz-ID-19567 H/9147 35.80628 68.87576 Pre 2001 13-Nov-18 16-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 51,604 56,764 56,764 -5,160 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Dahane Kuru MineField MF-NE-563 H/4731 35.53897 68.80579 Pre 2001 03-Jun-08 03-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,000 0 46,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Kuru MineField Hz-ID-20923 H/9533 35.5639 68.79416 Pre 2001 03-Oct-17 03-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,570 0 20,570 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Kuru MineField Hz-ID-20937 H/9661 35.56116 68.79054 Pre 2001 04-Oct-17 04-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,619 0 14,619 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Kuru MineField Hz-ID-20941 H/9662 35.56221 68.79223 Pre 2001 05-Oct-17 05-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,775 0 6,775 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Myandeh MineField MF-NE-531 H/4728 35.52219 68.66984 Pre 2001 20-May-08 20-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,000 0 50,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Myandeh MineField MF-NE-532 H/4727 35.52665 68.68272 Pre 2001 20-May-08 20-May-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 55,000 0 55,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Piaz Qol MineField Hz-ID-20833 H/9651 35.68609 68.89127 Pre 2001 08-Sep-17 08-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,902 0 46,902 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Piaz Qol MineField Hz-ID-20933 H/9655 35.6896 68.8873 Pre 2001 11-Nov-17 11-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,475 0 43,475 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Qaramat MineField Hz-ID-19562 H/9084 35.65482 68.68927 Pre 2001 02-Jan-15 02-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 204,521 0 204,521 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Qaramat MineField Hz-ID-19563 H/9085 35.6585 68.69293 Pre 2001 01-Jan-15 01-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 167,898 0 167,898 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Qaramat MineField Hz-ID-20851 H/9548 35.69267 68.72553 Pre 2001 11-Jan-17 11-Jan-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,000 0 29,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Qaramat MineField MF-HT-494 H/3130 35.67164 68.71093 Pre 2001 06-Mar-07 16-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 56,250 0 56,250 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Qaramat MineField MF-NE-591 H/2335 35.67884 68.72475 Pre 2001 06-Mar-07 06-Mar-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,500 0 63,500 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Qole Masi MineField Hz-ID-20493 H/8430 35.76645 68.80003 Pre 2001 22-Jan-14 22-Jan-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,620 0 1,620 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Rama-Dara MineField Hz-ID-20924 H/9534 35.56052 68.6948 Pre 2001 07-Oct-17 07-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,800 0 16,800 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Rama-Dara MineField Hz-ID-20926 H/9535 35.55879 68.69744 Pre 2001 08-Oct-17 08-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 16,000 0 16,000 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Rama-Dara MineField Hz-ID-20928 H/9536 35.55834 68.68156 Pre 2001 11-Oct-17 11-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,195 0 8,195 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Rama-Dara MineField MF-NE-489 H/4711 35.54574 68.67881 Pre 2001 10-May-08 01-Nov-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,700 0 14,700 CHA North East Baghlan Dushi Rama-Dara MineField MF-NE-491 H/4712 35.559 68.67783 Pre 2001 10-May-08 31-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,640 0 17,640 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Bajga MineField MF-HT-1193 H/3999 35.55761 69.01115 Pre 2001 06-Oct-07 18-Aug-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 190,860 0 190,860 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Bajga MineField MF-HT-571 H/3949 35.58649 69.0192 Pre 2001 26-Sep-07 29-Sep-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,892 0 1,892 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Bajga MineField MF-HT-574 H/3950 35.58379 69.02097 Pre 2001 26-Sep-07 26-Sep-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,033 0 1,033 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Bajga MineField MF-HT-579 H/3951 35.58574 69.02057 Pre 2001 26-Sep-07 26-Sep-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,512 0 1,512 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Chandaran MineField Hz-ID-20153 H/9246 35.53542 68.90574 Pre 2001 21-Oct-15 21-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,553 0 25,553 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Chandaran MineField MF-NE-809 H/2431 35.52305 68.93015 Pre 2001 07-Dec-07 07-Dec-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 26,421 0 26,421 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Chandaran MineField MF-NE-843 H/2422 35.53222 68.91933 Pre 2001 03-Jul-08 03-Jul-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 73,741 0 73,741 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Dahana-e-Mazar MineField MF-NE-810 H/5115 35.54344 69.03109 Pre 2001 19-Aug-08 19-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 43,000 0 43,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Dahane Kawa MineField MF-HT-406 H/2388 35.60286 68.94047 Pre 2001 03-Oct-07 03-Dec-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 896 0 896 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Dargak MineField MF-HT-992 H/2379 35.5429 69.03261 Pre 2001 16-Aug-06 16-Aug-06 Resurvey NTS AP Active 103,576 0 103,576 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doawi MineField Hz-ID-18109 H/8571 35.64462 68.98578 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 16-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 64,284 0 64,284 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doawi MineField Hz-ID-18110 H/8572 35.65026 68.99785 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 18-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 59,640 0 59,640 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doawi MineField Hz-ID-18111 H/8573 35.64912 69.00356 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 19-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,360 0 74,360 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doawi MineField Hz-ID-18112 H/8574 35.64605 69.01483 Pre 2001 22-Aug-13 27-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 52,130 0 52,130 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField Hz-ID-19926 AF/1306/13390/MF0011 35.43367 68.98151 Pre 2001 05-Jun-15 05-Jun-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 56,916 0 56,916 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField Hz-ID-19929 AF/1306/13390/MF0012 35.43359 68.97712 Pre 2001 08-Jun-15 08-Jun-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,726 0 45,726 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField Hz-ID-19930 AF/1306/13390/MF0013 35.43359 68.97712 Pre 2001 11-Jun-15 11-Jun-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,663 0 50,663 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField Hz-ID-19931 AF/1306/13390/MF0014 35.4344 68.98133 Pre 2001 13-Jun-15 13-Jun-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 82,287 0 82,287 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField Hz-ID-20151 H/9242 35.43092 68.99513 Pre 2001 14-Oct-15 14-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 100,281 0 100,281 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField Hz-ID-20152 H/9243 35.43092 68.99513 Pre 2001 15-Oct-15 15-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 94,984 0 94,984 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField MF-HQ-15005 H/6639 35.39986 69.00317 Pre 2001 05-Aug-10 14-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 224,000 0 224,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField MF-HT-1206 H/2393 35.40954 68.98929 Pre 2001 03-Aug-06 03-Aug-06 New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,000 0 44,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField MF-NE-755 H/2417 35.43366 68.99377 Pre 2001 10-Aug-08 10-Aug-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 41,981 0 41,981 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField MF-NE-757 H/2441 35.4895 68.93567 Pre 2001 04-Jul-08 04-Jul-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,600 0 52,600 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Doshakh MineField MF-NE-842 H/2392 35.40511 68.98795 Pre 2001 12-Aug-08 12-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 55,000 0 55,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Frishtagan MineField Hz-ID-18916 H/8610 35.46882 68.95877 Pre 2001 18-Jul-14 18-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 55,270 0 55,270 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Frishtagan MineField Hz-ID-20502 H/9247 35.46256 68.96035 Pre 2001 18-Oct-15 18-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,890 0 53,890 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Gardana-i Ghunj MineField MF-NE-775 H/4966 35.49592 68.95483 Pre 2001 11-Jul-08 11-Jul-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 136,370 0 136,370 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Gaza Gill MineField MF-HQ-14481 H/6546 35.55049 68.83312 Pre 2001 11-Mar-10 11-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 37,500 0 37,500 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Gaza Gill MineField MF-HQ-14499 H/6547 35.54797 68.83273 Pre 2001 11-Mar-10 11-Mar-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,500 0 49,500 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Gori Sokhta MineField MF-16081 H/7492 35.46026 68.96796 Pre 2001 17-Jan-12 16-Apr-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 833,320 0 833,320 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Gori Sokhta MineField MF-HT-1142 H/2404 35.46838 68.9615 Pre 2001 07-Aug-06 01-Aug-06 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,500 0 12,500 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Gori Sokhta MineField MF-NE-841 H/5108 35.44223 68.9901 Pre 2001 07-Aug-08 07-Aug-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 78,303 0 78,303 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Hesar MineField Hz-ID-17513 H/8425 35.49327 68.93132 Pre 2001 27-Dec-12 19-Nov-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,640 0 44,640 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Hesar MineField Hz-ID-20540 H/9530 35.49901 68.93537 Pre 2001 23-Jul-16 23-Jul-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,900 0 1,900 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Hesar MineField MF-NE-832 H/2405 35.49479 68.91903 Pre 2001 04-Jul-08 04-Jul-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 118,650 0 118,650 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Khobdara MineField MF-NE-826 H/2390 35.51351 68.88103 Pre 2001 11-Dec-07 11-Dec-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,300 0 40,300 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Khobdara MineField MF-NE-827 H/2445 35.51568 68.89201 Pre 2001 02-Jul-08 02-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Khoja-qalat MineField Hz-ID-18156 H/8587 35.61694 69.02936 Pre 2001 10-Sep-13 20-Aug-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,170 0 42,170 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Khushkak MineField Hz-ID-18189 H/8589 35.52039 69.1008 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 02-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 145,485 0 145,485 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Khushkak MineField Hz-ID-18191 H/8590 35.52039 69.1008 Pre 2001 10-Oct-13 03-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 170,112 0 170,112 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Khushkak MineField MF-16549 H/7485 35.50601 69.01427 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 12-Jul-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 474,180 0 474,180 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Kohe Sohrab MineField MF-16529 H/7484 35.50601 69.01427 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 12-Jul-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 577,500 0 577,500 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Kohe Sohrab MineField MF-HT-1241 H/3959 35.53561 69.03797 Pre 2001 01-Oct-07 01-Oct-07 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,000 0 32,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Kohi Chilcha MineField MF-HQ-15008 H/6640 35.55175 69.00896 Pre 2001 19-Aug-10 14-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 294,000 0 294,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Kohi Chilcha MineField MF-HT-1232 H/4000 35.53387 68.99366 Pre 2001 06-Oct-07 08-Aug-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 52,800 0 52,800 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Kuhnadeh MineField MF-NE-740 H/5114 35.50553 69.08918 Pre 2001 18-Aug-08 18-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 95,000 0 95,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lalm MineField Hz-ID-18277 H/8870 35.50278 68.9482 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 21-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 79,195 0 79,195 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lalm MineField Hz-ID-20499 H/8940 35.50816 68.92133 Pre 2001 16-Apr-14 16-Apr-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,310 0 19,310 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lalm MineField MF-NE-802 H/2427 35.50623 68.94549 Pre 2001 13-Dec-07 13-Dec-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 47,750 0 47,750 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lalm MineField MF-NE-804 H/4067 35.50623 68.94549 Pre 2001 14-Dec-07 14-Dec-07 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,540 0 67,540 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lalm MineField MF-NE-805 H/2421 35.505 68.92313 Pre 2001 04-Dec-07 04-Dec-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 8,140 0 8,140 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lalm MineField MF-NE-870 H/4065 35.50753 68.91997 Pre 2001 03-Dec-07 03-Dec-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 43,251 0 43,251 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lisa MineField MF-16082 H/7491 35.47839 68.95762 Pre 2001 17-Jul-11 10-Apr-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,493 0 52,493 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Lisa MineField MF-16083 H/7480 35.47839 68.95762 Pre 2001 26-Jan-12 17-Jul-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 71,910 0 71,910 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Mali Khani MineField Hz-ID-20173 H/8936 35.57708 69.02339 Pre 2001 19-Jul-14 19-Jul-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,000 0 24,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Salange Shamali MineField MF-16639 H/6587 35.3612 68.98675 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 04-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,000 0 32,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Salange Shamali MineField MF-HQ-14866 H/6591 35.31379 69.02378 Pre 2001 02-Jul-10 02-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 77,700 0 77,700 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Salange Shamali MineField MF-NE-840 H/2435 35.36544 69.00424 Pre 2001 02-Aug-08 14-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,500 0 42,500 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Shawool Salang MineField MF-HQ-14863 H/6588 35.36926 68.99235 Pre 2001 05-Jul-10 05-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,000 0 27,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Shawool Salang MineField MF-HQ-14864 H/6589 35.37197 68.98519 Pre 2001 13-Jul-10 13-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,000 0 74,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Shawool Salang MineField MF-HQ-14880 H/6626 35.35823 68.97574 Pre 2001 05-Jul-10 05-Jul-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 158,400 0 158,400 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Takhtasang MineField Hz-ID-19211 H/8858 35.48548 68.9494 Pre 2001 14-Oct-14 14-Oct-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 78,129 0 78,129 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Takhtasang MineField Hz-ID-20850 H/9547 35.487 68.94968 Pre 2001 10-Jun-17 10-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 66,153 0 66,153 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Takhtasang MineField Hz-ID-20931 H/9654 35.5019 68.96207 Pre 2001 09-Nov-17 09-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 165,057 0 165,057 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Takhtasang MineField MF-15689 H/7392 35.48567 68.95789 Pre 2001 06-Feb-11 08-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 17,716 0 17,716 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Takhtasang MineField MF-NE-839 H/2438 35.4836 68.93324 Pre 2001 12-Jul-08 12-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 105,000 0 105,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Turkan MineField Hz-ID-20942 H/9663 35.60738 68.91758 Pre 2001 05-Nov-17 05-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 109,069 0 109,069 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Turkan MineField Hz-ID-20943 H/9672 35.60722 68.91944 Pre 2001 04-Nov-17 04-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 82,893 0 82,893 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Turkan MineField Hz-ID-20944 H/9664 35.60738 68.91758 Pre 2001 06-Nov-17 06-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 77,515 0 77,515 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Turkan MineField Hz-ID-20946 H/9671 35.60567 68.92033 Pre 2001 03-Nov-17 03-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 83,350 0 83,350 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Turkan MineField Hz-ID-20947 H/9665 35.60676 68.92477 Pre 2001 07-Nov-17 07-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,309 0 27,309 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Yakawlang MineField Hz-ID-19156 AF/1306/0614/MF0010 35.51784 68.99072 Pre 2001 06-Nov-14 06-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 690,025 0 690,025 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Yakawlang MineField MF-HQ-14979 H/7302 35.5045 68.99303 Pre 2001 09-Aug-10 09-Aug-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 450,000 0 450,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Yakawlang MineField MF-HQ-14982 H/7303 35.51416 69.0055 Pre 2001 08-Aug-10 08-Aug-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 480,000 0 480,000 CHA North East Baghlan Khinjan Yoch MineField MF-HQ-11950 H/6102 35.57335 69.05358 Pre 2001 17-Apr-09 17-Apr-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 9,773 0 9,773 CHA North East Baghlan Khost Wa Firing Myanshahr MineField Hz-ID-18285 H/8891 36.01246 69.51535 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 21-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,100 0 42,100 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Chahardeh MineField MF-NE-744 H/5226 35.87333 69.22416 Pre 2001 10-Nov-08 10-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 48,240 0 48,240 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Chahardeh MineField MF-NE-745 H/5227 35.87255 69.21937 Pre 2001 10-Nov-08 10-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 49,811 0 49,811 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Chahardeh MineField MF-NE-747 H/5225 35.87703 69.24205 Pre 2001 09-Nov-08 09-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,915 0 29,915 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Khwajeh Jeyran MineField Hz-ID-18911 H/8605 36.07006 69.19315 Pre 2001 06-Jul-14 06-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,291 0 12,291 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Khwajeh Jeyran MineField MF-NE-733 H/2459 36.03381 69.22115 Pre 2001 14-Oct-08 31-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,300 0 44,300 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Khwajeh Jeyran MineField MF-NE-734 H/2460 36.06448 69.22626 Pre 2001 14-Oct-08 31-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 28,693 0 28,693 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Khwajeh Jeyran MineField MF-NE-776 H/5212 36.07725 69.2066 Pre 2001 08-Oct-08 08-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,442 0 10,442 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Zardaspan MineField MF-NE-764 H/5224 35.86908 69.27225 Pre 2001 09-Nov-08 09-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,543 0 39,543 CHA North East Baghlan Khwaja Hijran (Jilga Nahrin) Zardaspan MineField MF-NE-806 H/5223 35.88839 69.26405 Pre 2001 08-Nov-08 08-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 15,165 0 15,165 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Aab Meerza MineField Hz-ID-19564 H/9135 35.82499 68.89426 Pre 2001 05-Jan-15 05-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,530 0 31,530 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Aab Meerza MineField Hz-ID-19565 H/9139 35.81224 68.87952 Pre 2001 10-Jan-15 10-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 199,511 0 199,511 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Aab Meerza MineField Hz-ID-19566 H/9140 35.81224 68.87952 Pre 2001 06-Jan-15 06-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 248,167 0 248,167 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Aab Meerza MineField MF-HT-390 H/2305 35.81224 68.87952 Pre 2001 06-Mar-07 13-Dec-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 188,923 0 188,923 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Abqol MineField MF-NE-772 H/2462 35.88491 69.00016 Pre 2001 22-Nov-08 22-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,700 0 38,700 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Alimka MineField Hz-ID-20185 H/8950 35.99573 68.95145 Pre 2001 19-Jun-14 19-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 56,267 0 56,267 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Arakash MineField MF-NE-800 H/3040 36.06215 69.02077 Pre 2001 02-Nov-08 02-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 22,660 0 22,660 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Baragi MineField MF-NE-797 H/2447 36.0017 68.88557 Pre 2001 19-Nov-08 19-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,900 0 31,900 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Baragi MineField MF-NE-798 H/5229 35.99987 68.88477 Pre 2001 21-Nov-08 21-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 31,500 0 31,500 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Baragi MineField MF-NE-799 H/5228 35.99987 68.88474 Pre 2001 20-Nov-08 20-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,500 0 50,500 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Chenarak MineField Hz-ID-18924 H/8946 36.02754 69.20061 Pre 2001 17-Jul-14 17-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 81,546 0 81,546 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Chenarak MineField Hz-ID-18925 H/8947 36.03008 69.19788 Pre 2001 16-Jul-14 16-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 161,004 0 161,004 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Chenarak MineField Hz-ID-20181 H/8944 36.02179 69.2039 Pre 2001 15-Jun-14 15-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 35,993 0 35,993 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Chenarak MineField Hz-ID-20182 H/8945 36.02754 69.20061 Pre 2001 16-Jun-14 16-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 134,089 0 134,089 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Chenarak MineField MF-NE-741 H/2449 36.04801 69.1874 Pre 2001 12-Oct-08 31-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 24,730 0 24,730 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Chenarak MineField MF-NE-742 H/5214 36.04552 69.1712 Pre 2001 11-Oct-08 11-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 15,190 0 15,190 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Doabi MineField MF-HQ-11652 H/2465 36.03091 69.14471 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 04-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 61,859 69,790 69,790 -7,931 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Duzdanak MineField Hz-ID-20183 H/8948 35.92299 68.97456 Pre 2001 01-Jun-14 01-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,328 0 10,328 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Duzdanak MineField Hz-ID-20184 H/8949 35.92023 68.97885 Pre 2001 03-Jun-14 03-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,752 0 51,752 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Hafezbacha MineField MF-NE-808 H/2457 36.06266 69.05444 Pre 2001 18-Oct-08 18-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 30,770 0 30,770 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Kaafer Qala MineField MF-NE-570 H/4736 35.88773 68.88595 Pre 2001 06-Jun-08 06-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,000 0 120,000 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Panjsheri (2) MineField MF-NE-787 H/2456 35.89418 69.10864 Pre 2001 12-Nov-08 12-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,806 0 10,806 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Pase Mazar MineField MF-HT-384 H/2304 35.82475 68.89075 Pre 2001 06-Mar-07 13-Dec-07 Resurvey NTS AP Active 110,229 0 110,229 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Senjetak MineField Hz-ID-19570 H/9149 35.87098 68.91367 Pre 2001 03-Nov-18 20-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 59,844 59,665 59,665 179 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Senjetak MineField MF-NE-556 H/1164 35.87066 68.91508 Pre 2001 03-Nov-18 06-Jun-08 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 90,004 26,918 26,918 63,086 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Senjetak MineField MF-NE-773 H/5232 35.87818 68.93172 Pre 2001 18-Nov-08 18-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 38,700 0 38,700 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Sheen Dara MineField MF-NE-736 H/2466 36.00753 69.15831 Pre 2001 06-Nov-18 16-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 1,800 1,874 1,874 -74 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Sheen Dara MineField MF-NE-788 H/5222 36.03091 69.14471 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 06-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 104,636 121,345 121,345 -16,709 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Sheen Dara MineField MF-NE-792 H/5221 36.03091 69.14471 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 06-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 85,588 95,002 95,002 -9,414 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Sheen Dara MineField MF-NE-795 H/5220 36.03271 69.14407 Pre 2001 09-Jun-18 05-Nov-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 114,288 131,431 131,431 -17,143 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tangi Nahrin/ Alachlog MineField Hz-ID-21437 H/9669 36.06801 69.17493 Pre 2001 21-Nov-17 21-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,175 0 80,175 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tarnab MineField Hz-ID-20175 H/8934 35.87133 68.97105 Pre 2001 17-Jun-14 17-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,753 0 6,753 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tarnab MineField Hz-ID-20179 H/8941 35.82918 69.01379 Pre 2001 17-Jun-14 17-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 103,890 0 103,890 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tarnab MineField Hz-ID-20180 H/8942 35.83157 69.01719 Pre 2001 18-Jun-14 18-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,015 0 53,015 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tarnab MineField Hz-ID-20188 H/9161 35.39211 68.27903 Pre 2001 04-Mar-15 04-Mar-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 91,830 0 91,830 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tarnab MineField MF-NE-738 H/2469 35.86987 68.96957 Pre 2001 12-Nov-08 12-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,000 0 36,000 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Tarnab MineField MF-NE-739 H/2467 35.88386 68.97392 Pre 2001 03-Nov-08 03-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 22,500 0 22,500 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Watarchi MineField Hz-ID-18823 H/8933 35.90414 68.93771 Pre 2001 21-May-14 21-May-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,400 0 1,400 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Watarchi MineField Hz-ID-18824 H/8935 35.90636 68.93961 Pre 2001 22-May-14 22-May-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,100 0 1,100 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Watarchi MineField Hz-ID-20497 H/8932 35.90684 68.94456 Pre 2001 23-May-14 23-May-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,741 0 86,741 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Watarchi MineField MF-NE-727 H/2473 35.90763 68.9438 Pre 2001 17-Nov-08 30-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 66,930 0 66,930 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Watarchi MineField MF-NE-728 H/2472 35.9202 68.95918 Pre 2001 16-Nov-08 30-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 48,200 0 48,200 CHA North East Baghlan Nahrin Watarchi MineField MF-NE-729 H/5230 35.91721 68.93393 Pre 2001 18-Nov-08 30-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,000 0 36,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Dahane Arbeshan MineField MF-HQ-11305 AF/1307/13627/MF2234 35.6256 69.37722 Pre 2001 02-May-09 02-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 42,600 0 42,600 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Dahane Arbeshan MineField MF-HQ-11314 AF/1307/13627/MF2235 35.62424 69.38151 Pre 2001 02-May-09 02-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 59,000 0 59,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Dahane Arbeshan MineField MF-HQ-11320 AF/1307/13627/MF2232 35.62644 69.37295 Pre 2001 02-May-09 02-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 36,366 0 36,366 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Dahane Baghdara MineField MF-HQ-12192 AF/1307/13615/MF2208 35.6046 69.4386 Pre 2001 18-Aug-02 18-Aug-02 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,942 0 2,942 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Dahane Baghdara MineField MF-HQ-12200 AF/1307/13615/MF2207 35.61058 69.45794 Pre 2001 20-Aug-02 20-Aug-02 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Dashtak MineField MF-HQ-12175 AF/1307/13599/MF2231 35.66148 69.38148 Pre 2001 23-Oct-04 23-Oct-04 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 19,715 0 19,715 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField Hz-ID-20715 H/9575 35.65993 69.73571 Pre 2001 20-May-17 20-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,545,848 0 2,545,848 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField Hz-ID-20719 H/9579 35.65993 69.73571 Pre 2001 12-Jun-17 14-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 76,500 80,059 80,059 -3,559 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField Hz-ID-20720 H/9578 35.6599 69.74003 Pre 2001 12-May-17 12-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,319,821 0 3,319,821 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-15523 AF/1307/13679/MF7590 35.66323 69.78709 Pre 2001 27-Dec-10 06-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 58,500 0 58,500 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-15524 AF/1307/13679/MF7591 35.66323 69.78709 Pre 2001 09-Jan-12 07-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 66,840 0 66,840 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16161 AF/1307/13679/MF8024 35.66376 69.78245 Pre 2001 28-Jul-11 17-Jun-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 70,450 0 70,450 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16481 AF/1307/13679/MF8189 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 02-Jan-12 01-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 57,100 0 57,100 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16482 AF/1307/13679/MF8190 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 02-Jan-12 02-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 47,600 0 47,600 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16483 AF/1307/13679/MF8191 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 02-Jan-12 03-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 51,000 0 51,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16484 AF/1307/13679/MF8192 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 02-Jan-12 04-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 51,000 0 51,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16485 AF/1307/13679/MF8193 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 05-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 63,600 0 63,600 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16486 AF/1307/13679/MF8194 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 06-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,500 0 52,500 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16488 AF/1307/13679/MF8195 35.6647 69.7395 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 07-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 45,000 0 45,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16489 AF/1307/13679/MF8196 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 08-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 58,900 0 58,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16490 AF/1307/13679/MF8303 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 05-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16491 AF/1307/13679/MF8197 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 09-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,020 0 52,020 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16492 AF/1307/13679/MF8304 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 06-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16493 AF/1307/13679/MF8305 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 07-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16494 AF/1307/13679/MF8306 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 08-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16495 AF/1307/13679/MF8198 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 10-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,933 0 50,933 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16496 H/8307 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 05-Jan-12 09-Oct-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16497 AF/1307/13679/MF8308 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 10-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16498 AF/1307/13679/MF8309 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 11-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16499 H/8310 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 13-Oct-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16500 AF/1307/13679/MF8311 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 15-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16501 AF/1307/13679/MF8312 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 17-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16502 AF/1307/13679/MF8199 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 31-Jan-12 11-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 48,110 0 48,110 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16503 AF/1307/13679/MF8313 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 20-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16504 AF/1307/13679/MF8314 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 10-Jan-12 21-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,900 0 39,900 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16505 AF/1307/13679/MF8200 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 12-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,920 0 52,920 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16506 AF/1307/13679/MF8316 35.66338 69.78715 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 17-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,888,862 0 2,888,862 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16507 AF/1307/13679/MF8317 35.66338 69.78715 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 18-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 989,250 0 989,250 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16511 AF/1307/13679/MF8301 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 13-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 91,800 0 91,800 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16512 AF/1307/13679/MF8302 35.67117 69.7861 Pre 2001 04-Jan-12 14-Oct-11 MEIFCS Resurvey TS AP Active 48,100 0 48,100 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16533 H/8105 35.66729 69.75827 Pre 2001 11-Jun-17 16-Jul-11 Resurvey NTS AP Active 34,180 0 34,180 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16537 AF/1317/13679/MF8104 35.66681 69.76696 Pre 2001 26-Jan-12 14-Jul-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,599 0 37,599 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16547 AF/1307/13679/MF8103 35.6647 69.77395 Pre 2001 29-Jan-12 12-Jul-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 42,510 0 42,510 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16566 AF/1307/13679/MF8033 35.66473 69.77876 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 04-Jul-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 47,100 0 47,100 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16605 AF/1307/13679/MF8137 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 07-Sep-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 46,000 0 46,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16608 AF/1317/13679/MF8135 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 05-Sep-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,500 0 37,500 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16613 AF/1307/13679/MF8099 35.66444 69.77909 Pre 2001 01-Feb-12 07-Aug-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 56,000 0 56,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16629 AF/1317/13679/MF8168 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 11-Sep-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 108,750 0 108,750 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16630 AF/1317/13679/MF8138 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 08-Sep-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,000 0 37,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Farashkushta MineField MF-16631 AF/1307/13679/MF8134 35.66826 69.7859 Pre 2001 02-Feb-12 04-Sep-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 37,500 0 37,500 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Khetyan MineField Hz-ID-18220 AF/1317/13611/MF0003 35.66241 69.34694 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 24-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,027 0 1,027 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Khetyan MineField Hz-ID-18221 AF/1317/13611/MF0007 35.6546 69.33475 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 25-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,945 0 51,945 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Murghabidahan MineField MF-HQ-12344 H/2246 35.67551 69.35211 Pre 2001 08-Jul-02 08-Jul-02 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,000 0 5,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Nawbahar MineField MF-HQ-12204 H/2233 35.67552 69.48081 Pre 2001 06-Jul-02 12-Sep-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,000 0 6,000 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Puli Hisar MineField Hz-ID-18222 AF/1307/13629/MF0005 35.6117 69.46503 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 26-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,947 0 25,947 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Hisar Tele Doab MineField MF-HQ-13961 AF/1317/13676/MF001 35.61576 69.71196 Pre 2001 21-Dec-09 21-Dec-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 125,000 0 125,000 SHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Bala Duri(2) MineField Hz-ID-20908 H/9657 36.03859 68.6772 Pre 2001 01-Aug-18 14-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 19,963 32,287 32,287 -12,324 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Bala Duri(2) MineField Hz-ID-20949 H/9656 36.03859 68.6772 Pre 2001 01-Apr-18 13-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS APERW Transitional 36,955 36,980 36,980 -25 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Dod Kash MineField Hz-ID-21295 AF/1302/00342/MF0021 35.98666 68.798 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 15-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 271,640 0 271,640 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Dod Kash MineField Hz-ID-21296 AF/1302/00342/MF0022 35.98316 68.8119 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 15-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,321 0 80,321 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Dod Kash MineField Hz-ID-21298 AF/1302/00342/MF0023 35.97119 68.79164 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 15-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,016 0 12,016 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Husayn Khel MineField Hz-ID-21340 H/10073 36.02209 68.73022 Pre 2001 05-Oct-18 05-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,794 0 45,794 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Husayn Khel MineField Hz-ID-21342 H/10074 36.02209 68.73022 Pre 2001 07-Oct-18 07-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 33,052 0 33,052 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Husayn Khel MineField Hz-ID-21344 H/10075 36.02879 68.73138 Pre 2001 09-Oct-18 09-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 35,389 0 35,389 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Khojadelbar Baba MineField Hz-ID-18491 AF/1302/13100/MF0016 35.95397 68.61305 Pre 2001 06-Feb-14 19-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 230 0 230 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Mulla Shahzada MineField MF-HQ-9928 AF/1302/13083/MF5241 36.00657 68.57893 Pre 2001 02-Nov-08 30-Mar-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,002 0 1,002 CHA North East Baghlan Puli Khumri Qara-i-Faqirbay MineField Hz-ID-18489 AF/1302/01310/MF0014 35.98023 68.59637 Pre 2001 06-Feb-14 