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Serbia: Floods - Situation (as of 28 May 2014)
Situation in most affected areas as of 28 May: * Emergency situation remains in 2 cities and 14 municipalities. * Stagnation is expected on the Rivers Danube and Saya. * Floods... -
Serbia: Floods - Situation(as of 28 May 2014)
Situation in most affected areas as of 28 May: Stagnation is expected on the Rivers Danube and Sava. Several cities and municipalitues continue to be severly affected. Critical... -
Serbian Floods Situation Data (as at 27 May 2014).
Click the following link to download a Google Earth KMZ showing the Serbian Floods Situation Data (as at 27 May 2014). -
Serbia: Floods - UNDAC Assessment of Logistics Capacity, 26 May 2014
UNDAC logistics capacity assessment mission, conducted 26/5/14. Refer to assessment report for results and full details. Route: Belgrade - Kolari - Pozarevac - Petrovac - Velika... -
Serbia: PowerPoint Maps
Click the following link to download a map pack containg reference maps of Serbia that can be used in presentations - MapAction Serbia PowerPoint Maps. -
Serbia:Floods -Situation(as of 27 May 2014)
Situation in most affected areas as of 27 May: Flooding started to recede. Most cities entering cleanup phase, but several cities continue to be severly affected. Critical... -
Serbia: Floods - Obrenovac Major Breach Locations (as of 26 May 2014)
Map shows elevation in the areas of Bradarac, Bubusinac, and Maljurevac, showing levees. -
Serbia: Floods - Affected Roma Communities (as of 26rd May)
Situation of Roma communities in municipalities affected by flooding. -
Serbia:Floods -ObrenovacMajor Breach Locations(as of 26 May 2014)
Levee Breaches near Obrenovac reported on 26 May. -
Serbia: Floods - Government Food and Drinking Water Distribution Areas (as of...
Map shows municipalities, districts and cities where the Government of Serbia are reporting delivery of food and water compared to reports of most seriously affected food... -
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Serbia:Floods -Generalized Geology in LandslideZones
Map showing generalized geological information for Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. -
Joint UN / EU Assessment (24 May 2014)
Joint EU and UN Helicopter Assessment Mission, conducted 24/5/14 a.m. Refer to full report for photographs and detail -
Municipalities showing Key Drivers of Emergency
Distribution of key drivers of the emergency over the majority affected municipalities. Icons represent municipalities where drivers have been noted. Highlighted municipalities... -
Serbia:Floods -Situation(as of 22 May 2014)
Situation in most affected areas as of 22 May. Peak of flood wave expected in Belgrade on 23rd.Map shows surface water including floods mapped by NASA MODIS satellite for 10 day... -
Serbia: Floods - Joint UN / EU Assessment (as of 22 May 2014)
Joint EU and UN Helicopter Assessment Mission, conducted 22/5/14 a.m. Refer to Sava Flood Assessment report for full details and references to photographs -
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Serbia: Floods - Obrenovac Flooded areas with projected 8m flood
Potential Area of inundation based on elevation above Sava River. A 8m flood shown in light blue would reach the 75m elevation above MSL. -
Serbia: Floods - Obrenovac Flooded areas with projected 6m flood
Potential Area of inundation based on elevation above Sava River. A 6m flood shown in light blue would reach the 73m elevation above MSL.
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