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MYANMAR - Reference Map - O ± XIZANG MYANMAR - Reference Map - o ± XIZANG ZIZHIQU ARUNACHAL o o PRADESH o o o o GASA Nawngmun o LHUNTSE Pannandin THIMPHU SICHUAN SHENG BUMTHANG o o PUNAKHA o o PARO o Nawngmun o o PUTA-O o "o o o ") Nmai THIMPHU #o# o o Puta-O ## Machanbaw TRONGSA MONGAR o TRASHIGANG Puta-O## HAA Pansaung o o ZHEMGANG Machanbaw Khaunglanhpu DAGANA Nanyun SAMTSE Khaunglanhpu CHHUKHA SARPANGo SAMDRUP-JONKHAR Don Hee Nanyun Shin Bway o o Yang o o o ### Sumprabum ##Sumprabum# o WEST Tsawlaw Tanai o BENGALo Lahe C KACHIN Tanai h Lahe in d w in STATE o Tsawlaw o Injangyang ASSAM NAGALAND Htan Par Kway o Hkamti Hkamti ## o o ##Chipwi Injangyang ## Chipwi o Myitkyina ## o o ## o ### Hpakant o ###o ## o Hpakan##### MYITKYINA Pang War## ##### RANGPUR o o Kamaing ## ## MEGHALAYA Lay Shi MOHNYIN #### Waingmaw o ########### Kan Paik## Ti Myitkyina## o### ##o## ######## Sadung Mogaung #### #### Waingmaw o Lay Shi ## ##Mogaung # HKAMTI ## # #### o o Mo Paing Lut ## ## o o Mohnyin ## Homalin Hopin o o o o o Homalin ## o Mohnyin Sinbo o ## ## Laiza#### Shwe Pyi Aye # YUNNAN SHENG ## SYLHET Banmauk Dawthponeyan## MANIPUR ## Myo Hla Momauk o Myothit ## RAJSHAHI ## ## Banmauk arwa o yey dy BHAMO ## o Indaw A wadd ## ## Irra y) Bhamo DHAKA o o Tamu SAGAING Katha ( ## Paungbyin ## ## Shwegu ###o## ## o Indaw ## ### # Mai Ja Yang REGION Katha ## Bhamo Momauk #### o Tamu KATHA Shwegu o Paungbyin ## Lwegel Mansi ## o o # Monekoe TAMU Pinlebu Wuntho # Pang Hseng Maw Hteik ## ## ## Muse (Kyu Koke) Konkyan Wuntho Mansi o Cikha Pinlebu Manhlyoe Muse o o # #### (Manhero) ## MAWLAIK Namhkan### #### Konkyan o Khampat Tigyaing o o Tonzang Kawlin Tigyaing # Mawlaik o #" Kawlin Mabein #### MUSE Laukkaing ") TRIPURA Mawlaik Namhkan Tonzang Laukkaing ## ## Kutkai DHAKA MIZORAM Tarmoenye o Takaung Tedim Kanbalu Mabein Kutkai Kyunhla Manton ## ### ## Chinshwehaw o Kunlong Nam Tedim Kalewa Thabeikkyin ## ## o Rihkhawdar # ## o Kyunhla # Kunlong Tit Pan Lon ####Manton Hseni Hseni FALAM Kalewa Kanbalu Mytinge o Kale o KALE Hopang Kale Mongmit Namtu o ## Namtu Taze Mongmit o Lashio Nar Wee Falam SHWEBO Hkun Mong Maw KHULNA Taze Namhsan o Man Tun Mar (Hkwin Ma) o Mingin Mogoke Mongmao Falam PYINOOLWIN Lashio Yawng Lin o Ye-U Namhsan Mingin Thabeikkyin Mogoke Nu HOPANG Pangwaun Long o Mytitha Ye-U Khin-U Khin-U Monglon Mongngawt Htan o ## LASHIO Ka Lawng Hpar Aik Chan Thantlang Lin Haw (Ai' Chun) Yin Tabayin ## o BARISAL Hakha Kyaukme SHAN Man Kan Pang CHITTAGONG Kyauk Myaung KYAUKME Hsipaw Namphan Tabayin Shwebo Man Man Thantlang Budalin Shwebo Singu Hakha STATE Tangyan Hseng o Singu Kyaukme o o Nawng