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Mimu791v01 111018 UNOPS Malaria Townships Shown By Myanmar Information Management Unit UNOPS PR-GFATM Townships shown by Service Delivery Area (Year 1) Malaria Project Townships 90°0'E 92°0'E 94°0'E 96°0'E 98°0'E 100°0'E 102°0'E 104°0'E Nawngmun 28°0'N 28°0'N Bhutan Puta-O(2) (CM,PTST) Machanbaw(2) (CM,PTST) Ü Nanyun Khaunglanhpu Tanai(3) Sumprabum Tsawlaw (CM,CM,LLIN,PCMT) Lahe Injangyang 26°0'N 26°0'N Myitkyina(3) Chipwi(1) Hkamti(2) (CM,CM, (CM) India (CM,PTST) CM,ITN,PTST) China Hpakan(2) (CM,PTST) Waingmaw(3) Mogaung(3) (CM,CM,CM, Lay Shi (CM,CM,CM, ITN,PTST) ITN,PTST) Homalin(2) Mohnyin(2) (CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) Momauk(2) (CM,PM, CM,CM) Banmauk(2) (,CM,PTST) Shwegu(5) (CM,PM,CM,CM, Indaw(2) Katha(2) ITN,LLIN,PCMT) (CM,CM, (CM, Bhamo(4) PTST) CM,PTST) Tamu(3) Paungbyin(2) (CM,PM,CM, (CM,CM, (CM,PTST) CM,LLIN,PCMT) LLIN,PCMT) Pinlebu(2) (CM,PTST) Wuntho(2) Mansi(3) Muse(4) (CM,PTST) (CM,PM,CM, (CM,CM,LLIN, 24°0'N Konkyan 24°0'N CM,LLIN) PCMT,PTST) Tonzang(3) Tigyaing(2) (CM,PM, Kawlin(2) (CM,PTST) Namhkan(2) CM,PCMT) Mawlaik(2) (CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) Laukkaing (CM,PTST) Mabein(2) Kutkai(2) (CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) Bangladesh Kyunhla(2) Kunlong(2) Tedim(3) (CM, (CM,PTST) Manton (CM,PM, Thabeikkyin PTST) Hseni(2) CM,PCMT) Kalewa(2) Kale(3) (CM,CM,PTST) Hopang(2) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM,CM,, (CM, Kanbalu(2) Mongmit(2) PTST) CM,LLIN, Taze(3) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM,PTST) Namtu(2) Lashio(3) Falam(2) PCMT) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM, (CM,CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,CM,PCMT) Mingin(2) Namhsan(3) Mogoke(1) PTST) Mongmao Pangwaun (CM,PTST) Ye-U(2) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,PTST) (CM) Khin-U(3) Thantlang(2) Tabayin(1) (CM,ITN,PTST) Kyaukme(4) (CM,CM,PCMT) (CM) (CM,CM,ITN, Tangyan(2) Shwebo(2) (CM,PTST) Man Man (CM,CM,PTST) LLIN,PCMT) Namphan Singu(3) Hseng Budalin(1) Hakha(1) Kani(2) (CM,ITN,PTST) Mongyai(2) (CM) (CM) (CM,PTST) Ayadaw(1) Wetlet(1) (CM,PTST) (CM) (CM) Hsipaw(3) Gangaw(3) Madaya(3) Nawnghkio(4) (CM,LLIN,PCMT) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,ITN,LLIN, (CM,PCMT, Yinmabin(3) Monywa(2) PCMT) PTST) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,CM, PTST) Myinmu(1) Sagaing(1) Matman Pale(3) Salingyi(3) (CM) (CM) Pyinoolwin(5) Mongyang(3) 22°0'N Matupi(3) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM, Chaung-U(1) (CM,ITN,LLIN, (CM,ITN,PTST) 22°0'N (CM,LLIN,PCMT) ITN,PTST) (CM) PCMT,PTST) Tilin(3) Ngazun(1) Myaung(1) Kyethi(1) Vietnam (CM,PCMT, (CM) Monghsu