04-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,100 0 2,100 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-19184 H/8641 35.42984 68.33877 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 06-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 106,200 100,500 5,700 106,200 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21119 AF/1305/13376/MF0012 35.43369 68.32391 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 114,928 109,662 5,266 114,928 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21120 AF/1305/13376/MF0013 35.43466 68.3263 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 124,358 117,658 6,700 124,358 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21121 AF/1305/13376/MF0014 35.43466 68.3263 Pre 2001 17-Dec-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 123,561 33,900 33,900 89,661 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21122 AF/1305/13376/MF0015 35.4348 68.33053 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 121,975 115,875 6,100 121,975 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21123 AF/1305/13376/MF0016 35.4348 68.33053 Pre 2001 17-Dec-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 121,674 40,742 40,742 80,932 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21125 AF/1305/13376/MF0017 35.43515 68.33459 Pre 2001 17-Dec-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 121,648 28,610 28,610 93,038 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21126 AF/1305/13376/MF0018 35.43515 68.33459 Pre 2001 17-Dec-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 97,770 25,130 1,000 26,130 71,640 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21128 AF/1305/13376/MF0019 35.43554 68.33762 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 102,208 0 102,208 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21130 AF/1305/13376/MF0020 35.43554 68.33762 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 105,937 0 105,937 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21132 AF/1305/13376/MF0021 35.43353 68.34571 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 303,069 0 303,069 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21134 AF/1305/13376/MF0022 35.43054 68.34021 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 131,372 0 131,372 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21136 AF/1305/13376/MF0023 35.43353 68.34571 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 164,978 0 164,978 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21137 AF/1305/13376/MF0024 35.4331 68.3479 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 184,671 0 184,671 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21138 AF/1305/13376/MF0025 35.43361 68.35383 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 155,456 0 155,456 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Angar MineField Hz-ID-21139 AF/1305/13376/MF0026 35.43361 68.35383 Pre 2001 18-Aug-18 18-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 115,338 0 115,338 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Asheqan MineField MF-NE-482 H/4777 35.47488 68.22689 Pre 2001 07-Oct-08 07-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 116,000 0 116,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Asheqan MineField MF-NE-484 H/2504 35.47125 68.21316 Pre 2001 06-Oct-08 06-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 177,500 0 177,500 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Asheqan MineField MF-NE-485 H/2505 35.4954 68.17688 Pre 2001 11-Jun-08 06-Nov-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 203,600 0 203,600 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Asheqan MineField MF-NE-572 H/4781 35.49654 68.17354 Pre 2001 11-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 131,931 0 131,931 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Asheqan MineField MF-NE-574 H/4780 35.48753 68.15404 Pre 2001 12-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 251,700 0 251,700 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Asheqan MineField MF-NE-579 H/4778 35.47683 68.15458 Pre 2001 12-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 251,000 0 251,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-19856 H/9162 35.41922 68.25303 Pre 2001 16-Apr-15 16-Apr-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 61,674 0 61,674 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-19857 H/9163 35.41922 68.25303 Pre 2001 15-Apr-15 15-Apr-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 98,729 0 98,729 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-19863 H/9177 35.42268 68.25331 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 16-Apr-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 99,960 96,175 96,175 3,785 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-19866 H/9178 35.41899 68.25663 Pre 2001 17-Apr-15 17-Apr-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 75,884 0 75,884 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-19874 H/9199 35.34194 68.24702 Pre 2001 10-Apr-15 10-Apr-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 95,062 0 95,062 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20190 H/9175 35.42501 68.21708 Pre 2001 01-Sep-18 06-Mar-16 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 98,496 108,346 108,346 -9,850 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20191 H/9176 35.45651 68.18128 Pre 2001 17-Mar-15 17-Mar-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,531,662 0 1,531,662 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20416 H/9501 35.42648 68.19787 Pre 2001 11-Mar-16 11-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 128,248 0 128,248 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20418 H/9502 35.42648 68.19787 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 12-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 83,849 45,815 45,815 38,034 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20420 H/9504 35.42648 68.19787 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 15-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 98,074 60,350 60,350 37,724 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20421 H/9505 35.42648 68.19787 Pre 2001 02-Dec-18 16-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 87,477 99,724 99,724 -12,247 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20422 H/9506 35.42648 68.19787 Pre 2001 12-Nov-18 17-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 117,365 135,009 135,009 -17,644 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Estama MineField Hz-ID-20424 H/9507 35.42648 68.19787 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 18-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 108,088 118,897 118,897 -10,809 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Marq MineField MF-NE-479 H/2518 35.34777 68.24654 Pre 2001 06-Mar-08 06-Jan-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 27,600 0 27,600 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dahane Marq MineField MF-NE-580 H/4779 35.47541 68.1358 Pre 2001 13-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,500 0 70,500 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dashte Lajam MineField Hz-ID-20500 H/9179 35.39124 68.24663 Pre 2001 14-Dec-18 07-Apr-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 57,110 25,706 25,706 31,404 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Dashte Lajam MineField Hz-ID-20501 H/9188 35.39124 68.24663 Pre 2001 14-Dec-18 05-Apr-15 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 34,548 17,361 17,361 17,187 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Gosha MineField MF-NE-520 H/2514 35.37962 68.41318 Pre 2001 15-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 71,500 0 71,500 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Gosha MineField MF-NE-521 H/4864 35.37876 68.41811 Pre 2001 16-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,900 0 29,900 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kawshandaz MineField MF-NE-481 H/2516 35.32575 68.13739 Pre 2001 05-Jun-08 06-Jan-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 800 0 800 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-504 H/4855 35.37435 68.38549 Pre 2001 08-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,700 0 80,700 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-505 H/4857 35.37684 68.37659 Pre 2001 07-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,400 0 90,400 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-507 H/4853 35.38375 68.38887 Pre 2001 10-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 34,000 0 34,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-508 H/2515 35.3812 68.3775 Pre 2001 07-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 84,000 0 84,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-510 H/4856 35.37427 68.38316 Pre 2001 08-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 78,000 0 78,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-511 H/4854 35.37028 68.38741 Pre 2001 09-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 75,000 0 75,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-513 H/2520 35.43652 68.41677 Pre 2001 11-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 112,500 0 112,500 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-514 H/4858 35.43911 68.41072 Pre 2001 11-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 127,500 0 127,500 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-515 H/4859 35.43911 68.41072 Pre 2001 12-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 201,200 0 201,200 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Kololasang MineField MF-NE-517 H/4860 35.44098 68.41554 Pre 2001 12-Jul-08 01-Jul-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 102,000 0 102,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Maqsud MineField MF-HQ-14134 AF/1305/00830/MF0007 35.33748 68.54949 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 30,000 0 30,000 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Maqsud MineField MF-HQ-14136 AF/1305/00830/MF0008 35.33839 68.5494 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 20,000 0 20,000 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Marghaw MineField Hz-ID-19175 H/8612 35.59554 68.20983 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 05-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 87,460 87,460 87,460 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Marghaw MineField Hz-ID-19176 H/8613 35.58951 68.25285 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 06-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 89,050 89,050 89,050 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pazhak MineField MF-NE-487 H/4866 35.42594 68.29225 Pre 2001 11-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 132,732 0 132,732 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pazhak MineField MF-NE-488 H/4867 35.42575 68.29767 Pre 2001 18-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 126,119 0 126,119 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pazhak MineField MF-NE-490 H/4865 35.42594 68.29225 Pre 2001 17-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 102,977 0 102,977 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pazhak MineField MF-NE-492 H/2510 35.38109 68.30366 Pre 2001 17-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 85,000 0 85,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pazhak MineField MF-NE-495 H/4786 35.37706 68.30921 Pre 2001 18-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 65,600 0 65,600 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-18619 H/8919 35.34774 68.24652 Pre 2001 08-Mar-14 08-Mar-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-19875 H/9200 35.30651 68.2815 Pre 2001 16-Apr-15 16-Apr-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,078,730 0 6,078,730 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21141 H/9673 35.34194 68.26702 Pre 2001 18-Oct-18 09-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 133,747 127,865 127,865 5,882 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21145 H/9675 35.34017 68.27781 Pre 2001 18-Oct-18 10-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 119,886 117,227 117,227 2,659 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21146 H/9676 35.34017 68.27781 Pre 2001 18-Oct-18 17-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 116,286 116,286 116,286 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21147 H/9678 35.33745 68.26432 Pre 2001 18-Oct-18 03-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 91,355 91,355 91,355 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21148 H/9679 35.33745 68.26432 Pre 2001 18-Oct-18 03-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 100,157 97,904 97,904 2,253 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21149 H/9680 35.33695 68.28022 Pre 2001 18-Oct-18 18-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 119,744 114,382 114,382 5,362 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21151 H/9682 35.33458 68.26498 Pre 2001 04-Mar-18 04-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 92,566 0 92,566 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21152 H/9683 35.33458 68.26498 Pre 2001 04-Mar-18 04-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 102,057 0 102,057 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21155 H/9684 35.3348 68.2815 Pre 2001 14-Mar-18 14-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 109,215 0 109,215 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21156 H/9685 35.3324 68.282 Pre 2001 15-Mar-18 15-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 88,706 0 88,706 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21157 H/9686 35.33241 68.26622 Pre 2001 05-Mar-18 05-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 89,473 0 89,473 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21158 H/9687 35.33241 68.26622 Pre 2001 05-Mar-18 05-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 108,475 0 108,475 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21159 H/9688 35.3324 68.282 Pre 2001 16-Mar-18 16-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 95,705 0 95,705 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21160 H/9689 35.32995 68.28242 Pre 2001 17-Mar-18 17-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 92,714 0 92,714 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21161 H/9690 35.32954 68.26973 Pre 2001 03-Mar-18 03-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 116,095 0 116,095 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21162 H/9691 35.32954 68.26973 Pre 2001 06-Mar-18 06-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 120,943 0 120,943 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21163 H/9692 35.32995 68.28242 Pre 2001 17-Mar-18 17-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 105,313 0 105,313 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField Hz-ID-21166 H/9695 35.32605 68.27382 Pre 2001 07-Mar-18 07-Mar-18 Resurvey NTS AP Active 103,686 0 103,686 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField MF-NE-578 H/4769 35.34498 68.26612 Pre 2001 04-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 95,094 0 95,094 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Pushta-i-Marq MineField MF-NE-582 H/4768 35.34498 68.26612 Pre 2001 04-Jun-08 01-Jun-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 96,924 0 96,924 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Qara (1) MineField MF-NE-461 H/4861 35.38965 68.18514 Pre 2001 13-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 72,789 0 72,789 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Qara (1) MineField MF-NE-462 H/4862 35.39008 68.17668 Pre 2001 13-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 96,593 0 96,593 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sarsang MineField Hz-ID-18917 H/8611 35.38391 68.36044 Pre 2001 19-Jul-14 19-Jul-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 157,000 0 157,000 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sarsang MineField MF-NE-463 H/4872 35.43628 68.36916 Pre 2001 22-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 87,599 0 87,599 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sarsang MineField MF-NE-464 H/4868 35.43449 68.35674 Pre 2001 19-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 80,409 0 80,409 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sarsang MineField MF-NE-465 H/4869 35.43729 68.35798 Pre 2001 19-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 65,980 0 65,980 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sarsang MineField MF-NE-467 H/4870 35.43615 68.36094 Pre 2001 20-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 66,426 0 66,426 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sarsang MineField MF-NE-468 H/4871 35.43615 68.36455 Pre 2001 21-Jul-08 07-Jan-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 73,666 0 73,666 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Sayelan MineField Hz-ID-20200 H/9206 35.41184 68.22729 Pre 2001 01-Jul-15 01-Jul-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,976 0 6,976 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Shahidan MineField Hz-ID-19876 H/9207 35.37223 68.27438 Pre 2001 11-May-15 11-May-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,245,503 0 1,245,503 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-19855 H/9218 35.42046 68.11198 Pre 2001 13-Jun-15 13-Jun-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 798,206 0 798,206 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-19878 H/9216 35.44946 68.1239 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 161,734 23,250 23,250 138,484 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-19879 H/9217 35.45195 68.11769 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 190,360 24,338 24,338 166,022 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-19881 H/9219 35.42046 68.11198 Pre 2001 06-Jun-15 06-Jun-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,100,663 0 1,100,663 SHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20252 H/9467 35.41659 68.20103 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 13-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 65,895 25,000 25,000 40,895 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20253 H/9468 35.41659 68.20103 Pre 2001 14-Jan-16 14-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 55,516 0 55,516 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20255 H/9469 35.41179 68.19205 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 15-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 105,182 70,882 34,300 105,182 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20257 H/9470 35.41179 68.19205 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 16-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 68,861 43,361 25,500 68,861 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20258 H/9471 35.41179 68.19205 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 17-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 84,500 63,500 21,000 84,500 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20261 H/9472 35.41679 68.19205 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 18-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 85,726 49,726 36,000 85,726 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20263 H/9473 35.41519 68.19557 Pre 2001 17-Nov-18 19-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 76,000 41,510 41,510 34,490 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20266 H/9474 35.41519 68.19557 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 20-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 68,549 46,010 46,010 22,539 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20268 H/9475 35.4177 68.2004 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 21-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 59,826 32,450 32,450 27,376 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20312 H/9478 35.40575 68.20029 Pre 2001 01-Sep-18 05-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 136,496 115,545 12,000 127,545 8,951 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20376 H/9477 35.40549 68.19939 Pre 2001 04-Feb-16 04-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,971 0 120,971 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20378 H/9479 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 06-Feb-16 06-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 130,967 0 130,967 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20380 H/9480 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 07-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 93,820 110,464 110,464 -16,644 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20383 H/9481 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 08-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 84,858 72,649 72,649 12,209 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20385 H/9482 35.4035 68.19873 Pre 2001 09-Feb-16 09-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 101,344 0 101,344 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20387 H/9483 35.4035 68.19873 Pre 2001 10-Feb-16 10-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 83,544 0 83,544 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20388 H/9484 35.40575 68.20029 Pre 2001 11-Feb-16 11-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 83,510 0 83,510 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20390 H/9485 35.40575 68.20029 Pre 2001 01-Sep-18 12-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 84,348 84,348 84,348 0 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20392 H/9486 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 01-Sep-18 13-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 82,428 57,593 57,593 24,835 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20394 H/9487 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 31-Aug-18 14-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 80,214 91,898 91,898 -11,684 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20396 H/9488 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 15-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 78,896 95,637 95,637 -16,741 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20397 H/9489 35.4035 68.19873 Pre 2001 16-Feb-16 16-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 89,043 0 89,043 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20398 H/9490 35.4035 68.19873 Pre 2001 17-Feb-16 17-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 84,251 0 84,251 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20400 H/9491 35.40575 68.20029 Pre 2001 18-Feb-16 18-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 86,160 0 86,160 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20402 H/9492 35.40575 68.20029 Pre 2001 14-Oct-18 19-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 88,217 52,879 52,879 35,338 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20403 H/9493 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 20-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 82,318 93,531 93,531 -11,213 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20405 H/9494 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 21-Feb-16 21-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 79,750 0 79,750 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20407 H/9495 35.41063 68.20163 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 22-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 96,026 133,102 133,102 -37,076 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-20536 H/9463 35.41179 68.19205 Pre 2001 02-Nov-18 09-Jan-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 91,489 105,212 105,212 -13,723 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21355 AF/1305/31886/MF0027 35.44946 68.1239 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 141,072 23,020 23,020 118,052 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21356 AF/1305/31886/MF0028 35.44946 68.1239 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 116,166 28,500 28,500 87,666 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21358 AF/1305/31886/MF0029 35.44946 68.1239 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 107,869 19,100 19,100 88,769 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21363 AF/1305/31886/MF0030 35.45195 68.11769 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 108,980 20,870 20,870 88,110 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21364 AF/1305/31886/MF0031 35.45195 68.11769 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 118,238 21,390 21,390 96,848 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21366 AF/1305/31886/MF0032 35.45195 68.11769 Pre 2001 01-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 115,573 25,850 25,850 89,723 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21368 AF/1305/31886/MF0033 35.45543 68.1077 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 110,750 22,035 22,035 88,715 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21370 AF/1305/31886/MF0034 35.45543 68.1077 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 115,027 25,421 25,421 89,606 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21372 AF/1305/31886/MF0035 35.45543 68.1077 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 131,775 21,720 21,720 110,055 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21374 AF/1305/31886/MF0036 35.45543 68.1077 Pre 2001 08-Dec-18 01-Dec-18 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 133,550 24,055 24,055 109,495 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tala Wa Barfak MineField Hz-ID-21391 H/10081 35.41754 68.18473 Pre 2001 17-Nov-18 17-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 94,030 0 94,030 CHA North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak Tarnawa MineField Hz-ID-19178 H/8615 35.42868 68.28741 Pre 2001 08-Feb-18 22-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 160,330 140,625 140,625 19,705 CHA North East Kunduz Chahar Dara Durman (1) MineField Hz-ID-17633 AF/1404/14117/MF0024 36.66213 68.79998 Pre 2001 24-Feb-13 28-Jan-13 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 6,730 0 6,730 CHA North East Kunduz Chahar Dara Kharu Ti MineField MF-HQ-11052 AF/1404/14131/MF0022 36.68293 68.81537 Pre 2001 01-Jul-09 01-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 5,268 0 5,268 CHA North East Kunduz Chahar Dara Nawabad (1) MineField MF-HQ-11007 AF/1404/14112/MF0020 36.62336 68.65027 Pre 2001 01-Jul-09 01-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,336 0 32,336 SHA North East Kunduz Chahar Dara Nawabad (1) MineField MF-NE-992 AF/1404/14112/MF0023 36.66173 68.66139 Pre 2001 17-Mar-08 24-Mar-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 61,656 0 61,656 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Ab-i-Shor MineField MF-HQ-10237 H/6026 36.96605 69.29993 Pre 2001 03-Apr-09 03-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,800 0 29,800 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Ab-i-Shor MineField MF-HQ-10271 H/6027 36.94364 69.31746 Pre 2001 03-Apr-09 03-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 616 0 616 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Ab-i-Shor MineField MF-HQ-11009 AF/1407/14071/MF0020 36.92626 69.32818 Pre 2001 01-Jul-09 01-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 232,200 0 232,200 SHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Gul Bulaq MineField Hz-ID-17956 H/8477 36.82646 69.22057 Pre 2001 06-Jun-13 02-May-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,800 0 2,800 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Gul Bulaq MineField Hz-ID-17964 H/8493 36.82335 69.22414 Pre 2001 10-Jun-13 02-May-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,950 0 1,950 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Mulla Abdul Ghani MineField MF-HQ-11006 AF/1407/00730/MF0021 36.98053 69.25961 Pre 2001 01-Jul-09 01-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 18,360 0 18,360 SHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qara Ghushi (1) MineField MF-HQ-10248 H/6090 36.8971 69.30563 Pre 2001 23-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,350 0 57,350 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qara Ghushi (1) MineField MF-HQ-10249 H/6089 36.89909 69.30598 Pre 2001 22-Apr-09 22-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 58,400 0 58,400 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qara Ghushi (1) MineField MF-HQ-10252 H/6088 36.89909 69.30598 Pre 2001 22-Apr-09 22-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 77,200 0 77,200 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qara Ghushi (1) MineField MF-HQ-10285 H/6087 36.89909 69.30598 Pre 2001 21-Apr-09 21-Apr-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,800 0 74,800 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qara Ghushi (2) MineField MF-16688 H/2637 36.92677 69.26717 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 06-Sep-04 New Hazard NTS AP Active 160,000 0 160,000 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qazam Bulaq MineField MF-HQ-11935 H/6098 36.86017 69.28945 Pre 2001 15-May-09 15-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,960 0 36,960 CHA North East Kunduz Dashte Archi Qazam Bulaq MineField MF-HQ-11938 H/6099 36.86063 69.29395 Pre 2001 15-May-09 15-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,640 0 46,640 CHA North East Kunduz Imam Sahib Turkman Qudoq, Shour Qudoq MineField MF-16765 AF/1407/00793/MF0024 36.9021 68.97525 Pre 2001 16-May-12 14-Apr-12 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 63,705 0 63,705 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Ajal MineField Hz-ID-21063 AF/1406/14056/MF0067 36.76284 69.15984 Pre 2001 06-Jun-18 06-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,092 0 2,092 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Ajal MineField Hz-ID-21065 AF/1406/14056/MF0068 36.76907 69.1834 Pre 2001 04-Jun-18 04-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,873 0 40,873 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Chawni MineField MF-15752 AF/1406/00732/MF0037 36.47603 69.09736 Pre 2001 21-May-18 30-Jan-11 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 8,046 8,046 8,046 0 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Chawni MineField MF-NE-437 AF/1406/00732/MF2621 36.46669 69.13048 Pre 2001 05-May-18 04-Feb-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 16,200 22,200 22,200 -6,000 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Chugha-i-Ulya(2) MineField Hz-ID-21026 AF/1406/14051/MF0055 36.7087 69.21289 Pre 2001 11-Apr-18 11-Apr-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,988 0 27,988 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Dara-I-zangi MineField Hz-ID-21028 AF/1406/00076/MF0057 36.46492 69.05549 Pre 2001 16-Mar-18 16-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,604 0 3,604 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Dara-I-zangi MineField Hz-ID-21029 AF/1406/00076/MF0058 36.46492 69.05549 Pre 2001 16-Mar-18 16-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,699 0 1,699 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Dara-I-zangi MineField MF-HQ-11654 AF/1406/00076/MF4176 36.41972 69.03848 Pre 2001 02-Jun-08 06-Apr-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 27,870 27,870 27,870 0 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Dara-I-zangi MineField MF-NE-430 AF/1406/00076/MF4757 36.44542 69.0723 Pre 2001 12-May-18 05-Jan-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 18,000 18,000 18,000 0 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Dashte Gunjeshkan MineField Hz-ID-17918 H/8472 36.74692 69.24209 Pre 2001 27-Jun-18 18-Apr-13 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 54,455 56,059 56,059 -1,604 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Ghajer Khana (2) MineField MF-HQ-14142 AF/1406/14055/MF0031 36.81386 69.12833 Pre 2001 01-Feb-10 01-Feb-10 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 19,974 0 19,974 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Jamaanchi MineField Hz-ID-21243 AF/1406/00063/MF0072 36.53808 69.07279 Pre 2001 06-Aug-18 06-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 2,278 0 2,278 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Shorak Ab MineField Hz-ID-18957 AF/1406/13970/MF6003 36.55521 69.09287 Pre 2001 29-Jul-18 03-Mar-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 19,529 2,313 2,313 17,216 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Shorak Ab MineField MF-HQ-10409 AF/1406/13970/MF6040 36.55268 69.1092 Pre 2001 03-Mar-18 01-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Transitional 60 0 060CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Sujani 2 MineField Hz-ID-21042 AF/1406/14053/MF0061 36.76081 69.17739 Pre 2001 02-Jun-18 02-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,977 0 9,977 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Sujani 2 MineField Hz-ID-21049 AF/1406/14053/MF0065 36.74351 69.16877 Pre 2001 17-Jul-18 06-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS APAT Transitional 90,237 90,237 90,237 0 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Ta'usabad MineField MF-HQ-11958 AF/1406/13958/MF6317 36.6429 69.00715 Pre 2001 13-Jul-09 13-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 800 0 800 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Zahed MineField Hz-ID-21085 AF/1406/14042/MF0070 36.65207 69.22821 Pre 2001 30-Jun-18 30-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,536 0 11,536 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Zahed MineField Hz-ID-21086 AF/1406/14042/MF0071 36.66673 69.23584 Pre 2001 30-Jun-18 30-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,970 0 9,970 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20358 H/9508 36.59326 69.83935 Pre 2001 07-Apr-16 07-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,009 0 4,009 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20359 H/9509 36.59912 69.83423 Pre 2001 08-Apr-16 08-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 23,572 0 23,572 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20360 H/9510 36.59519 69.82555 Pre 2001 19-Apr-16 19-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,985 0 60,985 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20361 H/9511 36.60737 69.82868 Pre 2001 10-Apr-16 10-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 23,936 0 23,936 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20363 H/9512 36.56887 69.83494 Pre 2001 11-Apr-16 11-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,851 0 4,851 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20364 H/9513 36.57052 69.81919 Pre 2001 12-Apr-16 12-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 116,962 0 116,962 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20367 H/9516 36.5428 69.84371 Pre 2001 04-Apr-16 04-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 107,897 0 107,897 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20368 H/9517 36.5376 69.80671 Pre 2001 16-Apr-16 16-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 54,600 0 54,600 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20369 H/9518 36.54153 69.82072 Pre 2001 12-Apr-16 12-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,714 0 20,714 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Chashmai Garmak MineField Hz-ID-20507 H/9514 36.56962 69.81454 Pre 2001 13-Apr-16 13-Apr-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 121,477 0 121,477 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Kashan MineField MF-HQ-15209 H/7338 36.60226 69.9597 Pre 2001 23-Sep-10 23-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 42,400 0 42,400 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Kashan MineField MF-HQ-15211 H/7340 36.61261 69.95177 Pre 2001 24-Sep-10 24-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 19,300 0 19,300 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Khurmab(1) MineField MF-15356 H/7364 36.5804 70.05278 Pre 2001 25-Nov-10 04-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 22,200 0 22,200 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Khurmab(1) MineField MF-15358 H/7362 36.55373 70.05349 Pre 2001 25-Nov-10 02-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,400 0 29,400 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Khurmab(1) MineField MF-15359 H/7363 36.54609 70.02778 Pre 2001 25-Nov-10 02-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 32,400 0 32,400 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Khurmab(2) MineField MF-HQ-15210 H/7339 36.60966 69.97426 Pre 2001 23-Sep-10 23-Sep-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,500 0 26,500 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Sang-i-Atas MineField Hz-ID-20555 AF/1206/12842/MF0029 36.53432 69.82735 Pre 2001 24-Sep-16 24-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,525 0 74,525 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Sang-i-Atas MineField MF-HQ-13507 H/6447 36.51411 69.78694 Pre 2001 07-Oct-09 07-Oct-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,130 0 70,130 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Sang-i-Atas MineField MF-HQ-13508 H/6448 36.51411 69.78694 Pre 2001 08-Oct-09 08-Oct-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 64,830 0 64,830 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Sang-i-Atas MineField MF-HQ-13509 H/6449 36.51487 69.78879 Pre 2001 09-Oct-09 09-Oct-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 54,910 0 54,910 CHA North East Takhar Farkhar Sar-i-Kham MineField MF-15355 H/7365 36.63504 69.96851 Pre 2001 25-Nov-10 05-Oct-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,200 0 20,200 CHA North East Takhar Kalfagan Kalafgan MineField Hz-ID-20753 AF/1207/12961/MF0008 36.79687 69.98233 Pre 2001 06-May-17 06-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 966 0 966 CHA North East Takhar Khwaja Ghar Zard Kamar MineField Hz-ID-21024 AF/1212/12586/MF0030 37.11473 69.41634 Pre 2001 07-Apr-18 07-Apr-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,692 0 3,692 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Chin Za'i (1) MineField Hz-ID-20148 H/9239 36.71992 69.27143 Pre 2001 20-Aug-15 20-Aug-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 70,973 0 70,973 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Chin Za'i (1) MineField Hz-ID-20149 H/9240 36.7208 69.26801 Pre 2001 21-Aug-15 21-Aug-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 18,071 0 18,071 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Jar Qeshlaq (1) MineField Hz-ID-17567 H/8440 36.846 69.61044 Pre 2001 08-Jan-13 12-Dec-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,730 0 2,730 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Jar Qeshlaq (1) MineField Hz-ID-20150 H/9241 36.84464 69.6093 Pre 2001 04-Sep-15 04-Sep-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 3,680 0 3,680 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Jar Qeshlaq (2) MineField Hz-ID-17568 H/8441 36.84597 69.61047 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 12-Dec-12 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,000 0 4,000 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Lataband (1) MineField Hz-ID-17569 H/8451 36.72542 69.74848 Pre 2001 09-Jan-13 15-Dec-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,500 0 31,500 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Lataband (1) MineField Hz-ID-19354 H/9083 36.74906 69.75759 Pre 2001 27-Nov-14 27-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,550 0 2,550 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Qara Tash MineField MF-15619 H/7421 36.83029 69.69006 Pre 2001 01-Feb-11 07-Dec-10 Resurvey NTS AP Active 73,462 0 73,462 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Shor Cha (3) MineField Hz-ID-17921 H/8465 36.65903 69.45176 Pre 2001 20-May-13 07-Apr-13 Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,940 0 1,940 CHA North East Takhar Taluqan Taluk MineField Hz-ID-21117 AF/1207/12433/MF0033 36.72469 69.76266 Pre 2001 28-Jul-18 28-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,398 0 1,398 CHA South Hilmand Garmser Kertakah MineField MF-HQ-10584 AF/2312/20779/MF010 30.88632 64.08995 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 480,000 0 480,000 SHA South Hilmand Kajaki Khake Jahannum MineField MF-HQ-10555 AF/2303/20572/MF058 32.35149 65.11723 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 16,250 0 16,250 SHA South Hilmand Kajaki Qarya-I-Khanan MineField MF-HQ-10559 AF/2303/00536/MF0060 32.33214 65.12089 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya MineField MF-HQ-10565 AF/2304/20352/MF0024 32.35763 64.72794 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya MineField MF-HQ-10566 AF/2304/20352/MF0025 32.33613 64.72099 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Ghund Kalay MineField MF-HQ-10598 AF/2304/20345/MF0030 32.31455 64.75395 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 15,000 0 15,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Kareze Deh MineField MF-HQ-10562 AF/2304/20355/MF0033 32.33657 64.81222 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Sangin Gadr MineField MF-HQ-10563 AF/2304/00032/MF0023 32.37312 64.78611 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Shir Ghazay MineField MF-HQ-10613 AF/2304/20307/MF0028 32.2216 64.69416 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 80,000 0 80,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Shir Ghazay MineField MF-HQ-10614 AF/2304/20307/MF0027 32.20315 64.7147 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 90,000 0 90,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Shir Ghazay MineField MF-HQ-10616 AF/2304/20307/MF0029 32.21301 64.67523 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 80,000 0 80,000 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Takhtapul Keli MineField MF-HQ-10608 AF/2304/20367/MF0036 32.36722 64.78401 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 62,500 0 62,500 SHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Takhtapul Keli MineField MF-HQ-10610 AF/2304/20367/MF0037 32.36722 64.78401 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 90,000 0 90,000 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Haidar Kajak, Haidar abad MineField MF-HQ-10549 AF/2302/00755/MF0115 31.92779 64.77265 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Haidar Kajak, Haidar abad MineField MF-HQ-10550 AF/2302/00755/MF116 31.92721 64.77562 Pre 2001 25-May-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Haidar Kajak, Haidar abad MineField MF-HQ-10551 AF/2302/00755/MF0117 31.9273 64.77237 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 142,500 0 142,500 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Khushkyar MineField