Hkit Nam Hkam Wu Kani HAKHA Ayadaw Mongyai Tangyan Namphan Kani Wetlet (NORTH) Gangaw Budalin Nawnghkio Nawnghkio Mongyai Nar Kawng Wein Wetlet Madaya o YINMABIN o Ayadaw Hsipaw Pangsang LAI CHAU CHIN STATE Gangawo Pangsang Yinmabin Monywa MONYWA Sagaing Madaya o Monywa Pang o Rezua Pang Yang Yinmabin Myinmu Mandalay Hkam Ho Tawng Salingyi Aungmyaythazan Patheingyi Pyinoolwin Mongpauk GANGAW Pale Chaung-U Matman (Ho Tao) Mong Hpen Pale Patheingyi o Mong Pawk o Salingyi SAGAING Amarapura o Pyinoolwin Kyethi Monghsu Chaung-U Pyigyitagon Mongyang Myinmu Ngazun Matman Nam Hpai Mongyang Madupi Myitnge Mong Kar DIEN BIEN SHAN STATE Kyethi Tilin Myaing Myaung Kyaukse Mongkhet Myaung Sagaing Sintgaing Monghsu Mongkhet o Ngazun Tada-U o Sintgaing (SOUTH) Mongkaing MATMAN Tilin Yesagyo Intaw KENGTUNG Mongla o Pauk Mongkaung Mongnawng Mongsan Myaing Yesagyo MYINGYAN Kyaukse KYAUKSE Matupi Lawksawk (Hmonesan) Mongla Myingyan ng ca ) n ng o## Mindat o PAKOKKU Laihka La o Paletwa o Kyaukhtu o MANDALAY ek Mindat Pauk Myingyan Myittha Mongping Mongyawng (M PHONGSALI o Natogyi Ywangan o Mongyu Paletwa MINDAT Pakokku Pakokku Kunhing Kar Li Kengtung o Saw Taungtha REGION Myittha Laihka Tontar o Lawksawk Mongping # Wundwin Kengtung ## Taungpyoletwea K Nyaung-U Taungtha LOILEN Kunhing MONGHPYAK ## a o Ywangan # l o a Kanpetlet Bagan Loilen Mongyawng d Ngathayouk Mahlaing MAUNGDAW a Saw Wundwin ## ## n Seikphyu NYAUNG-U Kho Lam Buthidaung Mahlaing # Kanpetlet Nyaung-U Pinlon SHAN STATE Monghpyak ### Kyauktaw Pindaya Taunggyi LOUANG-NAMTHAo o o Hopong Loilen Tachileik Buthidaung Meikhtila o Thazi o ## MAGWAY Seikphyu Chauk Kyaukpadaung Thazi Nansang (EAST) ##### Kyauktaw Hopong Nansang Monghpyak o Kenglat Maungdaw Kyaukpadaung Meiktila Pindaya Ayetharyar Kengtawng MEIKTILA o Tarlay #### REGION Chauk Shwenyaung Mrauk-U Salin Aungpan Mongkhoke o Minbya Kalaw Taunggyi Mongnai TACHILEIK Mrauk-U MINBU Pyawbwe Nyaungshwe Monghsat # Salin Pyawbwe # o Kalaw Mongnai Rathedaung Sidoktaya Yenangyaung o SITTWE MRAUK-U Yenangyaung Natmauk MONGHSAT Tachileik o ## o Yamethin Monghsat # Sidoktaya Yamethin # Minbya Pwintbyu Kyauktalonegyi Ponnagyun Langkhoo Naungtayar Mongpan Mongton Pauktaw RAKHINE MAGWAY Natmauk YAMETHIN o Pwintbyu Mawkmai o BOKEO ## Myothit Hsihseng ####Sittwe#### Pauktaw Saku Minbu Magway Langkho Mongpan Mongton ###### # STATE o Mawkmai OUDOMXAI #o## o Myothit Tatkon OKE TA RA Pinlaung Pinlaung ### Ngape Tatkon Hsihseng ## ## Minbu ## Myebon Ann Taungdwingyi Sittwe Myebon Magway TAUNGGYI LANGKHO Ngape o Minhla NAYPYITAW Ponparkyin o Taungdwingyi Oke Ta Ra Poke Ba Zay Yar Pekon Hmone Hta o Ann Minhla Thi Ri Thi RiTown Thi Ri o Loikaw Homein Sinbaungwe