Mongkhet(3) (CM) Sintgaing(1) Mongkaung(3) (CM) PTST) Myaing(1) (CM) Kyaukse(2) (PM,CM,PCMT) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM) Myingyan(1) Tada-U(1) (CM,PTST) (CM) Lawksawk(3) Mindat(4) Yesagyo(2) (CM) (CM,PM, Mongla Paletwa(2) (CM,PM, Pauk(2) (CM,PTST) CM,PCMT) (CM,PTST) Natogyi(1) Myittha(1) (CM,PTST) CM,LLIN,PCMT) Ywangan(3) Saw(1) (CM) (CM) (CM) Pakokku(1) (PM,CM, Laihka(1) Mongyawng(2) (CM) Taungtha(1) PCMT) (CM) Kunhing(1) Mongping(2) Kengtung(2) (CM,PTST) Buthidaung(2) Wundwin(1) (CM) (CM) Hopong(3) (CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) Nyaung-U(1) Mahlaing(1) (CM) Seikphyu (CM,PM, Maungdaw(2) Kanpetlet(3) (CM) (CM) (CM,PM, Pindaya(2) CM,PCMT) Loilen(4) (CM,CM,PTST) Kyauktaw(2) CM,PCMT) (CM,PCMT) (PM,CM, Monghpyak(2) (CM,CM, Kyaukpadaung(1) Meiktila(2) Thazi(1) Taunggyi(3) ITN,PCMT) Nansang(4) (CM,PTST) PTST) (CM) (CM,PTST) (CM) (CM,PM, (PM,CM,ITN,PCMT) Mrauk-U(3) Chauk(1) CM,PCMT) (CM,CM, Salin(2) (CM) Kalaw(4) Pyawbwe(1) (PM,CM, Tachileik(2) Rathedaung(2) ITN,PTST) (CM,PTST) Mongnai(1) Monghsat(2) (CM) ITN,PCMT) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM,PTST) (CM) (CM,CM,PTST) Ponnagyun(2) Minbya(2) Sidoktaya(1) Yenangyaung(1) Natmauk Nyaungshwe(1) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM) (CM) Yamethin(2) Pwintbyu(2) (CM,PTST) (CM) (CM,PTST) Sittwe(3) Mawkmai(1) Hsihseng(3) Mongton(2) (CM,CM, Myothit(1) Nay Pyi (CM) Mongpan(1) (PM,CM, (CM,PTST) ITN,PTST) Myebon(2) (CM) Taw-Tatkon(2) Langkho(1) (CM) Pauktaw(3) Minbu(3) Pinlaung(1) PCMT) (CM,CM, (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,PTST) (CM) (CM) (CM,CM, PTST) Magway ITN,PTST) Ngape(2) 20°0'N 20°0'N Ann(2) (CM,PCMT) Taungdwingyi(3) Nay Pyi B (CM,PTST) (CM,ITN, Taw-Pyinmana(3) Loikaw(3) Laos Minhla(3) PTST) (CM,CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,CM, Pekon(3) (CM,ITN,PTST) Nay Pyi ITN,PTST) Sinbaungwe(1) (PM,CM, a Taw-Lewe(2) (CM) PCMT) Demoso(2) (CM,CM,PTST) (CM,CM,PTST) Shadaw Thayet(2) y Mindon(2) (CM, Kyaukpyu(2) (CM,PCMT) PTST) (CM, Aunglan Yedashe(2) Hpruso (CM,CM,PTST) PTST) Ramree(2) (CM, Kamma(2) Thandaunggyi(1) Bawlakhe o PTST) Toungup(2) (CM,PTST) Taungoo(3) (CM,) (CM,CM,PTST) Paukkhaung(2) (CM,CM,ITN,PTST) Pyay(3) (CM,PTST) Munaung(2) (CM,ITN, Hpasawng Oktwin(2) f (CM, PTST) Htantabin(2) Paungde(1) (CM,CM,PTST) PTST) (CM,PTST) Mese (CM) Padaung(2) Thegon(1) (CM,PTST) (CM) Nattalin(3) Phyu(3) Shwedaung(1) (CM,ITN, PTST) (CM,ITN,PTST) Thandwe(2) (CM) Zigon(1) Kyaukkyi B (CM,CM, Gyobingauk(1) PTST) Kyangin(2) (CM) (CM) (CM,PTST) Kyauktaga(2) Okpho(3) Monyo(1) (CM,PTST) (CM,ITN,PTST) Myanaung (CM) Nyaunglebin(3) Hpapun e Minhla(1) Letpadan(2) (CM,PTST) (CM,ITN, 18°0'N (CM) 18°0'N PTST) Shwegyin(2) Gwa(2) Ingapu Daik-U(3) (CM,CM, (CM,PTST) PTST) n (CM,ITN, Thayarwady(2) PTST) Lemyethna Hinthada (CM,PTST) Bago(3) (CM,ITN, Waw Zalun PTST) Kyaikto(3) Taikkyi(3) (CM,CM, g Yegyi(3) (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,ITN, Hlegu(3) LLIN,PCMT) Bilin(3) Kyonpyaw