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Kyaiklat B O G a L E Pyapo Maubin Mawlamyinegyun W a K E M a Labutta Myaungmya 95°10’0"E 95°20’0"E 95°30’0"E ZIBYUGON DAYIN NGAPYAWGYAUNG THANBYUZU KANTHIT KYWEGU KANSU TITAN MYAGOGYI SABYUZU KANZUGYI YEDWINGYAUNG YEGYAW SHWEBOSU THONGWASAING THANDIN PAUK KO N KANBE DAYIN-ASHE HLAINGTA DAYINKWIN BEBAUK MYAGOGALE KONTHA-E LUGAUNGGYUN KYAGWIN UGYIDAW-ALE CHAUKEINDAN YWATHITSU HTEINBINYO BANDULA KHAYAYO TAUNGYASU YWATHITGALE THABYU MYAGOKANGYIDAUNG SATTU THETKE-AUK TUGYAUNG BWETTAN KYAUNGSU KYUNGYA KYIWAING YWAGALE AINGTALUK PAYA GYAUNG KYUNDEIK THAWKA-CHAUNGBYA KAYINDAW YWATHITWakema Maubin ONBINZU NATMUGON KYONPALIR NGUGYAUNGBYA TAWKANUT KYONKANAUNG THANBYUZU KYONKAPIN THAWKO PAYA IK TIPANAN-KONSU TUGYAUNG KYAUKHTAYANGALE SHANGWIN Wakema PYINLANGYI AYE - YWA MYAWADI AGAYAN TA N L EB I N KYWELAN YEMAGYIDAN MOKSEIK NYANGAYET HLETON THANBYUSU HLAINGTA KANAL TIPANAN KYAUNGSU KOKALA KYAUNGSU KUNGYAN U PO-EIN-ASU MAHTU TA D AN AKYIN WAYONSU KYADAN NATTAWZU ANYASU TAMANGYAUNG PETTAN SINAING 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YEDWINGWIN KOKKOBINZU KANGON DAMYAGYAUNG MA-NGEGYI PONYO-AUK DANON KAYANGYAUNG PETPYE BYUSAKAN DANÔN GWEGON MA-NGEGALE NYAUNGGYAUNG ATET-PAUNGDE PYINBOGALE KWINBONGYI PONNAYEIK AUK PAUNGDE AWABYE SHWEBOGYAUNG PYINBOGYI DAYEBYU KYEINGYAUNG HTALU NGABYEMA TAYAWCHSUNG LAGAYET AT ET PA UNGW IN KANZU BYUGYAUNG KYONKAW KANZEIK KANBALAGYAUNG SINGU KATHA-HMYIN TEBINZEIK SETSAN Setsan THINBAUNGGON DAUNGGYI KONIZU KAYHA-HMYIN-CHAUNGBYA WAGYAUNG-AUK MYINGAWAING KATHABAUNG WAGYAUNG-ATET Scale at A3: 1:200,000 NGAPHEGYAUNG Kilometers AUK PAUNGWIN 0510 Rail State Capital Airport Pri Road Logistics hub Date Created: 17-JUNE-2008 MYANMAR Towns hip Map Num: UNJLC_MM08a_004c_A3P Sec Road Datum/Proj.: WGS84/Geographic Email: [email protected] Major Town Airstrip Warehouse GLIDE Num: TC-2008-000057-MMR Website: www.unjlc.org, Mawlamyinegyun Township Waterbody www.logisticscluster.org Tertiary Road The boundaries and names and the Intermediate Town HLZ Bridge-appears damaged designations used on this map do not Local/Urban River imply official endorsement or acceptance Cyclone Nargis - Affected Area Port by the United Nations. All information is Small Town Bridge-unknown condition Flood Water the best available at the time this map Transport - Air, Land, Water Trail was produced. Updates should be sent to satellite detected flood water, the email address at left. Data Sources: GISCorps, GIST, ESRI, OCHA, WFP, WVI, UNJLC, UNOSAT, VMAP1 Village Restriction Unspecified Bridge-appears intact 5th May 2008.
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