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About the Malaria Map Application

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The CDC malaria map application is an interactive map which provides information on malaria throughout the world. Users can search or browse countries, cities, and place names and get information about malaria in that particular location and see recommended malaria prevention medicines for that area.

This tool is meant to complement resources currently available on the CDC Travelers' Health website and the CDC Malaria website.

The map application is a beta version, meaning that it is still undergoing final development. If you find a problem or have a suggestion about the map, please contact us via email at mrmfeedback@cdc.gov.

About Malaria

Please note that the level of malaria may differ according to altitude, population size, seasons, etc., so be sure to read all of the information for each location. Malaria also changes with time. While updates are being made constantly, this map does not guarantee lack of malaria .

You may also access malaria information by country by following the link at the bottom of the map start page. The link will take you to Health Information for International Travel (the Yellow Book) on the CDC Travelers' Health website. Please note that this link provides country-level information only.

How to Use

This interactive map allows users to search or browse countries, cities, and place names and get information about malaria in that particular location and see recommended malaria prevention medicines for that area.

To Find a Location:

  1. To find a location, start typing the name of a city or country in the text box labeled “Search Place.” You can narrow your search by clicking the “countries” or “cities” checkbox.
  2. An alphabetical list of possible city and country names will be generated under the text box as you type. Click the city or country name of interest from the list.
  3. The map will refresh to show the city or country, and malaria information for the country will appear below the map.
  4. The map will zoom in to the city and malaria information and prevention recommendations will be displayed in a table below the map.
  5. To view information for a different country, type another name of a city or country in the text box.

Working with the Map

Click one of the icons along the top of the map to interact with the map using your mouse.

 zoom in   Zoom in
 zoom out   Zoom out
 pan   Pan (click and drag)
 information   Display information about a particular city or place on the map

Other Icons

      
 help   Map help. Please note that you will need to disable your pop-up blocker to view the help.

Additionally, you can use the following to navigate the Malaria Map Application:

  • Press the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate north, south, east and west.
  • Use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out on the map.

More help is available

As noted above, there is help available within the malaria map application. You may click the Help icon help at any time to access more detailed help information about how to use the application. Please note that if you have a pop-up blocker, you must disable it before you can view the help for the application.

Feedback

The CDC Malaria Global Map is still in beta version so on-going changes and updates to make the application run more smoothly and efficiently will be incorporated. Users of the system are the best way to highlight needed changes and modifications, so feedback and comments are welcome. To submit your suggestions and feedback please email us at mrmfeedback@cdc.gov.

 

Page last modified : August 29, 2008
Content source: Division of Parasitic Diseases
National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases (ZVED)

 

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