PTST) (CM,ITN, (CM,LLIN, Danubyu PTST) Thanatpin PCMT) Thabaung(3) Hmawbi(3) Hlaingbwe(3) (CM,CM,LLIN,PCMT) a (CM,ITN,PTST) (CM,ITN, Kawa Kyaunggon Nyaungdon PTST) Thaton(3) Pantanaw Htantabin (CM,CM, Kayan Hpa-An(4) Kangyidaunt(1) LLIN,PCMT) Pathein(1) (CM,CM,ITN, Myawaddy(3) l (CM,CM) (CM) (CM,CM, Einme Maubin Twantay Thongwa LLIN,PCMT) Thanlyin Paung(1) LLIN,PCMT) Dala (CM,CM) Mandalay Wakema Kyauktan Kawhmu Myaungmya Kyaiklat Mawlamyine(3) Kawkareik(1) Ngapudaw(3) (CM) (CM,ITN,PTST) Mawlamyinegyun Kungyangon (CM,CM, ITN,PCMT) Chaungzon(2) Patheingyi(1) Kyaikmaraw(3) Dedaye (CM,PCMT) (CM,ITN, (CM) PCMT) Mudon(4) Labutta Bogale (CM,ITN, Aungmyaythazan(1) LLIN,PCMT) (CM) 16°0'N 16°0'N Thanbyuzayat(3) Kyainseikgyi Chanayethazan(1) Pyapon (CM,LLIN, (CM) PCMT) Thailand Mahaaungmyay(1) (CM) Chanmyathazi(1) Ye(2) (CM) (CM, PCMT) Pyigyitagon(1) (CM) Yebyu(2) (CM,CM, Andaman Sea PCMT) Amarapura(1) (CM) Cocokyun Launglon(3) 14°0'N (CM,CM, Dawei(2) 14°0'N ITN,PCMT) (CM,CM,PCMT) Thayetchaung(3) (CM,ITN, PCMT) Palaw(3) (CM,ITN, Mingaladon PCMT) Yangon Cambodia Shwepyithar North Okkalapa Myeik(2) Dagon Myothit (East) (CM,PCMT) Tanintharyi(2) (CM,PCMT) 12°0'N Kyunsu(2) 12°0'N Insein (CM,PCMT) Dagon Hlaingtharya Myothit (North) Mayangone Dagon Myothit (South) Dagon Myothit Hlaing South Okkalapa (Seikkan) Yankin Bokpyin(2) Kamaryut Thingangyun (CM,PCMT) Tamwe Sanchaung Bahan Kyeemyindaing Thaketa Dagon Mingalartaungnyunt Dawbon Ahlone Pazundaung Seikgyikanaungto Kawthoung(2) Thanlyin Seikkan Botahtaung (CM,PCMT) Kyauktada Lanmadaw Latha Pabedan 10°0'N 10°0'N Kilometers 0 85 170 340 90°0'E 92°0'E 94°0'E 96°0'E 98°0'E 100°0'E 102°0'E 104°0'E Myanmar Information Management Unit (MIMU) is a common Map ID: MIMU791v01 Legend resource of the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) providing Township Name Activities Count Organizations Name show by colour Activity Description Creation Date: 18 October 2011.A1 Township Boundary Organization Count MMA = Blue colour CM Case Management information management services, including GIS mapping and NMCP = Red colour LLIN Long Lasting Insecticidal Nets Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 State Boundary Null Kyauktaga(2) MRCS = Green colour PCMT Prevention and Case Management Training analysis, to the humanitarian and development actors both inside and (CM,PTST) International Boundary 1 MCC = Amethyst colour PM Prevention Data Sources : UNOPS PTST Prevention and Treatment Seeking Training outside of Myanmar. Project Activities 2 ITN Insecticide Treated Nets Base Map - MIMU 3 Boundaries - WFP/MIMU [email protected] www.themimu.info Place names - Ministry of Home Affairs (GAD) translated by MIMU Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..
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