MF-HQ-10602 AF/2301/00424/MF120 31.70313 64.37556 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Mirmandaw MineField MF-HQ-10578 AF/2302/20230/MF0122 31.87686 64.76385 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Safi MineField MF-HQ-10556 AF/2302/00435/MF0121 31.78568 64.70481 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 562,500 0 562,500 SHA South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj Torma MineField MF-HQ-10580 AF/2302/20245/MF0118 31.99716 64.82028 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 60,000 0 60,000 SHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Dehe Baluch MineField MF-HQ-10545 AF/2306/20636/MF0001 32.39067 64.46355 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 45,000 0 45,000 SHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Dehe Baluch MineField MF-HQ-10546 AF/2306/20636/MF0002 32.369 64.50005 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 12,500 0 12,500 SHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Dehe Baluch MineField MF-HQ-10547 AF/2306/20636/MF0003 32.3932 64.46352 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 30,000 0 30,000 SHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Khwaja Jamal MineField MF-HQ-10561 AF/2306/20648/MF0005 32.36852 64.4496 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 21,000 0 21,000 SHA South Hilmand Reg(Khanshin) Zamankhan Kalay MineField MF-HQ-10570 AF/2314/20089/MF0002 30.55913 63.8093 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Hilmand Reg(Khanshin) Zamankhan Kalay MineField MF-HQ-10571 AF/2314/20089/MF0001 30.54924 63.85525 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 150,000 0 150,000 SHA South Hilmand Sangin Garmab MineField Hz-ID-18087 AF/2313/20295/MF0031 32.23081 65.01276 Pre 2001 01-Aug-13 16-Jul-13 New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,479 0 6,479 CHA South Hilmand Sangin Qarya-I-Hirati MineField MF-HQ-10612 AF/2313/00804/MF0027 32.13993 64.9543 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 160,000 0 160,000 SHA South Hilmand Sangin Qarya-I-Hirati MineField MF-HQ-10615 AF/2313/00804/MF0028 32.13993 64.9543 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Akizay MineField Hz-ID-18578 AF/2412/21613/MF0133 31.63357 66.8066 Pre 2001 09-Oct-13 09-Oct-13 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 600,000 0 600,000 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Bala Zhar MineField Hz-ID-21406 AF/2412/21676/MF0160 31.32554 66.58361 Pre 2001 09-Oct-18 09-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 202,058 0 202,058 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Derga MineField MF-HQ-10806 AF/2412/21639/MF0061 31.53578 66.25595 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 243,750 0 243,750 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Garet MineField MF-HQ-10811 AF/2412/21741/MF0074 31.29795 66.74251 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 136,000 0 136,000 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Kalacha MineField MF-HQ-10824 AF/2412/21655/MF0071 31.60084 66.38064 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 31,778 0 31,778 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Khun Darrah MineField Hz-ID-18576 AF/2412/21853/MF0131 31.65239 66.94218 Pre 2001 08-Oct-13 08-Oct-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 500,000 0 500,000 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Laday MineField Hz-ID-18241 AF/2412/21779/MF0128 31.52224 66.84925 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 14-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,512 0 8,512 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Lwar Sherzay MineField MF-HQ-10802 AF/2412/21703/MF0058 31.45455 66.73909 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 309,492 0 309,492 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Obezhan MineField MF-HQ-10783 AF/2412/21698/MF0042 31.28956 66.70469 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,750 0 8,750 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Pakela MineField Hz-ID-21407 AF/2412/21722/MF0161 31.49898 66.63559 Pre 2001 15-Oct-18 15-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 219,276 0 219,276 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Qal'a-i-Amin MineField MF-HQ-10798 AF/2412/21653/MF0082 31.619 66.38 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 60,346 0 60,346 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Salamjan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-18259 AF/2412/21681/MF0126 31.29508 66.5803 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 09-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 62,957 0 62,957 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shamali Cheghnay MineField MF-HQ-10794 AF/2412/21821/MF076 31.76149 66.53484 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 500,000 0 500,000 SHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17327 AF/2412/21726/MF0104 31.53456 66.6102 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 29-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 56,224 0 56,224 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17330 AF/2412/21726/MF0096 31.53703 66.58985 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 11-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 306,504 0 306,504 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17331 AF/2412/21726/MF0097 31.53794 66.59599 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 12-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 194,107 0 194,107 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17334 AF/2412/21726/MF0100 31.53761 66.60252 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 17-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,162 0 51,162 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17335 AF/2412/21726/MF0101 31.53761 66.60252 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 25-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 49,336 0 49,336 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17336 AF/2412/21726/MF0102 31.53581 66.60725 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 26-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 59,751 0 59,751 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Shaykhan Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17337 AF/2412/21726/MF0103 31.53581 66.60725 Pre 2001 08-Nov-12 27-Aug-12 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,899 0 57,899 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Sherabolak MineField MF-HQ-10814 AF/2112/21701/MF0046 31.3716 66.69793 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 78,528 0 78,528 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Spin Masjed MineField Hz-ID-21221 AF/2412/21826/MF0144 31.74431 66.77119 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 07-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 221,939 0 221,939 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Spin Masjed MineField Hz-ID-21222 AF/2412/21826/MF0145 31.73239 66.75438 Pre 2001 07-Aug-18 07-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,679 0 11,679 CHA South Kandahar Arghistan Tozhna MineField MF-HQ-10823 AF/2412/21743/MF0070 31.23579 66.81229 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 750,000 0 750,000 SHA South Kandahar Daman Makwan MineField Hz-ID-20663 AF/2402/21197/MF0450 31.4071 65.9618 Pre 2001 12-Dec-16 12-Dec-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 608,920 0 608,920 CHA South Kandahar Kandahar Khvosh Ab MineField Hz-ID-20434 AF/2401/21529/MF0671 31.5075 65.8212 Pre 2001 07-Feb-16 07-Feb-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,401 0 63,401 CHA South Kandahar Khakrez Darvishan MineField Hz-ID-18328 AF/2405/21918/MF0025 31.99529 65.4747 Pre 2001 08-Jan-14 30-Nov-13 Resurvey NTS AP Active 123,868 0 123,868 CHA South Kandahar Khakrez Sarposh MineField MF-HQ-10756 AF/2405/21901/MF0004 31.93708 65.46337 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 120,000 0 120,000 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Abo Kala MineField MF-HQ-10843 AF/2413/22893/MF0035 31.62797 67.24519 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 43,438 0 43,438 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Abo Kala MineField MF-HQ-10855 AF/2413/22893/MF0030 31.61585 67.23446 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 12,000 0 12,000 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Abo Kala MineField MF-HQ-10861 AF/2413/22893/MF0034 31.61537 67.22515 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 24,305 0 24,305 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Abo Kala MineField MF-HQ-10876 AF/2413/22893/MF0036 31.61023 67.22259 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 36,158 0 36,158 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Abo Kala MineField MF-HQ-10879 AF/2413/22893/MF0031 31.62094 67.22583 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,648 0 39,648 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Ahu China kalay MineField MF-HQ-10873 AF/2413/24132/MF0029 31.70994 67.32989 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 200,000 0 200,000 SHA South Kandahar Maruf Ahu China kalay MineField MF-HQ-10874 AF/2413/24132/MF0028 31.70994 67.32984 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 240,000 0 240,000 SHA South Kandahar Maruf Ali Sher Kalay MineField Hz-ID-18249 AF/2413/22855/MF0044 31.46207 67.19923 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 21-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 102,083 0 102,083 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Ali Sher Kalay MineField Hz-ID-18250 AF/2413/22855/MF0045 31.47227 67.24339 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 19-Sep-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,009 0 51,009 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Chormay MineField Hz-ID-18244 AF/2413/23020/MF0042 31.60231 67.13792 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 13-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,681 0 3,681 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Chormay MineField Hz-ID-18245 AF/2413/23020/MF0043 31.59026 67.13576 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 11-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,317 0 10,317 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Mohammadzay MineField Hz-ID-18086 AF/2413/22903/MF0040 31.64777 67.17421 Pre 2001 01-Aug-13 15-Jun-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 111,936 0 111,936 CHA South Kandahar Maruf Mohammadzay MineField Hz-ID-18252 AF/2413/22903/MF0047 31.65273 67.17132 Pre 2001 12-Dec-13 31-Oct-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,208 0 80,208 CHA South Kandahar Maywand Baizai-2 MineField MF-HQ-10862 AF/2407/00182/MF199 31.52331 65.06653 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 6,000 0 6,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Chehel Gazi MineField MF-HQ-10867 AF/2407/22416/MF0210 31.57612 65.01691 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 250,000 0 250,000 CHA South Kandahar Maywand Chehel Gazi MineField MF-HQ-10870 AF/2407/22416/MF0209 31.57612 65.01691 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 250,000 0 250,000 CHA South Kandahar Maywand De Maywnd MineField MF-HQ-10854 AF/2407/22467/MF0185 31.75188 65.13016 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,000 0 10,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Eran MineField MF-HQ-10896 AF/2407/22484/MF0184 31.84018 65.05904 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 800,000 0 800,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Eran MineField MF-HQ-10902 AF/2407/22484/MF0183 31.8464 65.0637 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Gach Karez Kalay MineField MF-HQ-10890 AF/2407/22416/MF196 31.63133 64.96847 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Moshak MineField MF-HQ-10905 AF/2407/22471/MF0189 31.68952 65.06131 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 7,500 0 7,500 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Moshak MineField MF-HQ-10907 AF/2407/22471/MF0190 31.68359 65.05814 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 90,000 0 90,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Moshak MineField MF-HQ-10910 AF/2407/22471/MF0191 31.68449 65.04947 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Moshak MineField MF-HQ-10911 AF/2407/22471/MF0188 31.68449 65.04947 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 160,000 0 160,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Pacha kelay MineField MF-HQ-10769 AF/2407/00768/MF0193 31.52569 65.0768 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 10,000 0 10,000 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Seh Tutak MineField Hz-ID-19955 AF/2407/22419/MF0227 31.67067 64.92342 Pre 2001 14-Oct-15 14-Oct-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,376 0 74,376 CHA South Kandahar Maywand Usmankhel MineField MF-HQ-10850 AF/2407/22392/MF0186 31.57273 64.88852 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 20,526 0 20,526 SHA South Kandahar Spin Boldak Borj MineField Hz-ID-21408 AF/2411/21291/MF0170 31.10019 66.48438 Pre 2001 17-Nov-18 17-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 66,608 0 66,608 CHA South Kandahar Spin Boldak Borj MineField Hz-ID-21409 AF/2411/21291/MF0171 31.09277 66.47701 Pre 2001 19-Nov-18 19-Nov-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,493 0 8,493 SHA South Nimroz Chahar Burjak Ashkinak (1) MineField Hz-ID-18399 AF/2203/20002/MF0048 30.20284 62.22326 Pre 2001 09-Feb-14 21-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 112,930 0 112,930 CHA South Nimroz Chahar Burjak Bandare Janubi MineField Hz-ID-18330 AF/2203/19983/MF0043 29.88462 60.95383 Pre 2001 08-Jan-14 07-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 775,880 0 775,880 CHA South Nimroz Chahar Burjak Qr Haji Mohd Afzalkhan MineField Hz-ID-18329 AF/2203/19998/MF0042 30.02016 61.06629 Pre 2001 09-Jan-14 07-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 176,850 0 176,850 CHA South Nimroz Chahar Burjak Qr Haji Mohd Afzalkhan MineField Hz-ID-18331 AF/2203/19998/MF0044 29.87056 60.90375 Pre 2001 27-Jan-14 08-Dec-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 92,070 0 92,070 CHA South Nimroz Chahar Burjak Qr Haji Mohd Afzalkhan MineField Hz-ID-18332 AF/2203/19998/MF0045 29.88886 60.95621 Pre 2001 08-Jan-14 19-Nov-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 2,000,000 0 2,000,000 CHA South Nimroz Kang Aydo MineField Hz-ID-18217 AF/2202/19762/MF0053 31.16731 61.83239 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 05-Jun-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 762,560 0 762,560 CHA South Nimroz Kang Aydo MineField MF-15949 AF/2202/19762/MF0048 31.18005 61.83804 Pre 2001 06-Feb-12 22-May-11 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 32,803 0 32,803 CHA South Nimroz Kang Haji Aqakhan MineField Hz-ID-18216 AF/2202/19797/MF0052 31.17622 61.82474 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 05-Jun-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 280,651 0 280,651 CHA South Nimroz Kang Haji Habibullah MineField Hz-ID-18215 AF/2202/19773/MF0051 31.16038 61.82834 Pre 2001 10-Nov-13 02-Jun-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 55,228 0 55,228 CHA South Nimroz Kang Mohammad Sadiq MineField MF-HQ-15273 AF/2202/19771/MF0047 31.18163 61.83367 Pre 2001 20-May-10 20-May-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 80,000 0 80,000 CHA South Nimroz Khash Rod Shash Abah MineField MF-HQ-10453 AF/2205/19905/MF0035 31.48311 62.6319 Pre 2001 20-May-09 20-May-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 1,663,635 0 1,663,635 SHA South Zabul Qalat Kakarkhan Kalacha MineField MF-HQ-10295 AF/2501/23070/MF0165 32.07493 66.85613 Pre 2001 21-Jul-18 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 105,850 103,403 2,447 105,850 0 CHA South Zabul Qalat Kakarkhan Kalacha MineField MF-HQ-10344 AF/2501/23070/MF0176 32.09763 66.84413 Pre 2001 21-Jul-18 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 645,754 249,240 68,095 317,335 328,419 CHA South Zabul Qalat Mirza Faydzullah MineField Hz-ID-18846 AF/2501/23081/MF0180 32.08312 66.91325 Pre 2001 21-Jul-18 03-Jun-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 55,903 38,127 2,550 40,677 15,226 CHA South Zabul Qalat Mirza Faydzullah MineField Hz-ID-18847 AF/2501/23081/MF0181 32.08387 66.90739 Pre 2001 10-Oct-18 04-Jun-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 5,931 6,134 6,134 -203 CHA South Zabul Qalat Mirza Faydzullah MineField MF-SA-595 AF/2501/23081/MF0162 32.0852 66.91819 Pre 2001 13-Oct-18 04-Nov-08 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 61,336 44,700 15,080 59,780 1,556 CHA South Zabul Qalat Moladin MineField MF-HQ-10306 AF/2501/23095/MF0164 32.11506 66.94605 Pre 2001 21-Jul-18 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 1,149,489 565,862 58,900 624,762 524,727 CHA South Zabul Qalat Moladin MineField MF-HQ-10308 AF/2501/23095/MF0163 32.12599 66.95444 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 800 0 800 SHA South Zabul Shamulzayi Darwazagey MineField MF-HQ-10319 AF/2509/24276/MF0004 31.80883 67.73654 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 100,000 0 100,000 SHA South Zabul Shamulzayi Darwazagey MineField MF-HQ-10321 AF/2509/24276/MF0002 31.80761 67.7396 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 200,000 0 200,000 SHA South Zabul Shamulzayi Darwazagey MineField MF-HQ-10323 AF/2509/24276/MF0003 31.80362 67.74207 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 82,500 0 82,500 SHA South Zabul Shinkay Dab MineField MF-HQ-10293 AF/2507/24072/MF0002 32.06137 67.20547 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 9,375 0 9,375 SHA South Zabul Shinkay Dab MineField MF-HQ-10294 AF/2507/24072/MF0003 32.0618 67.20657 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 3,000 0 3,000 SHA South Zabul Shinkay Dab MineField MF-HQ-10297 AF/2507/24072/MF0004 32.07047 67.24554 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 240,000 0 240,000 SHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Dola MineField Hz-ID-21109 H/9796 31.87543 66.50528 Pre 2001 25-Jul-18 25-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 269,137 0 269,137 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Dolagay MineField MF-HQ-10310 AF/2506/23189/MF0032 31.85513 66.40923 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 60,000 0 60,000 SHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Gedargu MineField Hz-ID-21427 AF/2506/23228/MF0050 31.93851 66.64454 Pre 2001 19-Sep-18 19-Sep-18 Resurvey NTS APATERW Active 109,471 0 109,471 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Gedargu MineField MF-HQ-10334 AF/2506/23228/MF0044 31.93851 66.64454 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS APATERW Active 37,342 0 37,342 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Ghulam Dastagir MineField Hz-ID-21111 H/9797 31.90028 66.55229 Pre 2001 25-Jul-18 25-Jul-18 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 62,269 0 62,269 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Ghulam Dastagir MineField Hz-ID-21433 AF/2506/00172/MF0056 31.90058 66.55236 Pre 2001 01-Oct-18 01-Oct-18 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 148,723 0 148,723 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Ghulam Dastagir MineField MF-HQ-10329 AF/2506/00172/MF0030 31.90248 66.5398 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 146,714 0 146,714 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Ghulam Dastagir MineField MF-HQ-10331 AF/2506/00172/MF0029 31.90058 66.55236 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 10,851 0 10,851 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Hamidullah MineField MF-HQ-10302 AF/2500/00266/MF0031 32.01613 66.7857 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,000 0 60,000 SHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Salam Jan Agha MineField Hz-ID-21430 AF/2506/00322/MF0053 31.93682 66.63613 Pre 2001 25-Sep-18 25-Sep-18 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 11,679 0 11,679 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Salam Jan Agha MineField Hz-ID-21431 AF/2506/00322/MF0054 31.93682 66.63613 Pre 2001 25-Sep-18 25-Sep-18 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 124,737 0 124,737 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Salam Jan Agha MineField MF-HQ-10315 AF/2506/00322/MF0043 31.93682 66.63613 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 19,371 0 19,371 CHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Senjed MineField MF-HQ-10303 AF/2506/23216/MF035 31.97064 66.44451 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,750,000 0 1,750,000 SHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Tora MineField MF-HQ-10296 AF/2506/23169/MF0022 31.78657 66.41445 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 80,000 0 80,000 SHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Tora MineField MF-HQ-10298 AF/2506/23169/MF0023 31.77823 66.4195 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 37,500 0 37,500 SHA South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak Zyarat MineField MF-HQ-10312 AF/2506/23195/MF0042 31.94348 66.43632 Pre 2001 11-May-09 11-May-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 40,000 0 40,000 SHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Almarkhel MineField MF-HQ-12786 AF/0611/06199/MF0009 32.85158 67.95358 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 700,000 0 700,000 SHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Asghari Kalay MineField MF-HQ-12790 AF/0611/06184/MF010 32.86211 67.97208 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 750,000 0 750,000 SHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Gandaw(Gandab) MineField MF-HQ-218 AF/0612/06189/MF0003 32.90174 68.05339 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 09-Feb-03 New Hazard NTS AP Active 5,648 0 5,648 CHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-21420 AF/0611/00406/MF0002 33.01515 67.93222 Pre 2001 11-Oct-18 11-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,693 0 17,693 SHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-21421 AF/0611/00406/MF0003 33.01515 67.93222 Pre 2001 11-Oct-18 11-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,290 0 36,290 SHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Tawda China MineField MF-HQ-16 AF/0612/00406/MF0001 33.01976 67.93471 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 09-Feb-03 New Hazard NTS AP Active 12,936 0 12,936 CHA South East Ghazni Ab Band Tawda China MineField MF-SE-322 AF/0611/00406/MF(R001) 33.01881 67.92861 Pre 2001 27-Oct-08 27-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 69,064 0 69,064 CHA South East Ghazni Andar Qala-i-Haji MineField MF-HQ-12551 AF/0614/06406/MF0061 33.39861 68.42019 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 122,400 0 122,400 SHA South East Ghazni Andar Sardeh Band(Bande Sardeh) MineField MF-HQ-12556 AF/0614/06449/MF0064 33.2921 68.62261 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 139,400 0 139,400 SHA South East Ghazni Andar Sardeh Band(Bande Sardeh) MineField MF-HQ-12561 AF/0614/06449/MF0065 33.2921 68.62261 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 102,300 0 102,300 SHA South East Ghazni Andar Sardeh Band(Bande Sardeh) MineField MF-HQ-12565 AF/0614/06449/MF0063 33.31131 68.62201 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 120,904 0 120,904 SHA South East Ghazni Andar Sardeh Band(Bande Sardeh) MineField MF-HQ-12569 AF/0614/06449/MF0066 33.31132 68.62201 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 101,856 0 101,856 SHA South East Ghazni Bahrami Shahid (Jaghatu) Sar bed MineField MF-HQ-12777 AF/0602/00042/MF001 33.62405 68.22127 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 108,000 0 108,000 SHA South East Ghazni Dih Yak Laghawat MineField Hz-ID-19080 AF/0615/04200/MF0125 33.47608 68.53693 Pre 2001 22-Sep-14 22-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 6,909 0 6,909 CHA South East Ghazni Dih Yak Laghawat MineField Hz-ID-19335 AF0615/04200/MF0127 33.48459 68.55046 Pre 2001 20-Nov-14 20-Nov-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 10,007 0 10,007 CHA South East Ghazni Dih Yak Pajak MineField Hz-ID-19149 AF/0615/04199/MF00126 33.49903 68.55133 Pre 2001 11-Oct-14 11-Oct-14 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 506,484 0 506,484 CHA South East Ghazni Dih Yak Sar Tasan MineField MF-HQ-12517 AF/0615/04205/MF0062 33.50082 68.59815 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 473 0 473 CHA South East Ghazni Giro Disi MineField MF-HQ-12751 AF/0612/06497/MF007 33.01484 68.47921 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 110,000 0 110,000 SHA South East Ghazni Giro Disi MineField MF-HQ-12753 AF/0612/06497/MF008 33.01818 68.46484 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,000 0 80,000 SHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Bayan (Qarya-I-Bayan) MineField MF-HQ-12485 AF/0607/00621/MF011 33.16278 67.59585 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 76,362 0 76,362 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Chardeh MineField Hz-ID-19098 AF/0607/05300/MF0026 32.904 67.53072 Pre 2001 25-Sep-14 25-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,742 0 74,742 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Chardeh MineField Hz-ID-19341 AF/0607/05300/MF0027 32.90608 67.54387 Pre 2001 02-Nov-14 02-Nov-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,855 0 46,855 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Ghari Shaki Noka MineField Hz-ID-19091 AF/0607/05710/MF0023 33.26159 67.71195 Pre 2001 22-Sep-14 22-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 28,495 0 28,495 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Ghari Shaki Noka MineField Hz-ID-19094 AF/0607/05710/MF0024 33.26725 67.72681 Pre 2001 23-Sep-14 23-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 6,906 0 6,906 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Ghari Shaki Noka MineField Hz-ID-19096 AF/0607/05710/MF0025 33.25853 67.71924 Pre 2001 24-Sep-14 24-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 4,924 0 4,924 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Lodah MineField Hz-ID-19018 AF/0607/00519/MF0013 33.16814 67.61145 Pre 2001 20-Aug-14 20-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,189 0 30,189 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Lodah MineField MF-HQ-12488 AF/0607/00519/MF010 33.1629 67.6056 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 28,663 0 28,663 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Qal'a-i-Mulla MineField Hz-ID-19017 AF/0607/05435/MF0012 33.12089 67.6556 Pre 2001 12-Aug-14 12-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APERW Active 7,866 0 7,866 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Qarya-i-Baba MineField Hz-ID-19021 AF/0607/05122/MF0016 33.02631 67.32086 Pre 2001 28-Aug-14 28-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,080 0 26,080 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Safarqol MineField Hz-ID-19020 AF/0607/05215/MF0015 33.07956 67.45528 Pre 2001 19-Aug-14 19-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 26,499 0 26,499 SHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Sare Luman MineField Hz-ID-19019 AF/0607/05703/MF0014 33.12336 67.66644 Pre 2001 18-Aug-14 18-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 34,043 0 34,043 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Sare Luman MineField Hz-ID-19023 AF/0607/05703/MF0018 33.14 67.6846 Pre 2001 27-Aug-14 27-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 46,758 0 46,758 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Sare Luman MineField MF-HQ-12477 AF/0607/05703/MF008 33.10356 67.67162 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 43,028 0 43,028 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Sare Luman MineField MF-HQ-3496 AF/0607/05703/MF0004 33.12604 67.65995 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 16-Sep-96 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 161,922 0 161,922 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Sare Luman MineField MF-HQ-3497 AF/0607/05703/MF0005 33.12011 67.65808 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 23-Sep-96 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 114,560 0 114,560 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Shahrzaydah MineField Hz-ID-19088 AF/0607/05719/MF0020 33.18873 67.70064 Pre 2001 20-Sep-14 20-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 88,349 0 88,349 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Shahrzaydah MineField Hz-ID-19089 AF/0607/05719/MF0022 33.17499 67.70109 Pre 2001 18-Sep-14 18-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 1,625 0 1,625 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Shakhtu MineField Hz-ID-19087 AF/0607/05397/MF0019 33.12595 67.5825 Pre 2001 16-Sep-14 16-Sep-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 63,691 0 63,691 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Shakhtu MineField MF-HQ-12487 AF/0607/05397/MF0006 33.11169 67.58729 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 89,890 0 89,890 CHA South East Ghazni Jaghuri Tamqol MineField Hz-ID-19022 AF/0607/05430/MF0017 33.1014 67.61319 Pre 2001 26-Aug-14 26-Aug-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 21,734 0 21,734 CHA South East Ghazni Khwaja Umari Dehe Darat MineField MF-HQ-12546 AF/0617/04255/MF0006 33.70862 68.39964 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 257,311 0 257,311 CHA South East Ghazni Khwaja Umari Godole Qandahari MineField Hz-ID-19338 AF/0617/04251/MF0009 33.69877 68.40227 Pre 2001 03-Nov-14 03-Nov-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 310,267 0 310,267 CHA South East Ghazni Khwaja Umari Karez (2) MineField MF-HQ-12548 AF/0617/04258/MF008 33.71673 68.42425 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 36,205 0 36,205 SHA South East Ghazni Khwaja Umari Pay Mast'ali MineField MF-HQ-12489 AF/0617/04230/MF0007 33.71096 68.37641 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 98,000 0 98,000 SHA South East Ghazni Khwaja Umari Taquduz MineField MF-HQ-12493 AF/0617/04234/MF0003 33.66774 68.35579 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 68,000 0 68,000 SHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Qalà-i-Bara MineField MF-HQ-13799 AF/0613/05932/MF0046 33.27614 68.24836 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 99,400 0 99,400 CHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Qalà-i-Bara MineField MF-HQ-13808 AF/0613/05932/MF0047 33.28091 68.25142 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 161,303 0 161,303 CHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Qarya-i-Deh Kushk MineField MF-HQ-13809 AF/0613/05790/MF0048 33.27343 67.77332 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 124,257 0 124,257 CHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Tamaki MineField MF-HQ-12649 AF/0613/00137/MF0039 33.18894 67.7659 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 92,054 0 92,054 CHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Tamaki MineField MF-HQ-12654 AF/0613/00137/MF0041 33.18894 67.7659 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 90,000 0 90,000 CHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Tamaki MineField MF-HQ-12660 AF/0613/00137/MF0040 33.1889 67.76589 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 111,550 0 111,550 CHA South East Ghazni Qarabagh Tamaki MineField MF-HQ-12663 AF/0613/00137/MF0042 33.20161 67.77532 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 80,000 0 80,000 CHA South East Ghazni Waghaz Omarwal MineField MF-HQ-12518 AF/0619/06334/MF0012 33.40578 68.28799 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 74,550 0 74,550 SHA South East Ghazni Wali Muhammadi Shahid Kalakhel (2) MineField MF-HQ-12768 AF/0620/05008/MF008 33.56089 68.24223 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 180,000 0 180,000 SHA South East Ghazni Wali Muhammadi Shahid Qoli chirek MineField MF-HQ-12607 AF/0620/00670/MF017 33.54982 68.27634 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 62,400 0 62,400 SHA South East Ghazni Wali Muhammadi Shahid Yatimak MineField MF-HQ-12735 AF/0620/00924/MF012 33.56005 68.36043 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 205,200 0 205,200 SHA South East Ghazni Zana Khan Kodale MineField MF-HQ-12501 AF/0616/04119/MF003 33.64428 68.56478 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 201,600 0 201,600 SHA South East Khost Gurbuz Bagikhel MineField Hz-ID-20767 AF/3211/07928/MF0129 33.2639 69.98324 Pre 2001 15-Mar-17 15-Mar-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,676 0 44,676 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Bagikhel MineField MF-16719 AF/3211/07928/MF0112 33.26409 69.97272 Pre 2001 05-Mar-12 16-Jan-12 Resurvey NTS AP Active 112,710 0 112,710 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Lezi Kalay MineField MF-HQ-14182 AF/3211/07890/MF0104 33.20124 69.8625 Pre 2001 10-Feb-10 10-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 53,981 0 53,981 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Lezi Kalay MineField MF-HQ-14183 AF/3203/07890/MF0105 33.2006 69.86075 Pre 2001 14-Feb-10 14-Feb-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 29,772 0 29,772 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19043 H/8837 33.2755 69.99962 Pre 2001 07-Sep-14 07-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS AP Active 44,846 0 44,846 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19045 H/8839 33.2755 69.99969 Pre 2001 09-Sep-14 09-Sep-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,550 0 51,550 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19046 H/8840 33.2755 69.99969 Pre 2001 10-Sep-14 10-Sep-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 40,121 0 40,121 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19048 H/8849 33.27925 70.00149 Pre 2001 14-Sep-14 14-Sep-14 New Hazard NTS AP Active 59,000 0 59,000 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19415 H/9031 33.24848 69.97725 Pre 2001 14-Jan-15 14-Jan-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,500 0 57,500 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19416 H/9032 33.25685 69.96955 Pre 2001 15-Jan-15 15-Jan-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 55,141 0 55,141 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField Hz-ID-19417 H/9033 33.25824 69.99098 Pre 2001 16-Jan-15 16-Jan-15 Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,141 0 39,141 CHA South East Khost Gurbuz Tawda China MineField MF-HQ-13805 AF/3211/07927/MF0101 33.25576 70.00546 Pre 2001 21-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 54,125 0 54,125 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Bazar MineField Hz-ID-19603 AF/3201/07656/MF0133 33.34066 70.08784 Pre 2001 07-Feb-15 07-Feb-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 76,047 0 76,047 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Bori MineField Hz-ID-19604 AF/3201/07673/MF0134 33.35577 70.1103 Pre 2001 11-Feb-15 11-Feb-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 39,560 0 39,560 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Loy Mazghar MineField MF-15755 AF/3205/07663/MF0128 33.42755 69.8895 Pre 2001 13-Dec-11 02-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 41,727 0 41,727 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Loy Mazghar MineField MF-15756 AF/3205/07663/MF0129 33.4262 69.89439 Pre 2001 09-Mar-11 02-Nov-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 4,079 0 4,079 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Loy Mazghar MineField MF-SE-422 AF/3205/07663/MF0002 33.42653 69.89587 Pre 2001 13-Jan-09 13-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 27,619 0 27,619 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Tobay MineField Hz-ID-19602 AF/3201/07649/MF0132 33.31806 70.11174 Pre 2001 09-Feb-15 09-Feb-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 106,358 0 106,358 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Zandakhel MineField Hz-ID-19600 AF/3201/07652/MF0130 33.33573 70.15424 Pre 2001 07-Feb-15 07-Feb-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 50,903 0 50,903 CHA South East Khost Khost(Matun) Zandakhel MineField Hz-ID-19601 AF/03201/07652/MF0131 33.32279 70.14938 Pre 2001 09-Feb-15 09-Feb-15 New Hazard NTS AP Active 185,972 0 185,972 CHA South East Khost Nadir Shah Kot Babrakkhan MineField MF-SE-451 AF/3208/07943/MF0046 33.28254 69.67442 Pre 2001 31-Jan-09 31-Jan-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 39,297 0 39,297 CHA South East Khost Nadir Shah Kot Gesha MineField Hz-ID-20843 AF/3208/07946/MF0060 33.28446 69.63237 Pre 2001 15-Oct-17 15-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 51,195 0 51,195 CHA South East Khost Nadir Shah Kot Sunjalay MineField Hz-ID-20844 AF/3208/07951/MF0061 33.33368 69.66196 Pre 2001 15-Oct-17 15-Oct-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 91,211 0 91,211 CHA South East Khost Sabri Bakhtana MineField MF-HQ-12783 AF/3209/07742/MF0030 33.4497 69.96441 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAT Active 63,196 0 63,196 CHA South East Khost Sabri Surwapan Toy MineField MF-HQ-12800 AF/3209/07748/MF0029 33.5517 69.96237 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 139,316 0 139,316 CHA South East Khost Tani Kosha MineField Hz-ID-17497 AF/3208/07956/MF0137 33.27834 69.67754 Pre 2001 26-Dec-12 08-Dec-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 55,987 0 55,987 CHA South East Khost Tani Kosha MineField Hz-ID-17499 AF/3208/07956/MF0138 33.28125 69.68088 Pre 2001 26-Dec-12 10-Dec-12 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 16,534 0 16,534 CHA South East Khost Tani Landay MineField Hz-ID-20696 AF/3203/07862/MF0164 33.19249 69.81818 Pre 2001 17-Apr-17 17-Apr-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 45,180 0 45,180 CHA South East Khost Tani Landay MineField Hz-ID-20722 AF/3203/07862/MF0165 33.18737 69.81164 Pre 2001 17-Apr-17 17-Apr-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 48,560 0 48,560 CHA South East Khost Tani Spindad Kotkay MineField Hz-ID-20698 AF/3203/07881/MF0163 33.20753 69.84284 Pre 2001 17-Apr-17 17-Apr-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 21,237 0 21,237 CHA South East Khost Tani Sre Kalay MineField Hz-ID-17751 AF/3203/07852/MF0148 33.15316 69.78439 Pre 2001 03-Apr-13 03-Feb-13 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 50,827 0 50,827 CHA South East Khost Tani Sre Kalay MineField Hz-ID-18569 AF/3203/07852/MF0161 33.15638 69.78392 Pre 2001 10-Mar-14 10-Mar-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 27,220 0 27,220 CHA South East Khost Tani Sre Kalay MineField Hz-ID-20750 AF/3203/07852/MF0167 33.15735 69.77239 Pre 2001 16-May-17 16-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 53,708 0 53,708 CHA South East Khost Tani Sre Kalay MineField Hz-ID-20751 AF/3203/07852/MF0168 33.25865 69.78565 Pre 2001 16-May-17 16-May-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 65,612 0 65,612 CHA South East Khost Tani Sre Kalay MineField MF-15409 AF/3203/07852/MF0118 33.15638 69.78392 Pre 2001 01-Dec-10 18-Oct-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 84,575 0 84,575 CHA South East Khost Tani Sre Kalay MineField MF-HQ-15269 AF/3203/07852/MF0114 33.16808 69.78729 Pre 2001 05-Oct-10 05-Oct-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 62,547 0 62,547 CHA South East Khost Tani Yatmani Kalay MineField Hz-ID-18570 AF/3203/07856/MF0162 33.16544 69.82614 Pre 2001 10-Mar-14 10-Mar-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 112,758 0 112,758 CHA South East Khost Tani Yatmani Kalay MineField MF-HQ-14725 AF/3203/07856/MF0097 33.15821 69.80328 Pre 2001 13-Mar-10 10-Jul-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 54,046 0 54,046 CHA South East Khost Tere Zayi Harunkhel MineField MF-HQ-12792 AF/3207/07783/MF0022 33.39381 70.14211 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 66,076 0 66,076 SHA South East Khost Tere Zayi Sin Khora MineField MF-HQ-12812 AF/3207/07797/MF0020 33.46006 70.08877 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 11,312 0 11,312 CHA South East Khost Tere Zayi Zera Ghar MineField Hz-ID-19628 AF/3207/07792/MF0023 33.43872 70.09811 Pre 2001 16-Mar-15 16-Mar-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,342 0 17,342 CHA South East Paktika Dila Pazgai MineField MF-HQ-12655 AF/2903/00563/MF001 32.48173 68.12041 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,000 0 80,000 SHA South East Paktika Gayan Wochakay MineField MF-HQ-12769 AF/2910/00330/MF001 33.06973 69.39749 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 145,450 0 145,450 SHA South East Paktika Gomal Amankhel MineField MF-HQ-12728 AF/2906/08220/MF001 32.54809 68.87542 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 80,000 0 80,000 SHA South East Paktika Sar Hawza Kazaki MineField MF-HQ-12712 AF/2914/00656/MF022 33.017 69.07011 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 150,000 0 150,000 SHA South East Paktika Sar Hawza Shatore (1) MineField MF-HQ-12683 AF/2914/07387/MF0024 32.97993 69.08174 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 225,000 0 225,000 SHA South East Paktika Sar Hawza Shatore (1) MineField MF-HQ-12684 AF/2914/07387/MF0025 32.97993 69.08174 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 120,000 0 120,000 SHA South East Paktika Sar Hawza Sundurkhel MineField MF-HQ-12697 AF/2914/07383/MF023 32.95335 69.08231 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 187,500 0 187,500 SHA South East Paktika Sarobi Pastolay MineField MF-HQ-12757 AF/2908/00488/MF006 32.85154 69.08558 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 420,000 0 420,000 SHA South East Paktika Sharan Imni Khel MineField MF-HQ-12625 AF/2901/06930/MF0012 33.1582 68.79945 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 957 0 957 SHA South East Paktika Sharan Imni Khel MineField MF-HQ-12630 AF/2901/06930/MF0014 33.15817 68.79943 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 5,625 0 5,625 SHA South East Paktika Sharan Imni Khel MineField MF-HQ-12633 AF/2901/06930/MF0013 33.1582 68.79945 Pre 2001 28-Jul-09 28-Jul-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 2,500 0 2,500 SHA South East Paktika Urgun Ali Khel MineField Hz-ID-20342 AF/2911/00607/MF0096 32.90964 69.09396 Pre 2001 08-Mar-16 08-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 481,097 0 481,097 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Ali Khel MineField Hz-ID-20343 AF/2911/00607/MF0097 32.89257 69.08334 Pre 2001 16-Mar-16 16-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 468,102 0 468,102 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Bibi Kot MineField Hz-ID-20344 AF/2911/07353/MF0098 32.93904 69.24121 Pre 2001 16-Mar-16 16-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 