Pu-li

I-lan

Yu-li

Tu-ho

Fu-liKo-la

Fu-min

Po-tzu

Pu-tai

Ho-mel

Nan-ao

Tai-ma

Ma-tou

Hai-pu

Wan-li

Hai-kou

Ying-ko

Yun-lin

San-wan

Lin-kou

Lu-kang

Chia-li

Wu-lung

Ta-pang

Erh-lin

Ta-yuan

Ku-keng

Ta-niao

Tai-nan

Tung-pu

Yu-chih

Hsu-hai

Nan-tou

Ming-te

Yu-ching

Tu-chang

San-chih

Tai-tung

Chung-li

Hsia-lun

Lao-nung

Ta-kuang

Sung-pai

Kuan-yin

Hsin-chu

Chi-shan

Hua-lienFeng-shan

Yung-kang

Tou-cheng

Fang-shan

Shih-kang

Che-cheng

O-luan-pi

Shui-lien

Kang-shan

Kuan-shan

Hsin-tien

Chin-shan

Wu-shih Pi

Cheng-kung

Kaoshsiung

Pei-chiang

Chang-yuan

Heng-chjun

Shuang-hsi

Mao-pi Tou

Ching-shui

Chiang Tzu

Tung-hsiao

Hsueh-chia

Hsia-ta-chiTung-chiang

Tun-na-tsun

Chia-jui-pu

Liu-chiu Hsu

Shih-ti-ping

San Hsien Tai

Tai-nan-hsien

Tai-chung-hsien

Chia-tsou-wan Pi

T'aichung

Taipei

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CHIA-ICHIA-I

T'AI-PEIT'AI-PEI

MIAO-LIMIAO-LI

P'ING-TUNGP'ING-TUNG

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T'AI-CHUNGT'AI-CHUNG

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T'AO-YUAN

T'AO-YUAN

CHANG-HUACHANG-HUA

T'AI-PEI SHIHT'AI-PEI SHIH

T'AI-NAN SHIHT'AI-NAN SHIH

T'AI-CHUNG SHIHT'AI-CHUNG SHIH

CHI-LUNG SHIHCHI-LUNG SHIH

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T'AI-NAN SHIH

T'AI-CHUNG SHIH

CHI-LUNG SHIH

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120° E

120° E

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22°N

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USG HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCEPROVIDED TO TAIWAN IN FY 2009

Affected Areas

Total AffectedPopulation

KEY

Emergency Relief Supplies

Humanitarian Air Operations

Logistics & Transportation

00-20

21-40

41-60

61-80

81-100

RAINFALL (in cm)

Typhoon

Tropical Storm

Tropical Depression

08/26/09

Source: NASA, NASA/JAXA, UNISYS

Source:Taiwan Ministry of

the Interior - 08/25/09

USAID/OFDA DoD

TRCO

DoD

- 769,159 households

- 376 dead

- 254 missing

- 46 injured

- 24,950 evacuated

- 6,078 displaced

- 358 roads damaged

- 57 bridges and dikes damaged

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Typhoon Morakot - Damage ObservationsHSIAOLIN VILLAGE, TAIWAN

Produced by: Geographic Information Unit

Office of Foreign Disaster AssistanceU.S. Agency for International Development

Produced on: August 25, 2009Image Date: August 17, 2009

GLIDE #: TC-2009-000150-TWN

Approximate Location

The image above shows most-affected Hsiaolin village in Kaohsiung County, where mudslides buried an estimated 491 people,including 238 individuals confirmed dead as of August 25, 2009.

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Locator MapPre-Event Imagery

Hsiaolin village Site

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