Selected Sites Vulnerable to Environmental Damage due to Conflict in the Balkans Region as of 17 June (PDF)

This map was elaborated by incorporating an image downloaded from the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection web site with an ARC/INFO point coverage. The latter shows locations reportedly affected and having potential environmental impacts, and has been generated using a database built from various sources. This database is being updated as the situation evolves. Both layers have been georeferenced for overlay purposes. Refugee camps coordinates in FYROM were provided by UNHCR.

Major Natural Features, Biodiversity and Protected Areas of the Balkans Region (PDF)

The map sources are WCMC Web Site and Biodiversity Map Library, EUROPAPARC Federation Web Site and ESRI ArcWorld.

Location and Type of Targeted Industrial Facilities in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (PDF)

The base-map is from ESRI's ArcWorld. City/Town/Village locations are derived by GRID-Geneva form various sources. List of facilities provided in mission report.

Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant (PDF)

The map sources are Digital Chart of the World (DCW), 1:1000'000; Nuclear Power Reactors in the World, Referance Data Series No.2, April 1996 Edition; INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (IAEA).

The color-shaded relief map of the Balkans Region has been created from the USGS-EDC global digital elevation model at a resolution of approximately 1-kilometer.
In order to soften the relief of the countries surrounding the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, a semi-transparent mask was applied on top of them.

The base-map is from ESRI's ArcWorld.

The map source is Atlas de Poche, Philippe Rekacewiz, Editions du Livre de Poche, Paris, 1996.

The base-map is from the United Nations Department of Public Information, Cartographic Section, New York, 1999.

The map sources are WCMC Web Site and Biodiversity Map Library; EUROPARC Federation Web Site; ESRI ArcWorld..

The base-map is from the United Nations Department of Public Information. The reported impacts were taken from the GRID-Geneva&BTF database, built from various sources.

The base-map is from the United Nations Department of Public Information, Cartographic Section, New York, 1999. Other sources: Times Atlas of the World, London, 1994 and Atlas Géographique du Monde, Institut Géographique AgostiniNovara, 1995.

The map sources are Municipality of Novi Sad and BTF.

The map sources are Municipality of Pancevo and BTF.

The map sources are ESRI's ArcWorld; Digital Chart of the World (DCW), 1:1000'000; USGS Mine Information.