89,991 0 89,991 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Nazargul Kalay MineField MF-HQ-12827 AF/2911/07340/MF0079 32.9428 69.22401 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 375,104 0 375,104 SHA South East Paktika Urgun Qarya-i-Bahadur MineField Hz-ID-20327 AF/2911/07311/MF0083 32.94054 69.18415 Pre 2001 16-Mar-16 16-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 4,603 0 4,603 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Qarya-i-Bahadur MineField Hz-ID-20328 AF/2911/07311/MF0084 32.9345 69.1971 Pre 2001 14-Mar-16 14-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 442,946 0 442,946 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Qarya-i-Farari (1) MineField Hz-ID-20332 AF/2911/07295/MF0087 32.92647 69.18454 Pre 2001 10-Mar-16 10-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 15,726 0 15,726 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Qarya-i-Farari (1) MineField Hz-ID-20333 AF/2911/07295/MF0088 32.92574 69.18634 Pre 2001 12-Mar-16 12-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 68,979 0 68,979 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Sher Mohammad Kor MineField Hz-ID-20337 AF/2911/07339/MF0092 32.96616 69.2011 Pre 2001 14-Mar-16 14-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,007 0 10,007 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Sher Mohammad Kor MineField Hz-ID-20338 AF/2911/07339/MF0093 32.96616 69.2011 Pre 2001 15-Mar-16 15-Mar-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 29,996 0 29,996 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Urgun MineField MF-HQ-5164 AF/2911/07303/MF0048 32.90664 69.14862 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 11-Jun-98 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 41,768 11,962 11,962 29,806 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Urgun MineField MF-HQ-7741 AF/2911/07303/MF0069 32.88352 69.09724 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 12-Nov-00 Resurvey NTS AP Active 117,107 0 117,107 CHA South East Paktika Urgun Urgun MineField MF-SE-317 AF/2911/07303/MF(R069) 32.88971 69.1001 Pre 2001 27-Oct-08 27-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 608,528 0 608,528 SHA South East Paktika Urgun Urgun MineField MF-SE-324 AF/2911/07303/MF(R0048) 32.91704 69.09554 Pre 2001 28-Oct-08 28-Oct-08 Resurvey NTS AP Active 572,719 0 572,719 CHA South East Paktika Waza Khwa Chatrey MineField MF-HQ-12823 AF/2904/07040/MF028 32.12766 68.26056 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 76,874 0 76,874 SHA South East Paktika Waza Khwa Wasel Khel MineField MF-HQ-12774 AF/2904/07066/MF025 32.17646 68.35189 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 175,050 0 175,050 SHA South East Paktika Waza Khwa Waza Khwa MineField MF-SE-318 AF/2904/31863/MF(R019) 32.17123 68.42709 Pre 2001 27-Oct-08 27-Oct-08 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 327,596 0 327,596 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Ali Khil MineField Hz-ID-18133 AF/0723/08093/MF0121 33.93373 69.72185 Pre 2001 10-Sep-13 01-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,251 0 8,251 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Ali Khil MineField MF-HQ-14650 AF/0723/08093/MF0115 33.94455 69.7076 Pre 2001 14-Jun-10 14-Jun-10 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 2,869 0 2,869 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Bayankhel MineField Hz-ID-18235 AF/0723/08097/MF0123 33.95419 69.76295 Pre 2001 31-Oct-13 31-Oct-13 Resurvey NTS APERW Active 45,789 0 45,789 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Bayankhel MineField MF-16220 AF/0723/08097/MF0097 33.96497 69.7619 Pre 2001 25-Aug-11 27-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 70,587 0 70,587 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Bayankhel MineField MF-HQ-11159 AF/0723/08097/MF0101 33.95419 69.76295 Pre 2001 23-Apr-09 23-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 30,459 0 30,459 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Ghunjay Ahmadkhel MineField MF-HQ-11132 AF/0723/08099/MF0094 33.95329 69.75505 Pre 2001 20-Apr-09 20-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 89,528 0 89,528 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Ghunjay Ahmadkhel MineField MF-HQ-11156 AF/0723/08099/MF0095 33.95329 69.75505 Pre 2001 22-Apr-09 22-Apr-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 87,302 0 87,302 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kharshatal MineField MF-16214 AF/0723/08104/MF0116 33.978 69.77514 Pre 2001 23-Aug-11 07-Dec-10 New Hazard NTS AP Active 14,052 0 14,052 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuz Ali Sangi MineField MF-16771 AF/0723/08096/MF0099 33.97064 69.76488 Pre 2001 15-May-12 14-Aug-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 67,514 0 67,514 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuz Ali Sangi MineField MF-SE-296 AF/0723/08105/MF(R082) 33.96762 69.77127 Pre 2001 30-Oct-08 30-Oct-08 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 61,078 0 61,078 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuza Khermana MineField MF-HQ-10696 AF/0719/08141/MF0029 33.89952 69.69348 Pre 2001 27-May-09 27-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 60,914 0 60,914 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuza Khermana MineField MF-HQ-10699 AF/0719/08141/MF 0035 33.89952 69.69348 Pre 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 44,455 0 44,455 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuza Khermana MineField MF-HQ-10703 AF/0719/08141/MF0032 33.90256 69.68725 Pre 2001 18-May-09 18-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 24,831 0 24,831 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuza Khermana MineField MF-HQ-10704 AF/723/8141/MF0033 33.90342 69.68215 Pre 2001 19-May-09 19-May-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 27,372 0 27,372 CHA South East Paktya Ali Khail (Jaji) Kuza Khermana MineField MF-HQ-10708 AF/0723/08141/MF0034 33.90506 69.68618 Pre 2001 23-May-09 07-Jun-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 21,712 0 21,712 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Banozai MineField Hz-ID-19425 AF/0701/07253/MF0406 33.54904 69.26547 Pre 2001 13-Dec-14 13-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 243,141 0 243,141 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Banozai MineField Hz-ID-19590 AF/0701/07253/MF0405 33.55255 69.2663 Pre 2001 10-Dec-14 10-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAT Active 104,731 0 104,731 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Cheken Shekhan MineField Hz-ID-19434 AF/0701/00700/MF0418 33.52427 69.24664 Pre 2001 30-Dec-14 30-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 185,418 0 185,418 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Cheken Shekhan MineField Hz-ID-19497 AF/0701/00700/MF0425 33.52224 69.24524 Pre 2001 05-Jan-15 05-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 11,464 0 11,464 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Dawlatzi MineField MF-HQ-11151 AF/0701/07251/MF0318 33.56181 69.225 Pre 2001 23-Jun-09 23-Jun-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Active 1,827 0 1,827 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Dawlatzi MineField MF-HQ-13815 AF/0701/07251/MF0379 33.5264 69.22566 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 52,611 0 52,611 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Dawlatzi MineField MF-HQ-13816 AF/0701/07251/MF0378 33.52827 69.22155 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 164,350 0 164,350 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Dinarkhel MineField MF-SE-311 AF/0701/07221/MF0380 33.64515 69.12083 Pre 2001 15-Sep-09 15-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 80,808 0 80,808 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Ghafurkhel MineField Hz-ID-20620 AF/0701/07276/MF0443 33.70727 69.21456 Pre 2001 20-Nov-16 20-Nov-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 68,483 0 68,483 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Ghafurkhel MineField Hz-ID-20621 AF/0701/07276/MF0444 33.70679 69.22843 Pre 2001 24-Nov-16 24-Nov-16 New Hazard NTS AP Active 48,499 0 48,499 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Laghar MineField Hz-ID-19437 AF/0701/07239/MF0423 33.53903 69.21004 Pre 2001 21-Dec-14 21-Dec-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 188,523 0 188,523 SHA South East Paktya Gardiz Shekhan (2) MineField MF-HQ-12918 AF/0701/07226/MF0259 33.65649 69.13389 Pre 2001 17-Sep-09 17-Sep-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 83,106 0 83,106 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Shekhan (2) MineField MF-HQ-12921 AF/0701/07226/MF0375 33.65591 69.13619 Pre 2001 16-Sep-09 16-Sep-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 121,905 0 121,905 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Tandan MineField MF-HQ-13358 AF/0701/07231/MF0376 33.75613 69.19691 Pre 2001 27-Sep-09 01-Nov-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 35,548 0 35,548 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField Hz-ID-18644 AF/0701/07230/MF0399 33.75196 69.16995 Pre 2001 06-May-18 24-Mar-14 Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 83,152 15,935 15,935 67,217 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField Hz-ID-20622 AF/0701/07230/MF0445 33.75088 69.18634 Pre 2001 06-May-18 27-Nov-16 New Hazard NTS AP Transitional 95,026 17,817 17,817 77,209 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField Hz-ID-20764 AF/0701/07230/MF0448 33.76186 69.17786 Pre 2001 08-Jun-17 08-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 66,064 0 66,064 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField MF-15767 AF/0701/07230/MF0387 33.76088 69.19396 Pre 2001 06-May-18 09-Jan-11 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APERW Transitional 50,517 9,635 9,635 40,882 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField MF-HQ-14174 AF/0701/07231/MF0296 33.76492 69.19594 Pre 2001 06-May-09 09-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 58,170 20,000 20,000 38,170 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField MF-HQ-14176 AF/0701/07231/MF0304 33.76525 69.19733 Pre 2001 06-May-18 04-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 72,737 18,980 18,980 53,757 CHA South East Paktya Gardiz Wach Khash MineField MF-HQ-14177 AF/0701/07231/MF0305 33.76525 69.19733 Pre 2001 06-May-18 07-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS AP Transitional 63,198 17,168 17,168 46,030 CHA South East Paktya Jani Khail Tughu MineField Hz-ID-18541 AF/3209/08153/MF0001 33.5962 69.8451 Pre 2001 23-Jan-14 23-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 109,897 0 109,897 CHA South East Paktya Laja Ahmad Khail Moshaka MineField Hz-ID-18123 AF/0719/08119/MF0040 33.83017 69.62082 Pre 2001 10-Sep-13 03-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 36,166 0 36,166 CHA South East Paktya Laja Ahmad Khail Moshaka MineField Hz-ID-18124 AF/0719/08119/MF0041 33.79788 69.64479 Pre 2001 10-Sep-13 01-Jul-13 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 66,789 0 66,789 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Andwam MineField MF-HQ-13790 AF/0722/08467/MF0122 33.79309 69.5461 Pre 2001 08-Nov-09 13-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 112,000 0 112,000 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField Hz-ID-19348 AF/0722/08407/MF0161 33.61495 69.37646 Pre 2001 27-Sep-14 27-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 27,750 0 27,750 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField Hz-ID-19349 AF/0722/08407/MF0162 33.61449 69.36875 Pre 2001 27-Sep-14 27-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 41,105 0 41,105 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField Hz-ID-19370 AF/0722/08407/MF0163 33.61449 69.36875 Pre 2001 27-Sep-14 27-Sep-14 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 60,428 0 60,428 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField Hz-ID-19495 AF/0722/08407/MF0165 33.6165 69.3728 Pre 2001 12-Jan-15 12-Jan-15 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 153,262 0 153,262 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField MF-HQ-13863 AF/0722/08407/MF0130 33.61412 69.36975 Pre 2001 05-Nov-09 05-Nov-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 38,090 0 38,090 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField MF-HQ-13896 AF/0722/08407/MF0131 33.61412 69.36975 Pre 2001 07-Dec-09 23-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 50,200 0 50,200 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField MF-SE-276 AF/0722/08407/MF0111 33.6144 69.37256 Pre 2001 13-Jan-10 13-Jan-10 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 76,257 0 76,257 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Ghwareza MineField MF-SE-470 AF/0722/08407/MF0112 33.6144 69.37256 Pre 2001 16-Jan-10 16-Jan-10 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 70,010 0 70,010 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Mamozaee MineField MF-HQ-13354 AF/0722/0060/MF0120 33.72411 69.40101 Pre 2001 19-Oct-09 01-Nov-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 181,153 0 181,153 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Naray Kalay MineField MF-HQ-13889 AF/0722/8419/MF0138 33.63877 69.39329 Pre 2001 23-Dec-09 23-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 101,000 0 101,000 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Naray Kalay MineField MF-HQ-13891 AF/0722/8419/MF0136 33.63877 69.39329 Pre 2001 19-Dec-09 23-Dec-09 Resurvey NTS AP Active 80,641 0 80,641 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Usmankhel MineField MF-SE-273 AF/0722/08418/MF0108 33.64754 69.4149 Pre 2001 30-Jul-08 30-Jul-08 MEIFCS Resurvey TS APAT Active 50,246 0 50,246 CHA South East Paktya Sayed Karam Usmankhel MineField MF-SE-381 AF/0722/08418/MF0100 33.65933 69.42429 Pre 2001 12-Oct-09 12-Oct-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 51,741 0 51,741 CHA South East Paktya Shawak Dokanha-i Shabak MineField Hz-ID-19420 AF/0703/08338/MF0007 33.40629 69.36902 Pre 2001 21-Dec-14 21-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 79,563 0 79,563 CHA South East Paktya Shawak Kheday Baba MineField MF-HQ-12804 AF/0703/08356/MF0006 33.47777 69.37157 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 173,870 0 173,870 SHA South East Paktya Shawak Kheday Baba MineField MF-HQ-12811 AF/0703/08356/MF004 33.47947 69.3505 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 70,445 0 70,445 SHA South East Paktya Shawak Kheday Baba MineField MF-HQ-12819 AF/0703/08356/MF0005 33.47603 69.36429 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 51,413 0 51,413 SHA South East Paktya Shawak Kotkay MineField Hz-ID-19421 AF/0703/8347/MF0009 33.43119 69.34843 Pre 2001 31-Dec-14 31-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 34,420 0 34,420 SHA South East Paktya Shawak Kotkay MineField Hz-ID-19588 AF/0703/08347/MF0008 33.4294 69.35126 Pre 2001 31-Dec-14 31-Dec-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 23,059 0 23,059 SHA South East Paktya Shawak Shwak MineField Hz-ID-19491 AF/0703/08349/MF0010 33.43164 69.38294 Pre 2001 06-Jan-15 06-Jan-15 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AP Active 135,013 0 135,013 SHA South East Paktya Shawak Shwak MineField MF-HQ-12796 AF/0703/08349/MF0003 33.43071 69.37887 Pre 2001 02-Aug-09 02-Aug-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AP Active 11,865 0 11,865 CHA West Badghis Ab Kamari Rozeeha-I-Ab Kamari MineField MF-HQ-7301 AF/1902/00117/MF0022 34.97556 63.05237 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 22-Jun-00 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 42,777 32,037 32,037 10,740 CHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Akaza'i MineField MF-HQ-10985 AF/1908/17051/MF0021 35.61654 63.23777 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Akaza'i MineField MF-HQ-10986 AF/1908/17051/MF0020 35.62144 63.23637 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 22,500 0 22,500 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Akaza'i MineField MF-HQ-10987 AF/1908/17051/MF0019 35.6269 63.2514 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 40,000 0 40,000 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Bokan (1) MineField MF-HQ-10980 AF/1908/17075/MF0022 35.70246 63.57422 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 8,200 0 8,200 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Haji Noor Mohd MineField MF-HQ-10994 AF/1908/00387/MF0025 35.57668 63.18289 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 30,000 0 30,000 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Haji Noor Mohd MineField MF-HQ-10995 AF/1908/00387/MF0024 35.55955 63.19424 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 25,000 0 25,000 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Haji Noor Mohd MineField MF-HQ-10996 AF/1908/00387/MF0023 35.54908 63.2108 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 60,000 0 60,000 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Mangan MineField MF-HQ-10992 AF/1908/17028/MF0026 35.48374 63.15472 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 67,500 0 67,500 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Oibchaq MineField MF-HQ-10978 AF/1908/17043/MF0030 35.57347 63.34184 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 600 0 600 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Oibchaq MineField MF-HQ-10979 AF/1908/17043/MF0029 35.57071 63.34643 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 10,657 0 10,657 SHA West Badghis Bala Murghab Sakhra-i-Arbab Majnun MineField MF-HQ-10997 AF/1908/17016/MF0031 35.41376 63.39619 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 18,000 0 18,000 SHA West Badghis Qadis Ghalcharkh MineField MF-16354 AF/1903/17228/MF0011 34.95728 63.48061 Pre 2001 14-Nov-11 22-Sep-11 New Hazard NTS AP Active 179,187 0 179,187 CHA West Farah Anar Dara Anar Dara MineField MF-HQ-11042 AF/2107/31814/MF0058 32.70724 61.65419 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 1,337,800 0 1,337,800 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Anar Dara MineField MF-HQ-11043 AF/2107/31814/MF0059 32.76064 61.64318 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 472,500 0 472,500 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Anar Dara MineField MF-HQ-11044 AF/2107/31814/MF0057 32.74903 61.67207 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 37,400 0 37,400 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Daghal Lateef MineField MF-HQ-11034 AF/2107/00144/MF0060 32.80024 61.38601 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 77,760 0 77,760 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Dalgha MineField MF-HQ-11035 AF/2107/18795/MF0061 32.78762 61.58406 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 50,400 0 50,400 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Dar Shar MineField MF-HQ-11028 AF/1207/00703/MF0062 32.68584 61.37102 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 630,784 0 630,784 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Dar Shar MineField MF-HQ-11029 AF/2107/00703/MF0063 32.7252 61.45004 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 306,675 0 306,675 SHA West Farah Anar Dara Qarya-i-Kalata MineField MF-HQ-11021 AF/1207/18959/MF0066 32.78026 61.76212 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 187,600 0 187,600 SHA West Farah Bakwa Asad Jmeka MineField MF-HQ-11040 AF/2102/19263/MF0011 32.28458 63.15281 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 182,500 0 182,500 CHA West Farah Bakwa Asad Jmeka MineField MF-HQ-11041 AF/2102/19263/MF0012 32.37244 63.20907 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 440,201 0 440,201 CHA West Farah Bakwa Chichi Khuni MineField MF-HQ-11031 AF/2102/19022/MF0013 32.27975 62.94389 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 645,742 0 645,742 CHA West Farah Bakwa Chichi Khuni MineField MF-WA-97 AF/2102/19022/MF0010 32.24605 62.95101 Pre 2001 19-Jan-04 31-Jan-04 Resurvey NTS AP Active 63,056 517 517 62,539 CHA West Farah Bakwa Si Av MineField MF-HQ-11070 AF/2102/19024/MF0015 32.30963 62.73241 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 230,300 0 230,300 CHA West Farah Bala Buluk Kanesk MineField MF-HQ-11110 AF/2105/19028/MF0050 32.51889 62.3412 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 Resurvey NTS APAT Active 96,000 0 96,000 CHA West Farah Bala Buluk Sar-e Takht MineField MF-HQ-11069 AF/2105/19122/MF0052 33.05088 62.72513 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 131,248 0 131,248 SHA West Farah Farah Canura MineField MF-HQ-11045 AF/2101/18480/MF0034 32.22391 62.19643 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 84,060 0 84,060 SHA West Farah Farah Kah Danak MineField MF-HQ-11106 AF/2101/18488/MF0035 32.29927 62.20121 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,200 0 70,200 SHA West Farah Gulistan Gunbad MineField MF-HQ-11099 AF/2103/00791/MF0008 32.47284 63.55127 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 800,000 0 800,000 SHA West Farah Gulistan Gunbad MineField MF-WA-13 AF/2103/00791/MF0007 32.38259 63.21765 Pre 2001 19-Jun-03 03-Apr-03 New Hazard NTS AP Active 85,848 0 85,848 CHA West Farah Gulistan Gunbad MineField MF-WA-15 AF/2103/00791/MF0006 32.38174 63.21725 Pre 2001 19-Jun-03 30-Apr-03 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 50,100 0 50,100 CHA West Farah Gulistan Gunbad MineField MF-WA-3 AF/2103/00791/MF0005 32.37422 63.21456 Pre 2001 01-Apr-03 30-Apr-03 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 83,775 0 83,775 CHA West Farah Gulistan Gunbad MineField MF-WA-58 AF/2103/00791/MF0004 32.3413 63.21883 Pre 2001 19-Jun-03 31-Mar-03 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 87,625 0 87,625 CHA West Farah Gulistan Qarya-i-Charra MineField MF-HQ-11094 AF/2103/19266/MF0010 32.47609 63.21116 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 640,000 0 640,000 SHA West Farah Gulistan Qarya-i-Charra MineField MF-HQ-11096 AF/2103/19266/MF0012 32.49982 63.21519 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 600,000 0 600,000 SHA West Farah Gulistan Qarya-i-Charra MineField MF-HQ-11098 AF/2103/19266/MF0013 32.47379 63.23382 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 800,000 0 800,000 SHA West Farah Khaki Safed Khosk Abeh MineField MF-HQ-11019 AF/2106/18637/MF0012 32.79582 62.19371 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 219,450 0 219,450 SHA West Farah Khaki Safed Khosk Abeh MineField MF-HQ-7867 AF/2106/18637/MF0008 32.79162 62.15738 Pre 2001 09-Feb-03 05-Feb-01 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 55,118 4,560 4,560 50,558 CHA West Farah Khaki Safed Kurghand MineField MF-HQ-11017 AF/2106/18633/MF0013 32.67321 62.09752 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 352,350 0 352,350 SHA West Farah Khaki Safed Qarya-i-Mir Hazari MineField MF-HQ-11078 AF/2106/18646/MF0017 32.81824 61.93476 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 520,000 0 520,000 SHA West Farah Lash Wa Juwayn Domboli Bala MineField MF-HQ-11025 AF/2109/19570/MF0012 31.50686 61.4543 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 585,000 0 585,000 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Gest MineField MF-HQ-11049 AF/2108/19186/MF0036 32.27296 61.47279 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 7,000,000 0 7,000,000 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Janabad MineField MF-HQ-11050 AF/2108/19175/MF0037 32.2276 60.95652 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 15,000 0 15,000 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Qarya-i- MineField MF-HQ-11076 AF/2108/19213/MF0041 32.34964 61.28758 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 203,280 0 203,280 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Qarya-i- MineField MF-HQ-11077 AF/2108/19213/MF0040 32.34188 61.35823 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 17,784 0 17,784 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Qarya-i-Anjiran MineField MF-HQ-11090 AF/2108/19251/MF0043 32.43126 61.36927 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 57,200 0 57,200 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Qarya-i-Anjiran MineField MF-HQ-11092 AF/2108/19251/MF0042 32.48186 61.34404 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 285,400 0 285,400 SHA West Farah Qala Ka Qarya-i-Ur MineField MF-HQ-11072 AF/2108/19248/MF0044 32.5195 61.26072 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 20,000 0 20,000 SHA West Farah Shib Koh Khash MineField MF-HQ-11014 AF/2010/19154/MF0005 32.05689 61.16329 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 675,000 0 675,000 SHA West Farah Shib Koh Khash MineField MF-HQ-11015 AF/2010/19154/MF0004 32.06122 61.17088 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APERW Active 337,500 0 337,500 SHA West Farah Shib Koh Khash MineField MF-HQ-11016 AF/2010/19154/MF0003 32.06878 61.18434 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APATERW Active 750,000 0 750,000 SHA West Hirat Gulran Burj Dahana-e-Zul Feqar, Chah Makam MineField MF-WA-805 H/4636 35.36296 61.26804 Pre 2001 15-Aug-08 15-Aug-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 87,500 0 87,500 CHA West Hirat Gulran Kamana MineField MF-WA-662 H/4599 35.08656 61.34375 Pre 2001 06-Jun-08 06-Jun-08 New Hazard NTS AP Active 70,000 0 70,000 CHA West Hirat Shindand Aziz Abad MineField Hz-ID-20888 AF/2014/18639/MF0135 33.35572 62.36216 Pre 2001 05-Nov-17 05-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 5,851,500 0 5,851,500 SHA West Hirat Shindand Pada-i-Khalil MineField MF-HQ-11020 AF/2014/18700/MF0129 33.12025 62.11998 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 640,000 0 640,000 SHA West Hirat Shindand Par Makan MineField MF-HQ-11012 AF/2014/18750/MF0131 33.05544 62.18708 Pre 2001 17-Jun-09 17-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS APAT Active 497,260 0 497,260 SHA West Hirat Shindand Sanawghan MineField MF-HQ-11068 AF/1014/18751/MF0133 33.22207 62.16438 Pre 2001 03-Jun-09 03-Jun-09 New Hazard NTS AP Active 97,200 0 97,200 SHA West Hirat Zanda Jan Puza-i-Kaftar Khan MineField Hz-ID-20889 AF/2010/18326/MF0098 34.30154 61.94597 Pre 2001 11-Nov-17 11-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AP Active 656,500 0 656,500 SHA North Faryab Almar Khudaymat AIMF Hz-ID-20624 AF/1803/16459/MF0005 35.87674 64.55429 Post 2001 17-Dec-16 17-Dec-16 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 957804 0 957,804 CHA North East Kunduz Khanabad Ajal AIMF Hz-ID-21061 AF/1406/14056/MF0066 36.76496 69.13102 Post 2001 05-Jun-18 05-Jun-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 4483 0 4,483 CHA North East Kunduz Kunduz Alchin AIMF Hz-ID-20754 AF/1401/13851/MF0019 36.80129 68.85981 Post 2001 15-Jun-17 15-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 1365 0 1,365 CHA North East Kunduz Kunduz Alchin AIMF Hz-ID-20756 AF/1401/13851/MF0020 36.79859 68.8572 Post 2001 13-Jun-17 13-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 29505 0 29,505 CHA North East Kunduz Kunduz Alchin AIMF Hz-ID-20757 AF/1401/13851/MF0021 36.79641 68.85821 Post 2001 11-Jun-17 11-Jun-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 11937 0 11,937 SHA North East Kunduz Qalay-I- Zal Aq Tappeh AIMF Hz-ID-20836 AF/1403/14088/MF0004 36.99614 68.5755 Post 2001 26-Sep-16 26-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 2100 0 2,100 SHA North East Kunduz Qalay-I- Zal Aq Tappeh AIMF Hz-ID-20837 AF/1403/14088/MF0003 36.98721 68.57199 Post 2001 25-Sep-16 25-Sep-16 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 53904 0 53,904 CHA North East Takhar Darqad Alkunagh AIMF Hz-ID-20553 AF/1211/12818/MF0002 37.35749 69.49693 Post 2001 20-Aug-16 20-Aug-16 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 22952 0 22,952 CHA North East Takhar Darqad Alkunagh AIMF Hz-ID-20542 AF/1211/12818/AIF0001 37.37024 69.47824 Post 2001 20-Aug-16 20-Aug-16 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 19537 0 19,537 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Kajaki AIMF Hz-ID-18421 AF/2303/20475/MF0086 32.31697 65.09872 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 12-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 137407 0 137,407 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Kajaki AIMF Hz-ID-18422 AF/2303/20475/MF0087 32.31697 65.09872 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 12-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 153906 0 153,906 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Kajaki AIMF Hz-ID-18423 AF/2303/20475/MF0088 32.31065 65.09757 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 15-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 184208 0 184,208 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Kajaki AIMF Hz-ID-18424 AF/2303/20475/MF0089 32.31065 65.09757 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 15-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 243236 0 243,236 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Kajaki AIMF Hz-ID-18425 AF/2303/20475/MF0084 32.31704 65.10949 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 23-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 344483 0 344,483 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Kajaki AIMF Hz-ID-18427 AF/2303/20475/MF0085 32.31704 65.10949 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 22-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 197381 0 197,381 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Qal'a-i-Gul AIMF Hz-ID-18415 AF/2303/20483/MF0079 32.3268 65.09983 Post 2001 05-Feb-14 02-Jan-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS APAIMERW Active 219453 0 219,453 CHA South Hilmand Kajaki Qal'a-i-Gul AIMF Hz-ID-18978 AF/2303/20483/MF0090 32.33448 65.11025 Post 2001 07-Sep-14 07-Sep-14 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS APAIMERW Active 255305 0 255,305 CHA South Hilmand Lashkar Gah Bowlan AIMF Hz-ID-21316 H/9855 31.59282 64.31505 Post 2001 14-Aug-18 14-Aug-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 14119 0 14,119 CHA South Hilmand Lashkar Gah Bowlan AIMF Hz-ID-21324 H/9877 31.57941 64.31503 Post 2001 13-Oct-18 13-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 2888 0 2,888 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-18532 AF/2304/20352/MF0011 32.34893 64.74245 Post 2001 05-Mar-14 25-Feb-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AIM Active 113207 0 113,207 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-18534 AF/2304/20352/MF0012 32.33973 64.74466 Post 2001 05-Mar-14 25-Feb-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AIM Active 128116 0 128,116 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-18535 AF/2304/20352/MF0013 32.33973 64.74466 Post 2001 25-Feb-14 25-Feb-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AIM Active 107530 0 107,530 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-18536 AF/2304/20352/MF0014 32.3485 64.75378 Post 2001 25-Feb-14 25-Feb-14 MEIFCS New Hazard NTS AIM Active 129888 0 129,888 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-19883 AF/2304/20352/MF0038 32.34855 64.75435 Post 2001 23-Aug-15 23-Aug-15 New Hazard NTS ATAIMERW Active 495930 0 495,930 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-20793 AF/2304/20352/MF0039 32.3502 64.7445 Post 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 38888 0 38,888 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-20795 AF/2304/20352/MF0040 32.3499 64.74498 Post 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 65540 0 65,540 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-20796 AF/2304/20352/MF0041 32.35209 64.7516 Post 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 72258 0 72,258 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Deh Zuhre Ulya AIMF Hz-ID-20797 AF/2304/20352/MF0042 32.349 64.75084 Post 2001 12-Sep-17 12-Sep-17 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 20257 0 20,257 CHA South Hilmand Musa Qala Qarya-i-Kunjak AIMF MF-HQ-10564 AF/2304/20357/AIF0026 32.35776 64.80301 Post 2001 25-May-09 25-May-09 MEIFCS Resurvey NTS AIM Active 134554 0 134,554 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21262 H/9868 31.57228 64.27201 Post 2001 11-Sep-18 11-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 1500 0 1,500 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21265 H/9871 31.59586 64.26489 Post 2001 17-Sep-18 17-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 8324 0 8,324 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21261 H/9867 31.57359 64.272 Post 2001 12-Sep-18 12-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 2500 0 2,500 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21263 H/9869 31.57228 64.27201 Post 2001 14-Sep-18 14-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 1971 0 1,971 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21264 H/9870 31.57991 64.26514 Post 2001 16-Sep-18 16-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 31500 0 31,500 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21266 H/9872 31.60059 64.26759 Post 2001 18-Sep-18 18-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 2200 0 2,200 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Gorupe Shash Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-21267 H/9873 31.60059 64.26759 Post 2001 19-Sep-18 19-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 3600 0 3,600 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21255 H/9861 31.60658 64.30533 Post 2001 02-Sep-18 02-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 21370 0 21,370 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21256 H/9862 31.60653 64.29358 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 5250 0 5,250 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21257 H/9863 31.61416 64.29404 Post 2001 05-Sep-18 05-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 2550 0 2,550 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21258 H/9864 31.61412 64.29342 Post 2001 06-Sep-18 06-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 31897 0 31,897 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21259 H/9865 31.61404 64.2893 Post 2001 07-Sep-18 07-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 2600 0 2,600 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21260 H/9866 31.61331 64.28683 Post 2001 09-Sep-18 09-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 4300 0 4,300 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21320 H/9875 31.61412 64.29342 Post 2001 07-Oct-18 07-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 7573 0 7,573 CHA South Hilmand Nad Ali Luy Bagh AIMF Hz-ID-21322 H/9876 31.61516 64.29531 Post 2001 09-Oct-18 09-Oct-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 29077 0 29,077 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Ali Zaì AIMF Hz-ID-17831 AF/2306/20662/AIF0086 32.41304 64.46169 Post 2001 05-May-13 08-Apr-13 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 30383 0 30,383 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Ali Zaì AIMF Hz-ID-17834 AF/2306/20662/AIF0083 32.41695 64.46654 Post 2001 05-May-13 05-Apr-13 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 34591 0 34,591 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Ali Zaì AIMF Hz-ID-17833 AF/2306/20662/AIF0084 32.41669 64.47025 Post 2001 05-May-13 06-Apr-13 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 28592 0 28,592 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Ali Zaì AIMF Hz-ID-17832 AF/2306/20662/AIF0085 32.41604 64.46517 Post 2001 05-May-13 07-Apr-13 Resurvey NTS AIM Active 52072 0 52,072 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Daùd Zai AIMF AIF-HQ-14039 AF/2306/20664/AIF0026 32.39796 64.46256 Post 2001 09-Jan-10 09-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 468765 0 468,765 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Daùd Zai AIMF AIF-HQ-14037 AF/2306/20664/AIF0027 32.4186 64.48661 Post 2001 09-Jan-10 24-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 506520 0 506,520 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Kareze Afghan AIMF AIF-HQ-14017 AF/2306/20647/AIF0016 32.4186 64.48661 Post 2001 04-Jan-10 04-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 398287 0 398,287 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Kareze Afghan AIMF AIF-HQ-14016 AF/2306/20647/AIF0015 32.38767 64.50026 Post 2001 04-Jan-10 04-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 410400 0 410,400 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Naw Zad AIMF AIF-15013 AF/2306/31829/AIF0063 32.39236 64.48266 Post 2001 26-Jan-12 05-Dec-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 6060 0 6,060 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Shaykh Za'i AIMF AIF-HQ-14040 AF/2306/20661/AIF0028 32.39796 64.46256 Post 2001 08-Jan-10 08-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 378352 0 378,352 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Shaykh Za'i AIMF AIF-HQ-14042 AF/2306/20661/AIF0030 32.39796 64.46256 Post 2001 08-Jan-10 08-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 424164 0 424,164 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Shaykh Za'i AIMF AIF-HQ-14041 AF/2306/20661/AIF0029 32.4186 64.48661 Post 2001 09-Jan-10 09-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 427064 0 427,064 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Shaykh Za'i AIMF AIF-HQ-14043 AF/2306/20661/AIF0031 32.4186 64.48661 Post 2001 08-Jan-10 08-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 479685 0 479,685 CHA South Hilmand Naw Zad Tangi Sufla AIMF AIF-HQ-14024 AF/2306/20638/AIF0014 32.39796 64.46256 Post 2001 05-Jan-10 05-Jan-10 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 409050 0 409,050 CHA South Kandahar Maywand Asuda Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20807 AF/2407/22456/MF0232 31.53857 65.11003 Post 2001 25-Sep-17 25-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 229500 0 229,500 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Asuda Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20808 AF/2407/22456/MF0233 31.54944 65.09777 Post 2001 25-Sep-17 25-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 143104 0 143,104 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Asuda Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20856 AF/2407/22456/MF0001 31.55498 65.08693 Post 2001 18-May-18 02-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS ATAIM Transitional 1116500 6644 6,644 1,109,856 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Asuda Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20857 AF/2407/22456/MF0002 31.54757 65.11433 Post 2001 19-May-18 04-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS ATAIM Transitional 1331500 11048 11,048 1,320,452 CHA South Kandahar Maywand Baizai-2 AIMF Hz-ID-20811 AF/2407/00182/MF0235 31.52896 65.07138 Post 2001 29-Sep-17 29-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 143374 0 143,374 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Byabanak AIMF Hz-ID-20810 AF/2407/22398/MF0234 31.60474 64.96073 Post 2001 26-Sep-17 26-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 229950 0 229,950 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Chashma-I-Haji Mohd Rasool AIMF Hz-ID-20812 AF/2407/00584/MF0236 31.60474 64.96073 Post 2001 25-Sep-17 25-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 143104 0 143,104 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Hajimohammadkhan Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20813 AF/2407/22442/MF0237 31.51921 65.12088 Post 2001 26-Sep-17 26-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 142002 0 142,002 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Maku AIMF Hz-ID-20814 AF/2407/22406/MF0238 31.6116 64.96824 Post 2001 25-Sep-17 25-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 154874 0 154,874 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Nasrullahkhan Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20860 AF/2407/22414/MF0005 31.62707 64.94777 Post 2001 20-May-18 12-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Transitional 3521500 28726 28,726 3,492,774 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Nasrullahkhan Kalay AIMF Hz-ID-20945 AF/2407/22414/MF0009 31.65434 64.956 Post 2001 04-Dec-17 04-Dec-17 New Hazard NTS ATAIM Active 196235 0 196,235 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Seh Tutak AIMF Hz-ID-20858 AF/2407/22419/MF0003 31.69992 64.861 Post 2001 19-May-18 13-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS ATAIM Transitional 2371500 26850 26,850 2,344,650 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Seh Tutak AIMF Hz-ID-20859 AF/2407/22419/MF0004 31.6796 64.90773 Post 2001 20-May-18 14-Nov-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Transitional 2192000 19524 19,524 2,172,476 SHA South Kandahar Maywand Usmankhel AIMF Hz-ID-20815 AF/2407/22392/MF0239 31.55957 64.87782 Post 2001 26-Sep-17 26-Sep-17 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 108828 0 108,828 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Alekozay AIMF Hz-ID-21113 AF/2601/24509/MF0025 32.64553 65.88375 Post 2001 19-Mar-18 19-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 456929 0 456,929 CHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Haramshah AIMF Hz-ID-21212 H/9952 32.6083 65.80363 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 1795594 0 1,795,594 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Haramshah AIMF Hz-ID-21211 H/9951 32.6083 65.80363 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 1077246 0 1,077,246 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Hazaragay AIMF Hz-ID-21217 H/9957 32.63466 65.91111 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 1035991 0 1,035,991 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Hazaragay AIMF Hz-ID-21216 H/9956 32.63466 65.91111 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 449908 0 449,908 CHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Hindugak Karez AIMF Hz-ID-21215 H/9955 32.63272 65.82078 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 1716208 0 1,716,208 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Hindugak Karez AIMF Hz-ID-21214 H/9954 32.63272 65.82078 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 3353305 0 3,353,305 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Hindugak Karez AIMF Hz-ID-21213 H/9953 32.62103 65.8014 Post 2001 03-Sep-18 03-Sep-18 New Hazard NTS AIMERW Active 1127763 0 1,127,763 SHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Safar Karez AIMF Hz-ID-21114 AF/2601/24496/MF0026 32.64409 65.8513 Post 2001 13-Mar-18 13-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 369700 0 369,700 CHA South Uruzgan Tirin Kot Sar-i-Shakhli AIMF Hz-ID-21112 AF/2601/24562/MF0024 32.6367 65.89035 Post 2001 03-Mar-18 03-Mar-18 New Hazard NTS AIM Active 750040 0 750,040 CHA AMAS 05.01 Second Edition July 2013 Version 2, July 2013

