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Reference Map of Bo, Southern Province, Sierra Leone MA002_Bo, Southern Province N ' 0 3 ° Kunike a 8 Bangwama m i Barina l Kholifa Mokande a F Mile 91 Mabang Kenyema Nimiyama Nimikoro Gorama Yonibana NORTHERN Mende Gbonkolenken Kono Yele Sipahun Yoni Tonkolili Baomahun Tungie Mano Gorama Roten Yiben er Reference map iv Kono Foinba Juma R M akon Mayogbo Gandohun Tigpoye of Katoma Masengbe Kamboma Gawmbu Barma Moyamba Yandu Duya Bo, Southern Valunia Jerihun Junction Mongeri Sungaru Province, Ketuma Gbangbama Bamanjama Wandor Sierra Leone Baomahun Nonkoba Fala Baoma Laiama Jagbahun Laoma Kundawma GUINEA Tebo Kowa Jombohun Kamajei Jagbwema Periwahun Mosenge Jawor Poiama Fakunya Gabweba Gbarama NORTHERN Taiama Giewabu Gumahun Simbaru Fulawahun Boajibu Kori Mema Dodo Panguma Makore Naiagolehun Freetown Senehun Yengeme Giehun EASTERN Goabu Kpakuma Jagban Niawa Lenga Bompeworo SOUTHERN Bambuya Dambara Junction Njala Baiima Selenga Petema Bpatema Ngelehun LIBERIA Periwahun Mogbisi be Pepema Bagbwe(Bagbe) Nomiama Kangahun Dodo Ta Hangahun Moyamba Gbo Mano Badjia Mokaba Kowa Pendobu Kaiyamba Mogbaseke Nitty Bo Koluliama Junction Settlement Borders Mano Yankabu Matama Gbodumma Gumahun Benduma Koa Kandu Bambara Bari Capital National Dasse Manjama Kataiama Leppiama Taninahun Ngelehun N Koyama ° Benduma Naiahun Batema Loama City Province 8 Bajia Jagbwema Mateima Jayahun Kotumahun Kakua Fengehun Dema Town District Kpumbu Foindu Naiaguehun T Bangema Boama Kawaya Bumbeworo Bo ib Kabaima o village Chiefdom Golahun Njaluahun Old Bagruwa Bawomahun SOUTHERN Matru Mawujo Baoma Waima Maminhun Yamandu Gbandi Hangha Physical Mogiba Gerihun Njagbahun Petemo Kalia Jembe Tikonko Konia Fulaninahun Fawaneemaa Dassamor Jombohun Nongowa Lake Coastline Mokanji Ngually Nogorba Ngiehun Taninahun Guabu Bumpe Gawura Lower Komende Sewama River Tikonko Gboyeiya Kenema Mobashiru Gerehun Tongiama Banta Matagema Juma Blama Railway Futawoma Ngebina Gondama Balie Gugbebu Transport Sewa o Mosungi Mofindo Magihun Nyalema Tokpombu Naiagolehun Magbwema Yabaima Small Bo Bandama Airport Roads Nyanyama Mamboma Gangama Fayama Monunk Blama Lago Wulbangay Magbwema ⛡ Yengema Bumpe Hegbema Port Primary Junction Sami Mokumba Gandorhun Golalo Periwahun Ngao Ponima Secondary Telu Gombu Serabu Panguma Kenema Gofor Tertiary Bongor Sembehun Yengema Mokpanguma Sengema Town Mogbewa Bangema Tongima Wonde Mowuto Gorahun Gondama Jaiama 0 2 4 6 8 10 Buma Lajelahun Kpuawala Mogbandi Semabu Wunde Bendu Bongor EASTERN Petewoma Kiambe km Upper Sahawa Yawaju Dama Vaama Gbamgbama Banta Mokpende Koribondo Meyama Wonde Yengemaworo Fanima Niawa Foinda Lugbu Woyama Data sources Imperri Naiagolehun Kamasu Febena Faima Mokaba Kabati Mofuwe OpenStreetMap, Steward Project, COD-FOD Jong Registry, Logistics Cluster Langrama Victoria Sumbuya Yameama Gaura Moyowa Bandama Gamayama Jowi e Jong Bathurst Waa nj Created 21 Oct 2014 / 11:00 UTC±00:00 Matakan Mongere Mattru Gandorhun Luawa Bauya Map Document MA003_Reference_District Mo-Wimi Jong Motua Mani Town e Mongerewa Naijeh Kpanda Jimi Vawahun biy M a Projection / Datum WGS 1984 UTM Zone 29N Kemo Grima Kpejewa Bogboabu Karleh Bagbo Njala Sowa Glide Number EP-2014-000039-SLE Yargoi Tissana Blama Momajo Tuala Gegbwema Bandajuma Pejeh(Futa oa Tihun Gondama M Koya Segbwema Foutah Produced by MapAction Bonthe Mano Kobeibu peje Supported by Ngaiagoehun Baoma www.mapaction.org Gerehun Fula Moliko Momajo [email protected] Senjehun Gambia Felegoma Batoke Malen Gbongay Komendi Sonfo Pujehun Barri Tunkia N ' Baiama 0 Bendu-Cha Gola Mosanjo Potoru 3 The depiction and use of boundaries, ° Gbangba Yawbeko 7 Mandu Sogbeni Baoma Bum names and associated data shown Ngueh Panga here do not imply endorsement or Gubaru Kongohun Dandabu ´ Mai Kabonde acceptance by MapAction. Kongo Tongo Field Gorahun 12°W 11°30'W.
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