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Myanmar Information Management Unit (! (! Shan State (North), Myanmar (! (! !( ! (! Momauk 96°30'E 97°E 97°30'E 98°E 98°30'E 99°E 99°30'E 100°E !Man Yin Mansi Pang Long Keng! ! Hpawng Hseng ( Nawng Hseng ! (Ta Yoke) Ah Kwe Keng Hmin Hwar Lin Chin Mu Lin Mone Long ! ! !!! ! ! Lawng! Hon Ai ! ! Man Pyone ! !Man Kin Maw Kyar Keng Monekoe Nawng Hpai Shauk Shi Zin Tar! Chint Tin Htan ! !! !( Pang Mway ! Townships and Village Tracts Self-Administered Zone Ngoet Sin Shwegu Pang Hseng Kawng Hsa Htay ! Mant Maw ! ! ! ! Yan May Shu Chin Mu Lin! !( ! ! ! Kawng Kway ! Man Yang (Kachin) Pang Hkan Kyint Htone ! Shi Tone Shwe ! !! Kon Kyar !Hsway Aik ! ! ! Kone Ma Na Man Nar ! ! Nam Chei ! ! Maw Hteik! ! ! ! Si Hpwar ! ! Y (Kyu Koke) Mant Kye Kawng Waing ! Kawng Long! La Shat Pu Wan Huong Mu Keng Nam Kyar Hon Aik Hkat Hkon Township !( Pang Tawng Hpaw Maw ! Myan Tat D (Shan) ! Pa Laung ! ! Pang Hsi Teing ! D Ma Yit Yan Long Muse Yi Hku Dum Kyar Keng Konkyan A ! 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Kyan Kar Par Ka Htaung (Li Shaw) ! !Hsin Keng ! !Kyin Hkaik Htan Shauk Lu Chan !! Hay Htauk Lin ! San Kway !Kone Hsar Nam Hsawng Kho Nawng Hseng Yin Hpan Hto ! ! ! ! ! Man Awng! ! Man Long Pauk Kawng Lein! ! !Baing Law Moe Lone Ho Nar Nawng An ! ! Nawng Hkan Shauk Pong Htan !Huong Si !Shi Tone Shwe Tigyaing ! ! ! Hkar Hpawt Tee Ma ! ! Hseng Tan ! Hpar Lin Kywee Shan ! Tone Haw Man Kawng ! !Se Thone Maing ! ! (! Tigyaing ! ! Kying Hon ! Hkar Pu Kyaing Kyway Par !Yan Long Keng Wa Loi Yaing Lan Man Hseng ! Su See War Chu Keng ! Nan Kaw ! !! Law Su ! Mong Hkam !Long Htan Tar! Ku Ti Kyauk Hon Keng Ping Hkam (Kar Pu Kyaing) ! Y Ngar Law Man Mai! ! ! ! Shin Min! Chont !He Haw Nam Seik ! !(Law Mar) ! Yan Kyin D ! ! ! Shauk Kaing Si ! SSelf-Administeredelf-Administered Zone Township Hsa Ta ! ! ! Nar Hsi Mu Tat Naing Tar Shwe ! Kone Hsar Hsi Aw Htan (Yin D Man Sat War Lu Hson Hka Yei ! ! Wa !Pwe Za Meik Nar Hpai ! ! Tar Shwe Htan! Kyaukme !Se Long ! Nam Ngun (1) ! !(Ta Yoke) Nam Tawng Zay (Loi La)! Kyin Htan) A ! ! Nyo Chan Tar Kyar Hpat Mon! Hum Htin ! ! Kone Kan ! Li Shwe Chin ! W Htun Poke !Wein Tan ! Kyaing ! ! Man Pu Man Pang Man Nyar Tar Shwe Ko ! Mant Hkar ! In Gyin Pin ! Loi Chet ! (Sei Nay) Pang Mu Taw Maw! !Hko Pyin ! ! Tar Sin Self-AdministeredNarphan Zone A ! Hsaw Ram ! !!! Loi Chet (Ta Yoke)! ! Pang Sa Lorp ! ! Tangyan !Khaw Taw Pang Yoke Ho Kyant ! ! (Ta Yoke) Nawng Long ! Mar Kyi Tee Kyaing R Man Pying Htin Par Keng Yan Bo !Aw Kar ! ! Man Nein ! Hpin Kyan Keng ! (! (Upper) !!Hsi Tan Pang Hsay Shwe Htu Ywar Ma (Man Mai) R Se Kin Nam Hpat Kar ! Pei Hpein (Upper) Man Dat Hsi Tan (Pa Laung) ! ! ! ! ! ! I ! ! (Man Sat) Lawt Khum Nar Mun Nar Lel ! Narphan (Lower) (Upper) ! (Ho Pon + Pang Nawng Kan ! ! ! Laukkaing Pyin Long ! (Kachin/Ta Yoke) Kawng Hkam! ! ! !Dum Lum ! Yan Bo ! ! Pang Yoke Sa Lorp) Bar Hpan ! ! ! Kyu