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Second Edition July 2013 Version 2, July 2013 Land Release

Directorate for Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) Post Box : 520 Kabul – Afghanistan Website: www.dmac.gov.af AMAS 05.01 Second Edition July 2013

1. INTRODUCTION: ...... 3 2. SCOPE: ...... 3 3. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS: ...... 3 4. LAND RELEASE APPROACHES ...... 5 4.1 LAND RELEASE PRINCIPLES ...... 5 4.2 ASSOCIATING HAZARD TYPES WITH AREAS ...... 6 4.3 DEFINING HAZARDOUS AREA BOUNDARIES ...... 6 5. COMMUNITY LIAISON IN LAND RELEASE OPERATIONS ...... 6 6. LAND RELEASE CRITERIA ...... 7 7. CONFIDENCE IN CANCELLED, REDUCED, VERIFIED AND CLEARED LAND ...... 7 7.1 APPLICATION OF “ALL REASONABLE EFFORTS” ...... 7 7.2 QUALITY MANAGEMENT ...... 8 8. LAND RIGHT ...... 8 9. DOCUMENTATION ...... 9 10. POST DEMINING IMPACT ASSESSMENT (PDIA) ...... 9 11. LIABILITY IN POST LAND RELEASE ACCIDENTS ...... 9 12. LAND RELEASE IN ERW HAZARDOUS AREA ...... 9 13. LAND RELEASE IN RANDOMLY LAID MINES ...... 9 14. RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS ...... 9

