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Yclone & Production Date: 8/5/2013 ) 8/5/2013 Production Date: Version 1.0 Glide Number: TropicalHeavy Cyclone Rainfall!5 & TC-2012-000197-PHL !!Y)" ! # CantilanPHILIPPINES )" Metro Manila )" ¥¦¬ Madrelino # )" 125°50'0"E Madrid )" l Burgos )" 125°40'0"E Map Extent !I Lanuza )" )" )" 125°30'0"E # Tubay 9°10'0"N )" 9°10'0"N # # 125°20'0"E )"Cabadbaran Buenavista )" BandarSeriBegawan )" Affected by cyclone Bopha in early December of )" 2011 # # 2012, this map depicts the elevation of Agusan del Tandag Sur Province in the Caraga RegionAirport of Mindanao,)" 125°10'0"E Philippines. Elevation data was taken !Ifrom ASTER 307 GDEM at a resolution of 30 meters)" and ranges from # Cahayagan Magallanes Tandag )" zero to 2,660Kayogyog meters above sea levelAirport in the map.Tago )" )" )" MASAO Large towns and cities as well as air, water and land Magsaysay transportation within the Province and its surrounding )" Elevation Analysis125°0'0"E with ASTER GDEM Data CarmenNASIPIT!L 9°0'0"N La Paz )" areas have also been identified. This is a preliminary !L PORT Buena )" )" Ampayon analysis and has not yet been validated in the field. )" )" Vista Bancasi Airport Please send ground feedback to UNITAR / UNOSAT. !I )" Butuan Portulin )" !L )" )" LEGEND Cagwait Medina 126°0'0"E )" )" Kataringan BUTUAN )" Town / City San Populated Places )" BUTUAN CITYVicente ") Salay 1264 # )" San Jose Bilay )" )" Odiongan )" Airport # GINGOOG)" Transport !L)" 8°50'0"N !I Port 8°50'0"N 787 Lagonglong # )" 913 !L Primary Road )" 1242 # GINGOOG # Las Tungao 864 )" # Nieves)" )" Balingasag )" )" # Oteiza )" Political BoundariesInternational Border )" Verdo Salvacion Provincial Border Esperanza)" )" )" # 8°40'0"N Jasaan 8°40'0"N Hinaplanan )" Santa 2660 Lianga)" Claveria Rosa Elevation (meters) )" )" 1330 # Guadalupe Prosperidad 0 VILLANUEVA )" )" El Salvador Opol!L Tagoloan Water Body )" Nuevo Santa BUGO 126°10'0"E Trabajo Ana Bathymetery (Depth m²) Cagayan !L)" Bugo )" Km )" 15 De!L OroGusa 8°30'0"N 8°30'0"N 558 10 )" # Map Scale5 for A3: 1:425,000 )" SANTIAGO Alae )" I! 0 125°10'0"E CAGAYANDEORO )" )" !I )" Manolo Elevation DataCarpenito : ASTER GDEM HINATUAN Dalirig Resolution : 30 m Fortich Road Data : Google Map Maker / OSM / ESRI )" Hinatuan )" Other )"Data: USGS, UNCS, NASA, NGA # Analysis!L : UNITAR / UNOSAT Camp Production: UNITAR / UNOSAT Philips Analysis Conducted with ArcGIS v10.1 )" 8°20'0"N Impasugong 8°20'0"N Coordinate System: World Robinson )" Sumilao Projection: Robinson )" La Paz Datum: WGS 1984 )" £¤1 Units: Meter 800 Langasian # The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic )" MANGAGOY Talakag names and related data shown here are not warranted 1677 # 1190 to be error-free nor do they imply official endorsement Pantalan # Lawigan !L or acceptance by the United Nations. UNOSAT is a )" )" BISLIG )" Santo )" program of the United Nations Institute for Training # Mapulo Tomas and Research (UNITAR), providing satellite imagery )" )" Bunawan !I )" and related geographic information, research and Gracia )" Barcelona Malaybalay )" analysis to UN humanitarian and development agencies and)" their implementing partners. )" 8°10'0"N )" 8°10'0"N Mangagoy !I # This work by UNITAR/UNOSAT is licensed under a MALAYBALAY Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- Santa Libertad # )" Tereza )" San Linabo Isidro )" )" 125°20'0"E )" 346# Lingig Tikala-an Caatu-an Limot )" )" Cuevas 24/7 www.unitar.org/unosatHotline: +41 76 487 4998 )" Contact Information: [email protected] Bancud 1217 )" # 8°0'0"N 8°0'0"N Jaquimitan # )" 126°20'0"E Dagumbaan Dulugon 126°10'0"E 762 )" Pangantukan )" )" # )" )" 626 # # )" Malambago 7°50'0"N 126°0'0"E )" 953 Maramag # # )" # )" 125°50'0"E )" # )" 125°40'0"E # )" Kitaotao # )" 7°40'0"N 7°40'0"N # Dancangan Matinao )" Panganan )" )" Kiulayo )" )" Kibawe # )" # )" TAGUM.
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