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Bangladesh - Satkhira District - TC Aila - Areas Affected with Surface Water as of May 27th, 2009
03 Jun 2009
 Source: ITHACAWFP
Rapid Disaster Impact Map: Based on Analysis of MODIS Satellite Imagery
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Rapid Disaster Impact Map: Based on Analysis of MODIS Satellite Imagery
Bangladesh - Rapid Disaster Impact Map: Based on Analysis of MODIS Satellite Imagery


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Source:ITHACAWFP
Country:Bangladesh
Glide:TC-2009-000105-BGD
Link to mid-Res:File size: 1.166 MB
Other map information:ITHACA - Sensor: Modis
Centre Longitude:89.25
Centre latitude:22.5
KML: Link to KML file


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