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Land Release

1. Introduction:

Land Release is the process of removing hazard or suspicion of hazard through Non Technical Survey (NTS), Technical Survey (TS) and or clearance operations.

Land release process shall be based on evidences and valid information gathered and collected during the implementation of NTS, TS and clearance operations. The evidence and information shall be documented and used as facts for decision making in land release process and shall be recorded in IMSMA database. This information helps mine action organizations to avoid waste of resources in those areas which should not be fully cleared in response to remove the suspicion of hazard from a piece of land.

2. Scope:

This AMAS describes the standard guidelines of land release process and related principles plus Non Technical Survey and Technical Survey requirements. The clearance standards are described in AMAS 06.01, 06.02, 06.03 and 06.04.

3. Terms and Definitions:

The following terms and definitions should be used in relation to the land release process:

a) Land Release:

The term “Land Release” describes the process of applying “all reasonable effort” to identify, define, and remove all presence and suspicion of mines/ERW through non-technical survey, technical survey and/or clearance.

b) All reasonable Effort:

The term “All Reasonable Effort” describes what is considered as a minimum acceptable level of efforts including but not limited to Non Technical Survey, Community Liaison, Technical Survey, Marking and Clearance through the application of most suitable demining assets to identify and document hazardous areas or to remove the presence and or suspicion of mines/ERW hazards from the area. “All reasonable effort” has been applied when the commitment of additional resources is considered to be unreasonable in relation to the results expected.

c) Suspected Hazard Area (SHA):

The term “Suspected Hazardous Area” refers to an area where there is reasonable suspicion of mine/ERW contamination on the basis of Indirect Evidence of the presence of mines/ERW.

d) Confirmed Hazard Area (CHA):

The term “Confirmed Hazardous Area” refers to an area where the presence of mine/ERW contamination has been confirmed on the basis of Direct Evidence of the presence of mines/ERW.

e) Non-Technical Survey (NTS):

The term “Non-technical Survey” refers to the collection and analysis of data, without the use of technical interventions, about the presence, type, distribution and surrounding environment of mine/ERW contamination, in order to define better where mine/ERW contamination is present, and where it is not, and to support land release prioritization and decision-making processes through the provision of evidence. Page 3 of 10

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Note: Nationwide Non Technical Survey is being conducted by specified Non Technical Survey teams in Afghanistan. This is the responsibility of all demining teams to conduct fresh non technical survey prior to undertake technical survey and/or clearance operations, in order to reclassify the area based on new information and evidence or to confirm available information of nationwide non technical survey intervention.

f) Technical Survey (TS):

The term “Technical Survey” refers to a dynamic process of collection and analysis of data and information about the presence, type, distribution and surrounding environment of mine/ERW contamination using appropriate technical/intrusive demining assets, in order to define better the extent and locations of mine/ERW contamination within the hazard areas and identify areas where there is no mine/ERW contamination and to support land release prioritization and decision making processes through the provision of evidence.

g) Clearance:

The term “Clearance” in the context of mine action, refers to tasks or actions to ensure the removal and/or the destruction of all mine/ERW hazards from a specified area to a specified depth.

h) Cancelled land (m2):

The term “Cancelled land” refers to a defined area concluded not to contain evidence of mine/ERW contamination following the non-technical survey of a SHA/CHA.

i) Reduced Land (m2):

The term “Reduced Land” refers to a defined area concluded not to contain evidence of mine/ERW contamination and does not require further investigation or clearance, following the technical survey of a SHA/CHA.

j) Cleared land (m2):

The term “Cleared land” refers to a defined area cleared through the removal and/or destruction of all specified mine and ERW hazards to a specified depth.

k) Area Verification:

The term “Area Verification” refers to the process of confirming the presence or absence of hazards, through objective evidence, in a reported hazard area using two accredited MDDs or an accredited machine.

l) Area Reduction:

The term “Area Reduction” refers to the process of decreasing the size of a reported hazardous area, during technical survey, through collecting more reliable information and proper assessment of the area combined with some physical intervention of either manual, mechanical or MDD assets.

m) High Threat Area (HTA):

In the context of this AMAS, the term “High Threat Area” refers to part or parts of a hazard area identified during non technical survey process that there is high probability of presence of mine/ERW hazards or high quality information indicating the presence of mine or ERW there.

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n) Low Threat Area (LTA):

In the context of this AMAS, the term “Low Threat Area” refers to part or parts of a hazard area identified during non technical survey process that there is low probability of presence of mine/ERW hazards or there is low quality information about the presence of mine/ERW; however, people are afraid and uncertain to use the area because of indistinct information and evidence.

4. Land Release Approaches

The following approaches should be applied during the land release operation as applicable:

a) Land release through non-technical survey:

In this context the land can be cancelled if non-technical survey based on sufficient evidence concludes that the previously reported hazardous area does not contain any mine/ERW hazard, or that a portion of the hazardous area does not contain a mine/ERW hazard, and that there is no requirement for technical survey and clearance operations.

b) Land release through technical survey:

In this context, through the findings of technical survey, parts of the land can be reduced or the complete CHA or SHA can be released without full clearance based on analysis of evidences found as a result of technical exploration of the area.

c) Land release through clearance:

There may be situation where parts of or whole CHA require full clearance without reduction and cancellation. Full clearance shall be conducted only in those areas where actual mine/ERW hazards have been identified through technical survey.

See Annexes A and B of this AMAS for further clarification of the land release process. Annex A describes the process map and Annex B describes pictorial description of land release process.

4.1 Land Release Principles

The principles of land release process that should be applied in Afghanistan are as below:

a) Sequential response process of non-technical survey, technical survey, and clearance should be followed in land release operations until the presence or suspicion of mine/ERW hazards is removed. This enables operators to better define the area requires full clearance and resulting in effective and efficient use of demining resources.

b) A graduated response should be undertaken when addressing a SHA/CHA. This should normally involve the prioritization of survey activities over clearance. There may be occasions when it is appropriate to progress directly to clearance, but such a response should not be the default position.

c) Information gathered from the affected communities and other sources shall be documented and used as facts for decision making in land release process.

d) Affected communities should be involved during all stages of land release process in order to provide confidence to them that demining quality requirements have been met and that released land is indeed safe for use

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e) Any new information relating to contamination should be assessed on the basis of evidence gathered through non-technical and/or technical survey and the analysis of any existing data relevant to the area.

f) Hazardous areas should be classified into suspected hazardous areas (SHA) and confirmed hazardous areas (CHA) based on the availability and reliability of information and whether evidence is indirect or direct for each hazard.

g) Inaccessible areas, or areas with limited information available, shall not be immediately recorded as SHA or CHA. Rather, all possible efforts shall be made to collect the required direct or indirect evidences so the hazard area could be classified and recorded as SHA or CHA.

h) While fear of the suspected presence of mine/ERW contamination may lead people to avoid a particular area, fear on its own is not legitimate evidence of contamination. Fear needs to be substantiated with other evidence before an area is defined as an SHA or CHA.

i) Effective application of the land release process means that the area remaining for clearance is better defined, therefore resulting in more efficient use of clearance assets. Clearance intervention is also an information gathering process which leads to the contaminated area being fully defined and allowing efficient decision making about when to stop clearance.

j) Land should only be cancelled, reduced and/or handed over following clearance when it is deemed safe to use after a credible and well-documented evidence-based process has been fully implemented.

k) Local participation, including both men and women, should be fully incorporated into the main stages of the land release process in order to ensure that land will be used following handover.

4.2 Associating Hazard Types with Areas

Associating specified hazard types with SHA/CHA, such as AP mines, AT mines, Cluster munitions, ERW or a combination of hazard types, ensures that reporting reflects the nature of the contamination. Identifying and associating hazard types with areas is one of the important facts that shall be covered in reporting of hazardous areas to support prioritization decisions in terms of reflecting the risks presented to the affected communities. In the event where creation of SHA can be justified, but there is insufficient evidence to determine the associated contamination type, then the hazard type should be reported and recorded as unknown.

4.3 Defining Hazardous Area Boundaries

In the context of mine action programme of Afghanistan, the boundaries of CHA and SHA should be defined both during Non-Technical Survey and then during Technical Survey and Clearance operations. CHA boundaries should be defined and established based on direct evidence of presence of mine/ERW and also their adjacent and surrounding parts in the ground where the probability of presence of mine/ERW hazards is high, in light of analysis of site specific contamination characteristics. The areas that present only indirect evidence of the presence of mines/ERW are defined as SHAs. In all cases, boundaries should be defined on the basis of evidence and information analysis in order to avoid including excessive areas.