War Hsipaw ! Kutkai Wein Gaung Man Tet Tar Kyu Law Ton Ku Mongyai Pangsang (Lower) (Lower) Man Pang (Loi) !Ho Maw !Kawng Hkam ! Kyaing !Sint Kaing Tun Poke (Pa) ! ! Man Ton ! ! ! ! Man Pong Kyaing Ah Htet Loi Tan Pang Hkwun ! Kawng Huong Kyar Ti Lin! Baing Bin! !Ma Au Kone !Mae Sa Li Nam Hum ! Man Chin! Man Kyu ! Township ! Nawnghkio Tun Kaw !Tar Pong Tun Yone !Li Saw ! Mar Mon Shu ! ! !Kan Pang Ho Hkam Hawng Pying Shan ! ! !Tun Huong (Pa) Hpar Hpein !Man Aw Ho Et ! Man Nar Mabein ! Man Sat ! Pang Hkan Hing ! War Yauk Shar Sin ! !Man San Nansang ! Ho Hpyet ! Nam Maw ! ! Nam Kyauk Hpar Nyaung Moe Hlaing Hin Lai Loi Hum ! Ping Long ! Kone Nyaung Sum Ka Lin Kyaing ! ! Kawng Hpan! ! Kawng Hkar! Nam Hu ! Kaw Hoke !Mone Hka (Pa Laung) ! Tun Huong (Loi) !Ngawt Ngar Man Ping Aing Hkam (Kachin) ! !Mar Li Lint Pin! Thar Township ! Tun Huong ! !!Nam Pa Yon Nar See ! Mong Wee ! (Kachin) Kunlong Ton Toe Lint! !Kyan Tawng (Kachin) Nawng Aye Man Nein Aum Ho Hko (Kachin) War Sa Kyaing !Ton Kwar ! ! ! ! ! ! !Shi Hmar Shan ! Mong Yu! Nam! Kyin Li Pin Kyein Hseng Lein! Ho Pang! !Pang Lawt Hpawt Dawt !!War Yaw ! ! Hon Gyet Mong Htan Tar Kan Htan ! Pang Han Gyi Kone Son! Aw! Hke Nar Pawng Nawng Hkam ! Man Htan Hseng! Hkawng Township ! Sin Shwe Htan (Ywar Thit) ! War Yaw ! Tarmoenye ! Kyon Shan! Shaw Mo Hnaik ! Pang Han ! (Lower) Tar Pang Kone ! !( ! !Ywar Ma ! ! ! Nam Ka Se Nay (Loi) ! Man Maw!! Nam Hkaing !Kaw Yi Mong Paw Man Hwei ! ! Par Hsin Chow Si Ping (Upper) ! Nam Hpein Man Long ! !Pin Kyein ! Lauk (Loi) Loi Pawng Lun Laing !Htan Lawng Man Nawng !!!! Tar Yu Shu Tar Wan Tee Pa Laung ! ! ! Gengma Daizu (Ywar Haung) ! Nawng Pat Long Kan ! ! ! !Hopong Kawng Wein! Hpar Pyint ! Man Pang Man Loi Hum Ae Keng !Pang Paw !Long Htan ! !Lawt Naw (Ka+Pa) ! Nam Hpat Lun Ho Nawng Nar Waun Kawng Hkan ! Yan Taw Shan ! !Nar Ngu ! Loi Hkam! Pang Nein Ka Bar ! Self-Administered! ! Wein Mun !Dein Ga Ri Kawng Hkar! ! Ka Bar ! Nam Sun !Shar Keng Mandalay Region Ma Waw ! Kawng Huong ! Man Long ! Man Pying Nam Kut ! Man Nar Hkaik !Man Lawng Ywar Ma Hko Tar !Yon Ngawt ! ! ! ! Pang Hkar Kyaung ! Lu Yin Htan ! !! Hpant Ngon! Man Long Man Pying Man Kyan Matman Zone Naw Yaw Pang Ka Neing ! ! Pying Kut N Pyin La Har ! ! ! ! Ping Kaing !Maw Han Man Kauk Nam Hpar Mone E ! Hpyin Shin Par Kyaung Pyin Man Htan !Ban Nwet E ! Ping Pun Loi Kan ! ! Pying Hoi ! ! ! Nam Kyu Wein Pat ! ! ! W Shar Ti Lin Shi Tar! Lar L 3°30'N Namhkan ! Loi Kan ! Nam Tit 3°30'N ! ! (Pa Laung) ! Kawng Moe Lai Kyun Long ! Chinshwehaw Waing Long ! Ton Pyet !Man Pang Maw Tawng Hawt ! Su Yway A 2 ! ! 2 ! ! !Nam Hu Long Auk Ban Ngu! ! S Kan Shwe ! Shaung Ti Lin !Nam Pong Pong Man Hsun! Nawng Pat ! ! ! !( !( ! ! ! ! Pang Hkar Ho Nar ! ! (! Nar Aw !Awe Law ! Township Man Yin !Nam Hkon Loi Aun !La Ban Par !Hpyin Shan Ba Nye Hsan Shan Kyaw Shwe ! ! ! Ah Htet Long Waing ! Tar Ae Htaik ! ! ! ! ! ! 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