File:Westbank Control & Access Restrictions Dec 2012.png

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Detailed map of access restrictions in the West Bank. Different shades of brown indicate areas with full Palestinian civil and security control (A) and areas with Palestinian-Israeli joint control (B), while blue are areas under the direct control of the Israeli security (C). Orange shows Arab communities, various shades of red show Israeli settlements. Map includes closed and restricted areas, barriers and road checkpoints.

Date 22 February 2013

Source http://www.ochaopt.org/documents/ocha_opt_west_bank_access_restrictions_dec_2012.pdf

Author United Nations OCHA oPt

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	18:48, 14 June 2014		3,130 × 5,106 (7.34 MB)	Nicthurne	User created page with UploadWizard