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AMAS 05.01 Second Edition July 2013 for making appropriate decisions. Liaising with community provides clarity to the community members about the land release operations and builds their confidence that their requirements will be met and the land can be handed over to them for its intended use in a safe and efficient manner. Therefore, the community shall be consulted and fully involved in survey and clearance operations by demining organization. Community involvement should include different groups within the community including men, boys, women and girls, considering cultural limitations in the area. The appropriate local community members shall be consulted and sign off on any cancellation of a hazardous area on the Cancellation Report. See annex B to AMAS 05.02.

6. Land Release Criteria

The criteria to be met before releasing land may vary depending on local circumstances, but the required level of confidence that the land is free from mine/ERW contamination remains the same, whether cancelled, reduced, verified or cleared. The participation and agreement of stakeholders (DMAC and implementing demining organizations) are key to the development of accepted criteria. In general terms land release criteria will have been met when it can be shown that either:

a) In areas where no evidence was found, the efforts applied could reasonably have been expected to find evidence of contamination had it in fact been present; and/or

b) In areas where evidence of contamination was found, the efforts applied could reasonably have been expected to find and remove all such contamination (within specified limits).

7. Confidence in Cancelled, Reduced, Verified and Cleared Land

Before land can be cancelled, reduced, verified or accepted as cleared, it should be established, with high level of confidence, that there is no longer any evidence that the area contains mine/ERW contamination. This confidence can only be gained after all reasonable efforts have been made to investigate whether mine/ERW contamination is present and, when contamination is found to be present, to remove it.

7.1 Application of “All Reasonable Efforts”

The term “all reasonable effort” refers to the level of efforts required to be expended to achieve a desired level of confidence in the output of a system. Almost all of the efforts associated with the identification of hazardous land and its subsequent cancellation, reduction and clearance processes relates to the collection, processing and analysis of information in order to support decisions about where mines/ERW are mostly located to be found (and where they are not) and where further efforts should be applied.

“All reasonable effort” in mine action represents the effort that it is reasonable to expect should be applied in order to achieve the desired level of confidence that cancelled, reduced, verified and cleared land is free of mine/ERW contamination within specified limits. The effort is ‘reasonable’ when it can be shown, on the basis of reason (or logic), that the efforts applied could be expected to have discovered evidence of contamination had been present, and/or could be expected to have found and destroyed/removed all contamination where it was present.

“All reasonable effort” for the cancellation, reduction, verification or release following clearance of previously recorded hazardous areas is reached at a point where sufficient and reliable information and evidences have been collected to conclude with confidence that there is no evidence of mine/ERW contamination anymore. A range of information analysis based on survey and clearance findings are required to reach such a point.

“All reasonable effort” may include, but not be limited to:

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a) Identifying and accessing all relevant sources of information including women, girls, boys and men, as well as historical and analytical material;

b) Establishing and maintaining appropriate and effective information management systems;

c) Establishing and maintaining appropriate and effective quality management systems;

d) Carrying out appropriate practical activities, using competent resources and appropriate procedures in order to define, analyze and respond to evidence of contamination;

e) Monitoring the performance of the land release process and improving it in light of the results of monitoring;

f) Monitoring the quality of cancelled, reduced and cleared land and taking action to improve the process in light of the results of such monitoring; and

g) Establishing and maintaining appropriate and effective communication systems to ensure that stakeholders understand, agree with and accept the land release process.

The following should be defined:

a) Reasonable levels of effort required to investigate, collect, report and analyze evidence of mine/ERW contamination;

b) Objective criteria for assessing and quantifying the individual survey value of all types of non- technical survey information; and

c) Criteria for the amount and reliability of information required to make survey conclusions.

7.2 Quality Management

The quality of land release process shall be assured by both demining organization and DMAC. Monitoring should be conducted during non technical survey, technical survey and clearance operations. Demining organization shall develop their internal QA/QC SOPs in line with AMAS 03.01.

If, following the return of land to the intended beneficiaries, evidence of remaining explosive hazards is found, then a rapid response team with appropriate assets shall be deployed to remove the remaining explosive hazards and a transparent investigation shall be conducted in order to investigate why the explosive hazard was not identified, found and cleared. The result of the investigation shall be recorded and any lesson learnt circulated within the MAPA.

8. Land Right Land release contributes to increase of land value which may result to land grabbing and dispute. The land release operations shall be conducted in such a way to avoid contributing to land dispute, land grabbing, destroying the boundaries of land and use of land for illicit purposes such as cultivation of illicit crops or illegal extraction of natural resources. The mine action organizations shall make sure to find out the possible land dispute as a result of mine action intervention through maintaining proper community liaison prior to conduct of any land release operations.

No land release operation is to be conducted in areas where there is land dispute and also possibility of land dispute as a result of demining operations. The demining organization shall make sure to reflect the land right issue in their land release SOP and also reflect the required preventive actions addressing the land right issue while planning any demining project.

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9. Documentation

The records of non technical survey, technical survey and clearance implemented throughout the land release process shall be properly documented and recorded in line with AMAS 08.02. The reported information shall be recorded in IMSMA.

10. Post Demining Impact Assessment (PDIA)

Post Demining Impact Assessment should either be conducted by demining organizations involved in land release or the DMAC. This can mitigate the possible residual risk within the area.

If findings of PDIA indicated any evidence on existing of mine/ERW hazards, then a rapid response with appropriate assets shall be deployed as immediate action and also a transparent investigation process shall be conducted in order to find the main causes of this undesired issue. The result of the investigation shall be properly recorded as lesson learned.

11. Liability in Post Land Release Accidents

Following the land release operations by any mine action organization applied in accordance with the requirements of AMAS and DMAC approved internal SOPs, related organization should not be liable about any harm or death caused by mine or ERW especially on those areas where “no evidence of” hazard is reported and recorded. Unless it is determined, through detailed investigation that the mine action operator failed to meet the requirements of AMAS and DMAC approved SOPs.

DMAC shall convene a board of inquiry in order to technically investigate the circumstances of post land release accidents. Factual based decision shall be made about the liability of an organization about such accidents. Adhering to the land release standard guidelines and the concept of all reasonable efforts mitigate the liability of a demining organization about post land release accidents.

12. Land Release in ERW Hazardous Area

The same principles should be applied during the land release process of all AIED contaminated areas including Non Technical Survey, Technical Survey and Clearance operations. Decision on releasing the land using appropriate approach during surface BAC clearance is easy; however it is challenging in subsurface BAC operations; therefore, any land release approach in BAC operations shall be based on analysis of evidences and information gathered during non technical survey, technical survey and clearance operations. For ERW clearance standards, refer to AMAS 06.02 and 06.03.

13. Land Release in Randomly Laid Mines

Hazardous areas may contain mines laid in a random pattern, where there are no clearly identifiable mine lines mainly in AT contaminated areas; In such cases, it may not be possible to determine through non-technical or technical survey LTAs or HTAs, or exactly where clearance within a SHA or CHA is required to remove all mines. As such, it may be necessary to clear an entire SHA or CHA in order to remove all suspicion of mines.

14. Responsibilities and Obligations

Directorate of Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) shall:

a. Accredit the demining organisations capable of land release, through non-technical survey, technical survey and clearance operations;

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b. Maintain the national database using the information collected through the land release process.

c. Conduct quality assurance (QA) of the process in order to make sure the land release process has been conducted in a safe, efficient and effective way.

Demining organisations shall:

a) Gain accreditation from DMAC to perform non-technical survey, technical survey, and clearance.

b) Adhere to the concept of land release during survey and clearance.

c) Develop standard operating procedure (SOP) for survey and clearance.

d) Develop training packages used for training of their relevant personal involved in survey and clearance.

e) Deploy suitably trained and experienced team command group and supervisors to ensure effective and efficient land release through survey and clearance.

f) Report and make available all documentation as specified by the DMAC.

g) Establish and maintain close liaison with affected communities with regards to all survey and clearance decisions.

h) Develop and implement proper internal QA and QC mechanism for survey and clearance operations.

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Third Edition, July 2013 Version 3

Mine ERW Survey

Directorate for Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) Post Box : 520 Kabul – Afghanistan Website: www.dmac.gov.af

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MINE AND ERW SURVEY ...... 3 1. INTRODUCTION ...... 3 2. SCOPE ...... 3 3. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS: ...... 3 NON TECHNICAL SURVEY ...... 3 1. GENERAL ...... 3 2. RESPONSIBILITY AND OBLIGATIONS ...... 3 3. PURPOSE ...... 4 4. SOURCES OF INFORMATION: ...... 5 5. IMPACT SURVEY DATA: ...... 5 6. SHA AND CHA CRITERIA: ...... 5

6.1 DIRECT EVIDENCES: ...... 6 6.2 INDIRECT EVIDENCES ...... 6 7. NON-TECHNICAL SURVEY ACTIONS ...... 7 8. EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING ...... 8 9. ALL REASONABLE EFFORT ...... 8 10. METHODOLOGY OF NON-TECHNICAL SURVEY ...... 9 11. SUB-DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS AREAS DURING NON TECHNICAL SURVEY ...... 9 12. NON TECHNICAL SURVEY DOCUMENTATION ...... 10 13. COMMUNITY LIAISON ...... 10 14. NON-TECHNICAL SURVEY TEAM REQUIREMENTS ...... 10 TECHNICAL SURVEY ...... 11 1. GENERAL ...... 11 2. RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS ...... 11 3. PRINCIPLES OF TECHNICAL SURVEY ...... 12 4. CONDUCT OF TECHNICAL SURVEY ...... 12 5. TECHNICAL SURVEY INFORMATION AND OUTPUT ...... 13 6. ROLE OF TECHNICAL SURVEY IN LAND RELEASE ...... 13 7. TARGETED INVESTIGATION APPROACH ...... 14 8. SYSTEMATIC INVESTIGATING APPROACH ...... 14 9. TECHNICAL SURVEY TEAM REQUIREMENTS ...... 15

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Mine and ERW Survey 1. Introduction

As part of the land release process, mine and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) survey plays key and critical role in proper identifying the type, nature and extent of the mine/ERW contaminated areas. Mine/ERW survey can ensure safe, efficient and effective use of demining assets for hazards removal or removal of suspicion from reported mine/ERW hazardous areas.

This is important to consider the nature of contaminated land, worksite condition, types and extent of anticipated hazards during the survey operations in order to select the most suitable approach for the land release process. The approach taken may be different for each worksite and shall be based upon those specific requirements determined during a comprehensive survey process. Therefore, a comprehensive plan should be made to conduct safe, effective and efficient mine/ERW survey operations.

2. Scope

This AMAS provides standard guidelines and requirements for execution of mine action Non Technical and Technical Survey operations in Afghanistan.

3. Terms and Definitions:

The terms and definitions are reflected in AMAS 05.01 for land release.

Non Technical Survey

1. General

Non-technical survey is a process of information gathering through which evidence based decisions are made about newly reported and also previously recorded hazardous areas.

Commonly, the original hazard data comes from broad nationwide surveys such as Landmine Impact Survey (LIS) and or Mine/ERW Impact Free Community Survey (MEIFCS) which are being conducted rapidly and as such, may not fully address the needs of site-specific operational planning for further technical or clearance operations. This is more likely that changes will occur in nationwide survey data as a result of peoples’ intervention and also emerging of update and new information about the recorded SHAs or CHA.

Non technical survey is of prominent importance for collecting update information used for successful planning and implementation of demining operations. Survey provides information on possible boundaries of mine/ERW contaminated areas and will ensure that clearance resources are used efficiently, effectively and safely on priority tasks.

2. Responsibility and Obligations

DMAC is responsible for, and shall consider the followings:

a) Develop the standard related to non-technical survey. b) Accredit demining organizations for capability to conduct non technical survey c) Record and maintain documentation of non-technical survey.

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d) Utilize the information collected through the non-technical survey process to understand better the nature, extent, priority and distribution of contamination. e) Develop specific criteria for recording and cancellation of SHA/CHA. f) Conduct Quality Assurance and monitoring of non technical survey operations to make sure that the quality requirements of non technical survey operations are met. All involved mine action organizations working in Afghanistan are responsible for, and shall consider the followings:

a) Obtain accreditation to conduct non-technical survey;

b) Adhere to the national standards for non-technical survey;

c) Develop SOPs in light of AMAS describing how non technical survey operations should be carried out;

d) Develop non technical survey training package;

e) Describe all possible reasonable efforts associated with non technical survey in their SOPs, so field operators could use it during non technical survey operations;

f) Conduct survey and collect required information deploying capable and talented surveyors;

g) Provide reports and non technical survey related documentation as specified by DMAC;

h) Maintain good community liaison and consult closely with the affected communities involving them with regards to all decisions made as a result of non technical survey; and

i) Provide feedbacks related to comments received from DMAC in terms of quality, timeliness and content of the reports.

3. Purpose

The main purpose of non-technical survey is to collect and analyse data and information related to a reported or previously recorded hazardous areas resulting on removal of suspicion or recommendation on conducting subsequent technical survey and clearance operations.

Conduct of non-technical survey is normally without physical use of demining assets and without entering into the hazard areas; however, demining assets may be required to establish access lanes to areas that would otherwise be inaccessible; this will help to collect reliable data and evidence for factual decision making.

Non-technical survey may serve the following purposes:

a) Assess whether previously reported hazardous areas remain contaminated by mines/ERW.

b) Refine the original size or limits of a reported hazardous area.

c) Cancel reported hazardous areas that no longer pose a mines/ERW threat to a community.

d) Identify socio-economic and threat factors that may influence future priority setting.

e) Identify and report hazardous areas not recorded during previous surveys.

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4. Sources of Information:

Demining organisations shall make sure that all relevant information sources are identified, interviews are conducted and all the obtained information is properly recorded.

Information gathering process shall be structured in such a way that the most reliable sources with specific knowledge about the area have been interviewed as part of the process. All possible efforts should be made by organization to convene separate meetings with different groups of communities such as male, female informants and children using appropriate and applicable approaches.

Common sources of information about mine and ERW contamination in Afghanistan should include, but not limited to, the following:

a) Military personnel;

b) Affected communities;

c) Shepherds;

d) Mine and ERW survivors/victims and or their relatives;

e) Minefield/battlefield maps if available; and

f) Community members who are known to have information about the background of mine/ERW contamination.

The sources of information shall be further detailed in relevant SOPs of demining organizations involved in non technical survey.

Although the use of land by the community can serve as one of the factors in confirmation of whether or not a SHA contains landmines or ERW, but nevertheless, the survey team shall not suffice to this. Instead, depending on the degree of land use by the local population, properly assess, evaluate and analyse the situation and make facts based decision to either release the land or recommend further demining operations.

5. Impact Survey Data:

Although the impact survey is a type of non technical survey and its data may provide useful indicators of where further investigation is required, but it does not make non-technical survey unnecessary. Therefore, Impact survey data shall not be used as definite information for technical survey and land release operations; rather appropriate and comprehensive refresh non technical survey should be conducted for collecting up to date information justifying appropriate decision making for subsequent operations.

6. SHA and CHA Criteria:

This is important to have specific criteria for recording the mine/ERW contaminated area either as SHA or CHA during non technical survey process.

The criteria should be clear, agreed and understood by all involved in order to:

a) Have clear understanding on differences between SHAs and CHAs;

b) Make justifiable decision and recommendation on application of land cancellation, reduction and clearance processes; and

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c) Provide an auditable framework to assist with resolving questions relating to liability in case of mine/ERW incidents.

Considering the situation, terrain, climate and history of conflict; the following general criteria shall be used for recording the hazardous areas:

a) Evidence based information that mines/ERW were laid in the area;

b) Clear information indicating that fighting occurred in the area;

c) Previous records of hazardous areas survey and clearance;

d) Fear of community to use the land because of accidents to humans or animals;

e) Mine and ERW associated evidences indicating the presence of mines/ERW;

f) Information related to evidence of killed animal carcasses as a result of accidents to animals;

g) Information about mine/ERW accidents craters;

h) Written or verbal reports from local sources of accidents; and

i) Information about detonations during burning or other land use.

Above information can be classified based on their reliability to direct evidences and indirect evidences which will sever for decision making during non technical survey to record the hazard either as SHA or CHA.

6.1 Direct Evidences:

Direct evidences are reliable information which provides confidence on presence of mines/ERW and thus can be used for recording the area as CHA. Direct evidences include the followings:

a) Information gathered from the people and institutions with sound knowledge of when and where the mines were laid.

b) Information gathered from survival/s of mine/ERW accident/s or their relatives, showing the location of the accident.

c) Information from nomads and shepherd who have been witness of mine/ERW accidents.

d) Visible or known mine accident craters.

e) Known military positions.

f) Dead animal bones due to mine/ERW accidents.

g) Local mine/ERW marks.

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b) Fear of people not using potentially productive land without proven evidences on presence of mine/ERW.

c) Vague information from former combatants showing huge areas but not sure about the exact location of the mine/ERW contamination.

d) Mine/ERW records, where the reliability of such records remains open to doubt.

e) Former combatant zones.

f) Evidence from previous surveys, not supported by direct evidence of the presence of contamination.

g) Mine/ERW accidents or incidents where the location of the event cannot be accurately determined.

Boundaries of SHA and CHA should be assessed as clearly and accurately as possible, based on the available evidence.

7. Non-Technical Survey Actions

Non-technical survey is being conducted continually in previously reported and recorded hazardous areas, areas that had been, somehow, identified as possibly containing mines/ERW or upon a new claim of presence of mine/ERW hazard. Upon completion of the non-technical survey it may result to cancellation of the reported area or recording it either as SHA or CHA.

Non-technical survey actions may include the following:

a) Identifying SHA or CHA.

b) Provide more likely estimations of hazard boundaries.

c) Clarification regarding hazard request and local perception of the hazard status of land, or parts of it.

d) Identification of areas where further investigation is required.

e) Providing information about type and nature of hazard.

f) Recommendations on use of the most suitable assets for subsequent technical survey and clearance operations.

g) Priority-setting of tasks that may require further mine action support.

h) Placement of marking to identify the requirement for mine/ERW including sub-munitions removal, or clearance.

i) Removal of suspicion associated with areas or parts of the areas, “cancellation”. See Annex A and B of this AMAS for cancellation criteria.

j) Adjusting the polygon of the previous SHA or CHA based on sufficient and justifiable evidences.

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8. Evidence-Based Decision Making

Non-technical survey is mainly based on gathering and analysis of reliable evidences and information from different sources about mines/ERW hazards. Appropriate decision for land release through non technical survey can only be made if it is based on facts and information which come to exist as a result of proper assessment, evaluation and analysis. This information will help the team to decide whether to release the hazard area or to recommend subsequent technical survey and land release operations.

The use of all appropriate and reliable evidences in support of decision-making should be documented in order to establish and maintain confidence in non-technical survey and in the overall land release process. Such evidences should also be made available to support investigations into matters relating to liability.

9. All Reasonable Effort

The term “all reasonable effort” is used in International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) and refers to the level of efforts required to be expended to achieve a desired level of confidence in the output of non-technical survey, technical survey and clearance operations.

The requirement for having this term in mine/ERW survey AMAS is to demonstrate that all possible and required efforts shall be made for better identification of the nature and extend of hazard and proposing of suitable courses of action for removal of all presence and suspicion of mines/ERW in from the area.

The demining organizations should apply “all reasonable effort” in relation to all activities associated with conduct of non technical survey in their SOPs.

Examples of required and possible efforts expected in relation to proper conduct of non technical survey as part of land release process include, but are not limited to:

a) Establishment and maintaining good community liaison.

b) Deployment of qualified staff for conduct of non-technical survey.

c) Undertaking efforts to understand the nature and characteristics of contamination within the area.

d) Proper identification and development of suitable mechanism of access to all relevant sources of information, including available historical records, former combatants, affected populations and field locations.

e) Making sure that the information collection process in the field was planned and executed by competent and accredited survey teams, with the capability to reach all different groups of community, informants.

f) Proper and evidence based analysis of previous and newly collected data to conclude proper and practical decision-making.

g) Undertaking appropriate quality assurance efforts covering surveyors, equipment, procedures and information associated with the non-technical survey process.

The application of “all reasonable effort” relies upon an integrated system which addresses all aspects of the planning, operational, review and decision making stages.

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All mine action organizations involved in non technical survey are responsible to describe all possible reasonable efforts associated with non technical survey in their SOPs, so the field operators could use them during conduct of non technical survey operations.

10. Methodology of Non-technical survey

Non-technical survey shall be carried out based on a proper plan and focus on understanding the type, nature, extent and characteristics of contamination within the hazard area.

Mine action organizations conducting non technical survey operations, shall describe non technical survey methodology and procedures in their relevant SOPs and make sure that their survey teams are collecting update and reliable information and evidences, which will be used during subsequent land release operations.

Identifying, accessing and making use of such information constitutes part of the application of “all reasonable effort”.

Mine action organizations should develop survey procedures in such a way to eliminate collecting and reporting vague and subjective information by survey teams, and instead encourage evidence based and reliable information gathering.

As part of land release process, there should be frequent reviews of information in light of what is discovered, or when significant additional information becomes available from other sources.

Below points are important for conduct of a successful non technical survey operation:

a) Review of concepts, criteria, standards and procedures relevant to non-technical survey;

b) Review of all available information relating to the area, including the results of desk assessments of previous data;

c) Confirmation of information collection requirements, as well as any additional requirements specific to the site or circumstances;

d) Consideration of the requirements of survey and needs for specific resources, skills and/or capabilities, including the ability to access all relevant sources of information covering men, women, boys and girls; and

e) Identification of any aspects of the survey requiring additional safety measures.

11. Sub-Division of Hazardous Areas during Non Technical Survey

If required and situation allows, the hazardous areas should be subdivided in order to identify, describe and more clearly reflect the presence of different hazard types or combinations of hazard types and different confidence levels associated with sources of evidences and information, and the analysis of the evidences and information.

This subdivision of hazard areas will ensure practical and suitable recommendations for the use of different and most suitable assets and/or methodologies.

Mine action organizations conducting non technical survey, should subdivide hazardous areas in such a way to properly define and describe the area with enough details. This will assist in effective and efficient deployment of resources to conduct technical survey and clearance resulting with confidence, to reduction, verification and or subsequent clearance and release of the land from mine/ERW hazards.

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12. Non Technical Survey Documentation

The demining organization shall make sure that all the data, evidence and information collected and by non-technical survey teams are properly recorded, documented and reported to DMAC. Record and documentation of the results and outputs of non technical survey operations is crucial in decision making during the land release process.

Mine action organizations shall make sure that the quality of data and information reflected in documentation is high, mistakes and errors are prevented prior to processing such information in database.

The information recorded and reported during and at the result of non-technical survey, should form part of documentation required to be handed over to organizations conducting further land release operations on related hazards.

Names, age, gender, appointments and signatures of key informants should be recorded in non technical survey reports.

13. Community Liaison

Community involvement is of high importance in successful conduct of non technical survey operations. Therefore, all mine action organizations conducting non technical survey operations, shall make sure that the communities are fully involved in all stages of the process, including information collection and release stages as a result of non technical survey.

Community involvement should include men, women and children living or working in or near the suspected area and where appropriate, owners of the lands.

A process to monitor land following its cancellation as a result of non technical survey should be established. Monitoring should be properly planned and agreed between the different parties to help measure the impact of cancelled land on local life and to clarify issues related to liability and land status in case of any subsequent mine/ERW accidents.

14. Non-Technical Survey Team Requirements

When non-technical survey is undertaken, the following points shall be followed by demining organizations involved:

a) Safety: Non-technical survey teams should not take unnecessary risks by walking or driving on land/roads where there is risk of mines/ERW. Credible local advice should be sought prior to walking or driving on land, paths or roads. Non-technical survey teams should not enter the suspected area.

b) Equipment: Non-technical survey teams should be equipped with all the required equipment including but not limited to compass, measuring tap, camera, range finder, mobile phone, stationary and vehicle for transportation.

c) Training: Non-technical survey should only be undertaken by accredited mine action organizations having suitably trained and experienced personnel. Comprehensive training has a major impact on the accuracy of the result of non technical survey operation.

d) Liaison: Non technical survey teams shall maintain proper liaison with the communities, local and governmental authorities and other stakeholders. This will ensure the safety of survey teams and will help in gathering high quality information.

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e) Medical backup and evacuation: The non-technical survey teams shall be equipped with a dedicated medic and a first aid medical kit; but if the situation does not allow the provision of a dedicated medic for the team, then at least one member of the team shall be trained in first aid. The team shall also gather information about the closest available medical facilities and prepare a medical evacuation plan (CASEVAC).

Technical Survey

1. General

Technical survey is detailed and topographical information gathering process in a SHA/CHA reported through non-technical survey. Technical survey can be conducted as standalone operations or may also be integrated with clearance operations.

Conducting technical survey as part of land release operations may require use of different assets, such as manual, MDD and or mechanical. Therefore, comprehensive plan should be made during technical survey operations to ensure safe, effective and efficient use of these assets.

Proper conduct of technical survey can lead to make recommendations on further conduct of clearance operations using the most suitable assets and alternatively; technical survey may add to the confidence that there are no hazards in some or all parts of the land and can be reduced, verified and released without being fully cleared.

Technical survey shall be conducted in such a way to objectively make a conclusion for releasing the land without need for clearance operations or properly identify actual hazard areas for full clearance within the polygon reported by non technical survey. This can be done only if proper and justifiable analysis of previous and new information revealed as a result of technical survey operations.

2. Responsibilities and Obligations

DMAC is responsible for, and shall consider the followings:

a) Develop standard related to technical survey.

b) Accredit capable demining organizations for conduct of technical survey.

c) Documentation for technical survey.

d) Utilize the information collected through the technical survey for planning clearance operations.

e) Develop liability issues relating to technical survey in accordance with national legislation.

f) Conduct QA and monitoring of technical survey operations.

All involved mine action organizations working in Afghanistan, are responsible for, and shall consider the followings:

a) Obtain accreditation to conduct technical survey.

b) Adhere to national standards for technical survey.

c) Develop SOPs in light of AMAS describing how the technical survey operation is being conducted.

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d) Develop technical survey training package.

e) Conduct technical survey and collect necessary information using capable and talented surveyors.

f) Provide reports and make available technical survey related documentation as specified by DMAC.

g) Maintain good community liaison and consult closely with the affected communities involving them with regards to all decisions made as a result of the technical survey operations.

h) Provide feedbacks related to comments received from DMAC in terms of quality, timeliness and content of the technical survey reports.

3. Principles of Technical Survey

a) Technical survey shall be conducted in such a way to ensure safety requirement.

b) Technical survey should be a dynamic process of investigation and information gathering, therefore, any new information shall be considered in decision making for further intervention.

c) Technical survey typically complements non-technical survey; therefore, no technical survey should be conducted unless there is recommendation from non technical survey on further processing of a SHA or CHA.

d) To make sure effective and efficient technical survey operations, deployment of technical survey asset/s shall be decided based on proper assessment and analysis of each individual hazard area.

e) Technical survey result should justify the needs for subsequent clearance operations.

f) Technical survey operations may result on making evidence based decision to add more pieces of contaminated area adjacent to the SHA/CHA that had not been previously identified through non technical survey.

g) The result of technical survey should be recorded and reported for further analysis of type, nature and distribution of contamination within the surrounding environment.

4. Conduct of Technical Survey

This is important to conduct technical survey in a systematic manner and in light of non technical survey information.

The demining organizations conducting technical survey are required to develop practical plan for technical survey of each individual hazard area.

Prior to physical implementation of technical survey, the demining organization shall make sure to collect, review and analysis all available information related to each hazard areas. Review and analysis of information should include ground profile, vegetation, type of contamination and the mine/ERW density.

This will help to make decision on allocation of appropriate time and use of the most suitable asset for conduct of technical survey.

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It is important that during conduct of technical survey; the demining organization should frequently review the new information discovered and in light of it, bring the required changes to the plan and methodology of technical survey.

5. Technical Survey Information and Output

All information gathered during technical survey shall be summarised in a technical survey report and then be used as technical specification for the planning and management of subsequent clearance operations or release of the land without need for clearance.

During a technical survey the following information shall be collected:

a) Definition of the type, condition and extent of hazard.

b) Assessment and confirmation of the ground in terms of the soil and metal contamination.

c) Confirmation and identifying the boundaries of actual mine/ERW hazard area/s for full clearance.

d) The suggested depth of clearance for actual hazard area which is subject to full clearance. This shall be clearly indicated in reports and maps.

e) The resources recommended for carrying out further clearance operations.

f) Reliable information which should be sufficient to determine and demonstrate providing confidence to the land users that the area is free of mines and ERW hazards.

g) Additional information for the establishment of priorities for future actions.

If the technical survey is conducted as standalone operations, then in addition to the information above, a detailed report and map shall also be prepared for entry into IMSMA.

The technical survey report and map should reflect the followings:

a) Control Markers including Turning Points and boundaries around the released land and their bearings and distances.

b) Location of visible mines/ERW and the pattern of mines (if known).

c) Locations(s) of any mine, ERW or other devices found/destroyed earlier, or during, the technical survey.

d) Boundaries of actual hazard area for subsequent clearance operations.

e) Recommendation of use of the most suitable asset for clearance operations.

f) Prominent natural features such as high ground, water courses, trees, etc.

g) Prominent man-made features within and around the hazard area.

6. Role of Technical Survey in Land Release

A robust technical survey process may in many cases provide the ability to reduce the original size of SHA/CHA. As such the operators shall be able to classify the area based on the presence or no evidence of mine/ERW hazards in the area. This can be achieved through gathering sufficient information using clearance and or verification assets such as manual, MDD and machinery. Page 13 of 15

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If technical survey resulted in confirmation of no mine/ERW hazards in a part or complete CHA/SHA and the initial suspicion does not longer exist, then the land should be released and the methods used shall be recorded.

After assessment and analysis of previous and new information collected by technical survey, the team may reach to decision to recommend and identify one or more area within initial SHA/CHA to be released through full clearance.

Note: Normally, the technical survey team should reach to a decision to recommend a buffer of 5-10 meters around the boundaries of the actual areas recommended for full clearance, but the fade out distance should be site specific and dictated in light of the findings during clearance of area recommended for full clearance.

7. Targeted Investigation Approach

Targeted investigation using manual or intrusive machine is the suitable method of technical survey within a CHA, because CHA is reported by non-technical survey based on direct evidence on presence of hazard which includes reliable information and evidences about the location of mine belts, accident craters and other signs.

This can allow the team to direct their investigation (cross) lanes towards the direct evidences within the CHA. Through this approach the team will be able to deal with the direct evidences, collect more facts and evidences and reach to a decision to release some parts or the whole area without further clearance operations or identify one or more parts of the area for full clearance. In some occasions and based on evidences, the technical survey team may decide to add some portions of the land into polygon of CHA which had not been covered during non-technical survey.

If low threat areas were identified by non technical survey, then the systematic investigation approach should be used in low threat areas; because there are no direct evidences to direct the target investigation toward them.

The technical survey team may use inside out approach which is a follow up of targeted investigation where the team will extend the clearance based on findings of targeted investigation to the surrounding of the targets identified in CHA.

8. Systematic Investigating Approach

Since the SHA is recorded based on indirect evidences during non-technical survey operation and at that time it may not be possible to conclude which part or parts can possibly be of high threat and which parts low threat. Therefore, prior to start technical survey operations, the demining team should try to identify high and low threat areas through conducting a fresh non-technical survey. If it is again found impossible to divide the area to high and low threat, then the systematic approach of technical survey shall be conducted covering entire SHA. This will allow the team to find more reliable information through having access to different parts of the SHA and will also help the team to decide for clearance operation or cease the operation and release the land back to the community or land owner without need for full clearance.

In light of more evidences found as a result of systematic investigation, the team may reach to decision to change the systematic investigation to target investigation in some or whole parts of the hazard area.

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9. Technical Survey Team Requirements

The following requirements shall be undertaken by organisations performing technical survey operations in the field:

a) Training: Mine action personnel involved in technical survey shall be suitably trained, experienced and qualified.

b) Equipment: Prior to deployment to the field, the organization shall make sure that the teams are properly equipped with appropriate demining tools and equipment, measuring equipments including but not limited to GPS, Camera, Compass, Measuring tape and complete drawing box. Technical survey teams may be part of a demining team which shall be equipped with transportation medical support as outline in AMAS 07.03.

c) Communication. The technical survey teams shall be equipped with suitable type of communications that allows them to maintain communications with their office.

d) Liaison: Technical survey teams shall maintain proper liaison with community, local authorities and other stakeholders and ensure that all are aware of current demining intervention.

e) Medical support and evacuation: The technical survey team shall be supported with a dedicated medic. The team shall also be aware of the closest available medical facilities and prepare a medical evacuation plan (CASEVAC) for each worksite.

f) Stationary: Technical survey teams shall be equipped with required stationary and standard IMSMA reporting formats.

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Afghanistan Mine Action Standards - AMAS 06.02

Third Edition April 2011 Version 2, December 2017 Battle Area Clearance

Directorate for Mine Action Coordination (DMAC) Post Box : 520 Kabul – Afghanistan Website: www.dmac.gov.af

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CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 3

2. SCOPE ...... 3

3. GENERAL ...... 3

4. BATTLE AREA CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS AND PRIORITIZATION ...... 3

4.1. QUALITY OF CLEARANCE ...... 3

4.2. DEPTH OF CLEARANCE ...... 4

5. CLUSTER MUNITIONS (CMS) ...... 4

6. RECORDING AND REPORTING ...... 5

7. RENDER SAFE PROCEDURES (RSP) ...... 6

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1. Introduction All contaminated areas within Afghanistan that are known to contain landmine, Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) including Cluster Munitions (CMs) hazards are surveyed and recorded as a Confirmed or Suspected Hazardous Areas (CHA or SHA) in IMSMA. A number of these CHAs and SHAs will be contaminated with landmine hazards, and the requirements for clearance of these areas is detailed at AMAS 06.01. However, many CHAs and SHAs will not contain mines and the threat will be ERW and or CMs, unexploded Land Surface Ammunition (LSA) or unexploded air delivered weapons. Battle Area Clearance (BAC) is the term used to describe the systematic search and clearance of all items of ordnance and munitions within a given area.

2. Scope This AMAS provides requirements and technical guidelines for the clearance of explosive remnants of war (ERW) and cluster munitions contaminated areas.

3. GENERAL BAC operations involve locating and disposal of ERW, including UXO, Abandoned Explosive Ordinance (AXO) and Cluster Munitions, but not landmines, over specific areas, which may include battlefields, defensive positions and sites where air delivered or artillery munitions, including cluster munitions, have been fired or dropped. The BAC operations shall only be conducted by the organizations accredited in BAC operations. Depending on the humanitarian priorities, land use and site specific conditions and requirements, BAC may involve surface and sub-surface clearance, however, the first option should always be the sub-surface clearance in all BAC and CMs tasks. The requirement for BAC can be in both urban and rural environments. BAC operations do not cover the disposal of stockpiled munitions in national storage facilities.

4. Battle Area Clearance Requirements and Prioritization The priorities for BAC clearance in support of development projects, may specify an exact area to be completely searched/cleared. Different depths of clearance may be specified for different areas depending on the assessment of hazard site and the intended land use. However, for humanitarian BAC tasks, the extent of the area to be cleared should be established at the outset, but can be identified as technical survey progresses. The priorities for clearance shall be determined based on the impact of battlefields on the communities and based on the national mine action plan and AMAS 03.02 of planning and prioritization.

4.1. Quality of Clearance The requirements for BAC depend on the extent and type of hazards, and the site specific conditions. The two categories of clearance are surface and sub-surface clearance, the clearance organization shall make an appropriate and evidence based decision on the extent of surface and sub-surface clearance to be undertaken in a BAC and CMs tasks. A comprehensive technical survey as per AMAS 05.02 requirements and Field Risk Assessment shall be conducted in each BAC task in order to support decision making process. However, sub-surface clearance should always be the first option in all BAC and CM tasks. Surface clearance usually relies on visual search, although there may be instances where a detector should be used to aid investigation of areas of vegetation, earth mounds and other limited access suspected areas. Recording of searches, munitions types and locations of items found is crucial and can assist in determining the requirements for sub-surface search

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AMAS 06.02 Third Edition April 2011 Version 2, December 2017 and clearance. At minimum the sub-surface search of 20x20 meter boxes shall be conducted on all direction from the location where ERW or cluster munitions have been identified during the surface search, the boxes should be expanded based on the types of hazards and the worksite requirements. Unless specific requirements dictate, all safe to move ERW and Small Arms Ammunition (SAA) and hazardous parts thereof, shall be removed and disposed off in a designated demolition site; in accordance with AMAS 06.03 Explosive Ordnance Disposal. Sub-surface clearance can use various detection tools and excavation techniques. All specified ERW including CM in BAC tasks shall be removed to the required and stated depth. All the ERW and CM contaminated areas are subject to sub-surface clearance, unless technical survey identifies certain parts within a task require only surface clearance. Decision on surface clearance shall be based on the findings of technical survey and field risk assessment. All technical survey reports shall be submitted by clearance organization to related DMAC RO for approval, prior to conduct further clearance operations. The removal and/or destruction of all or specified ERW including CM hazards, in the specified area to the specified depth shall be achieved by: 1) Assigning BAC accredited mine action organisation with operationally accredited capabilities including competent staff with appropriate levels of EOD qualification, using appropriate management practices, and applying safe and effective operational procedures (SOPs) approved by DMAC; 2) Monitoring of mine action organisation and its sub-units (see AMAS 03.01) ; and 3) Conducting post-clearance inspection of the cleared land.

4.2. Depth of Clearance The depth of clearance in BAC and CMs tasks shall be determined by the clearance organization in consultation with DMAC RO and should be developed through the use of non-technical and technical surveys and other reliable information including technical survey and clearance of the neighboring cleared areas which can establish the depth of ERW hazards expected in the area, and an assessment of the future intended land use. Otherwise minimum clearance depth for searching different caliber ERW items should be adjusted as below: a) 50 cm from the original ground surface for 82mm and below; b) 100 cm from the original ground surface for items between 82 and 120 mm; and c) More than 100 cm to several meters for heavy caliber including air dropped bombs. The required clearance depth can be adjusted as clearance work progresses. Any change shall be agreed between DMAC RO and the clearance organisation, and shall be formally recorded. The clearance process should be repeated if there is a subsequent change to the land use which requires a greater depth of clearance.

5. Cluster Munitions (CMs) Cluster munitions are delivered by a wide variety of launch or delivery systems, such as missiles, rockets, projectiles, mortars or aircraft dispensers. The CMs are normally dispensed in one of three ways; base ejection, nose ejection or case rupture. Since sub munitions disperse after ejection, the density of the impact footprint is dependent on the speed and altitude at which the dispenser, projectile or rocket opens. The CMs currently found in Afghanistan are designed to detonate upon impact. The failure rate of these CMs cannot be accurately determined, unless such necessary strike data is available.

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AMAS 06.02 Third Edition April 2011 Version 2, December 2017 The requirements given in this standard provides the foundation and framework from which each mine action organization shall base detailed clearance procedures. These requirements shall be stated and detailed in related SOPs with clear explanations and if necessary with diagrams and sketches. Once a cluster munitions strike area has been identified, it shall be surveyed and recorded in IMSMA. All CMs sites shall be prioritized based on the threat to human life and livelihood, and shall be cleared as per the requirements of section 4.1 and 4.2. The methodology for the clearance of cluster munitions strike areas should employ a two phase approach, whereby as a means of rapidly removing the immediate and obvious cluster munitions threat which pose the greatest risk to human lives, a visual search is conducted; Phase I. The visual search is without instruments and may be non-intrusive; it is intended to identify for removing those CMs items in the immediate vicinity of built up areas and places of highest threat. During the visual search the site supervisor shall ensure that a strict control is maintained and the area is thoroughly investigated. Those items that require to be destroyed in situ shall be clearly marked and the local population warned of the threat, before demolition. If required, protective work to be employed to minimize damages. Close liaison with the local community, local authority and any other organizations working in the immediate vicinity shall be maintained when conducting demolitions particularly in built up areas. In addition to the removal of the immediate threat, the site supervisor shall determine as accurately as possible and record the coordinates of the center of the cluster strike. This recorded information shall be used during the next phase of clearance which is sub-surface search using detection tools and equipment; Phase II. The purpose of the Phase II sub-surface search is to properly search the entire cluster strike area with detection tools. The information gathered during the Phase I visual search should be used to assist with the Phase II planning of technical survey and clearance including targeted investigation to the cluster strikes and systematic investigation in rest of the CMs task. The aim of this phase is to clear all CMs both surface and sub-surface until fade out has been achieved. The Phase II search shall be conducted immediately after phase I and may be conducted as a combination with Phase I. A site specific clearance depth shall be agreed between the clearance organization and the DMAC RO and shall be formally recorded in the clearance plan for each CMs site, signed by RO. If any mines, tripwires or suspicion of mines are discovered during the sub-surface search, the task shall immediately be stopped, the relevant safety precautions observed and the facts reported to the DMAC RO. The organization shall then conduct field risk assessment, revise the plan as per the discovered hazards and submit it to RO for further processing and endorsement. If ammunitions or explosive storage areas or ammunitions dump which had been damaged by direct fire, or an area with high density of ERW, are located during the clearance operations, these areas shall be marked and reported to the DMAC RO, in order to task required EOD teams for clearance. 6. Recording and Reporting The location of all discovered CMs and confirmed strike marks shall be recorded for future reference, which will ensure a more accurate and defined representation of the strike location and facilitate the subsequent Phase II technical survey and clearance. A major factor that should always be considered during the disposal of sub munitions is the danger posed by the formation of the jet from the shaped charge. Shaped charge jets have the potential to fly over 1800 meters in free air. Therefore, every attempt shall be made to degrade the performance of this jet. This is usually achieved by placing the donor charge in such a position that it also attacks the integrity of the cone liner. An alternative is to place a

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7. Render Safe Procedures (RSP) If mine action organizations are conducting manual disarmament of the fuses then the procedure shall be clearly explained in a step-by-step manner incorporating diagrams and/or photographs. No RSPs shall be conducted using any procedure that has not been accredited by DMAC.

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Annex IV to Article 7 report. List of stockpile AP mines destroyed in 2018

Type Quantity PMN 16

YM-1 8

No-4 2

POMZ-2 15

POMZ-2M 34

PP-Mi-Sr 3

PFM 1 2

OZM-72 9

Type72B 5

TS 50 2

MON 200 2

P4 Mk1/2 9

MON50 1

OZM-3 9

LO-6 3

PMN-2 95

P4MK1 5

Type 69 1 TOTAL 221 No of Impacted No of Non Impacted S# Region Province District District Status Communities Communities 1 Central Daykundi Gizab - 114 Not Planned 2 Central Kapisa Alasay 1 51 Not Planned 3 Central Maydan Wardak Jaghatu 3 95 Partialy Completed 4 East Kunar Nari 1 33 Not Planned 5 East Nangarhar Nazyan 7 20 Not Planned 6 East Nuristan Bargi Matal - 19 Not Planned 7 East Nuristan Du Ab - 17 Not Planned 8 East Nuristan Kamdesh 2 24 Not Planned 9 East Nuristan Mandol - 45 Not Planned 10 East Nuristan Nurgaram - 36 Not Planned 11 East Nuristan Parun - 10 Not Planned 12 East Nuristan Wama - 5 Not Planned 13 East Nuristan Waygal - 12 Not Planned 14 North Faryab Almar 2 46 Not Planned 15 North Faryab Bilchiragh - 17 Not Planned 16 North Faryab Gurziwan - 34 Not Planned 17 North Faryab Kohistan 1 75 Not Planned 18 North Faryab Qaysar 5 153 Not Planned 19 North Jawzjan Darzab - 24 Not Planned 20 North Jawzjan Fayzabad - 56 Partialy Completed 21 North Jawzjan Qush Tepa 1 12 Not Planned 22 North Sari Pul Kohistanat - 104 Not Planned 23 North East Badakhshan Argo 10 152 Partialy Completed 24 North East Badakhshan Darwaz 5 71 Ongoing 25 North East Badakhshan Wakhan 1 64 Planned 26 North East Badakhshan Warduj - 59 Not Planned 27 North East Badakhshan Yamgan (Girwan) - 60 Not Planned 28 North East Badakhshan Zebak 4 26 Not Planned 29 North East Baghlan Andarab 18 29 Ongoing 30 North East Baghlan Burka 18 35 Ongoing 31 North East Baghlan Dahana-I- Ghuri 13 92 Ongoing 32 North East Baghlan Dushi 28 73 Ongoing 33 North East Baghlan Khinjan 37 38 Ongoing 34 North East Baghlan Nahrin 18 57 Ongoing 35 North East Baghlan Tala Wa Barfak 16 59 Ongoing 36 North East Kunduz Dashte Archi 6 21 Not Planned 37 North East Kunduz Imam Sahib 2 82 Ongoing 38 South Hilmand Baghran - 188 Not Planned 39 South Hilmand Dishu - 16 Not Planned 40 South Hilmand Kajaki 4 168 Not Planned 41 South Hilmand Musa Qala 8 108 Not Planned 42 South Hilmand Nahri Sarraj 9 150 Not Planned 43 South Hilmand Naw Zad 8 116 Not Planned 44 South Hilmand Reg(Khanshin) 1 13 Not Planned 45 South Hilmand Sangin 6 52 Not Planned 46 South Kandahar Ghorak 2 50 Not Planned 47 South Kandahar Miya Nishin - 58 Not Planned 48 South Kandahar Registan - 4 Not Planned 49 South Kandahar Shorabak - 40 Not Planned 50 South Uruzgan Chora 4 93 Not Planned 51 South Uruzgan Dihrawud - 83 Not Planned 52 South Uruzgan Khas Uruzgan - 137 Not Planned 53 South Uruzgan Shahidi Hassas - 97 Not Planned 54 South Zabul Arghandab - 134 Not Planned 55 South Zabul Atghar 1 69 Not Planned 56 South Zabul Daychopan - 131 Not Planned 57 South Zabul Kakar - 123 Not Planned 58 South Zabul Mizan 2 95 Not Planned 59 South Zabul Naw Bahar - 90 Not Planned 60 South Zabul Shamulzayi 3 220 Not Planned 61 South Zabul Shinkay 1 143 Not Planned 62 South Zabul Tarnak Wa Jaldak 18 125 Not Planned 63 South East Ghazni Ab Band 8 64 Not Planned 64 South East Ghazni Ajristan - 62 Not Planned 65 South East Ghazni Bahrami Shahid (Jaghatu) 1 109 Not Planned 66 South East Ghazni Giro 5 63 Not Planned 67 South East Ghazni Nawa 1 95 Not Planned 68 South East Ghazni Waghaz 16 80 Not Planned 69 South East Ghazni Wali Muhammadi Shahid 31 18 Not Planned 70 South East Ghazni Zana Khan 2 35 Not Planned 71 South East Paktika Barmal - 150 Not Planned 72 South East Paktika Dila 5 57 Not Planned 73 South East Paktika Gayan 1 25 Not Planned 74 South East Paktika Gomal 2 74 Not Planned 75 South East Paktika Jani Khel 1 64 Not Planned 76 South East Paktika Nika - 8 Not Planned 77 South East Paktika Omna - 29 Not Planned 78 South East Paktika Sarobi 3 25 Not Planned 79 South East Paktika Turwo - 13 Not Planned 80 South East Paktika Waza Khwa 6 110 Not Planned 81 South East Paktika Wor Mayi - 82 Not Planned 82 South East Paktika Ziruk - 20 Not Planned 83 West Badghis Ab Kamari 1 54 Not Planned 84 West Badghis Bala Murghab 6 93 Not Planned 85 West Badghis Ghormach 7 46 Not Planned 86 West Badghis Jawand - 228 Not Planned 87 West Badghis Muqur - 40 Not Planned 88 West Badghis Qadis 1 124 Not Planned 89 West Farah Anar Dara 7 21 Not Planned 90 West Farah Bakwa 6 35 Not Planned 91 West Farah Bala Buluk 6 116 Not Planned 92 West Farah Farah 4 100 Not Planned 93 West Farah Gulistan 2 118 Not Planned 94 West Farah Khaki Safed 6 40 Not Planned 95 West Farah Lash Wa Juwayn 2 35 Not Planned 96 West Farah Pur Chaman - 200 Not Planned 97 West Farah Pusht Rod - 55 Not Planned 98 West Farah Qala Ka 7 68 Not Planned 99 West Farah Shib Koh 3 33 Not Planned 100 West Ghor Chaghcharan - 235 Not Planned 101 West Ghor Charsada - 53 Not Planned 102 West Ghor Dawlat Yar - 76 Not Planned 103 West Ghor Du Layna - 118 Not Planned 104 West Ghor Lal Wa Sarjangal - 414 Not Planned 105 West Ghor Pasaband - 256 Not Planned 106 West Ghor Saghar - 98 Not Planned 107 West Ghor Shahrak 1 149 Not Planned 108 West Ghor Taywara - 218 Not Planned 109 West Ghor Tulak - 172 Not Planned Total 407 8,801