Lewe " CHIANG RAI LOUANGPHABANG ") Pyinmana Pyinmana Loikaw o KYAUKPYU Shadaw o Pekon Demoso o XAIGNABOULI LOIKAW o DET KHI NA Demoso o Kyaukpyu NAY PYI TAW Hpruso Shadaw o o ##o## Thayet MAE HONG Ma-Ei Aunglan ## o Mindon XIANGKHOUANG Thayet Aunglan S o Mindon Yedashe it t KAYAH STATE o o Leik Tho SON Kyaukpyu n Hpruso THAYET g Bawlakhe Ywarthit THANDWE Yedashe ####Ramree Kamma Bawlakhe PHAYAO o Ramree Paukkhaung o Thandaunggyi ## Toungup Kamma PYAY Taungoo KaytumatiThandaung o Munaung Paukkhaung Taungoo Baw Ga Li Salween o Pyay Pyay Htantabin Hpasawng Toungup Padaung o Hpasawng Mese o Munaung TAUNGOO Oktwin o Padaung Paungde Oktwin Thandaunggyi Thegon BAWLAKE CHIANG MAI BAGO Thegon Mese NAN VIENTIANE Nattalin Kyaukkyi o Phyu Phyu Thandwe REGION (WEST) o Hpapun Paungde Nattalin BOLIKHAMXAI Kyangin Zigon Myanaung Kyaukkyi LAMPHUN LAMPANG Zigon o Thandwe Kyangin Penwegon Gyobingauk o Kanaung Okpho Kyauktaga Kyauktaga Monyo Okpho PHRAEo Myanaung Shwegyin Hpapun VIENTIANE CAPITAL Monyo o NONG Kyeintali THAYARWADY Nyaunglebin o HINTHADA Shwegyin " KHAI Minhla Letpadan HPAPUN ") Daik-U Madauk Bago Pyuntasa VIENTIANE Irrawaddy Delta Letpadan Daik-U ### Gwa Ingapu Ingapu BAGO Hinthada Thayarwady o BAGO REGION o Lemyethna Hinthada Thayarwady oUTTARADIT Thonse Waw Gwa Lemyethna Bilin Zalun Okekan Hlegu (EAST) Zalun Taikkyi Kyaikto Ngathaingchaung Waw o Shan UDON THANI Yegyi Bago oo Yegyi Ahpyauk Kyaikto Ywar Thit Kyonpyaw Danubyu YANGON o Kamarmaung LOEI Kyonpyaw Thanatpin Thanatpin Bilin o o Thabaung Danubyu REGION Hlaingbwe NONGBUA Kyaunggon THATON Hlaingbwe ## Shwethaungyan Hmawbi o Hlegu SUKHOTHAI Thabaung Kyaunggon Nyaungdon Htaukkyant Kawa Kawa Paingkyon LAMPHU Pantanaw Nyaungdon Shwepyithar Thaton Myawaddy y Pantanaw Htantabin a HPA-AN t d Pathein l Einme Dagon Myothit Kayan PHITSANULOK d e TAK Irr Insein o Thaton o o Ngwesaung a a D Kangyidaunt D w (Seikkan) w MAUBIN a Kayan e d Hlaingtharya a lt r o Einme a d o r y I Kyeemyindaing o Maubin Thanlyin YANGON Hpa-An KAYIN STATE Hpa-An ## o o Pathein MYAUNGMYA Maubin Twantay Yangon (SOUTH) Paung Myawaddy o KALASIN Wakema Wakema Tadar Kyondoe Myaungmya Kyauktan Kawkareik Ngayokekaung o Kawhmu Kyauktan Paung Ngapudaw Kawhmu Myaungmya Kawkareik KHON KAEN AYEYARWADYKyaiklat Kungyangon Mawlamyine o o Kyaiklat Kungyangon ## Chaungzon Kyaikmaraw dy Mawlamyinegyun REGION Dedaye PATHEIN ad Kyaikmaraw w a Pyapon Dedaye KAMPHAENG a lt Bogale Mudon rr e PHETCHABUN I D y Waw Lay d d PYAPON MAHA Ngapudaw Labutta a MAWLAMYINE Su Ka Li Myaing PHICHIT w a PHET a t r l r e Bogale Pyapon Kyaikkhami Mudon I Kyainseikgyi Hainggyikyun D Kyaikdon SARAKHAM Gulf of Thanbyuzayat Bay of Bengal Labutta CHAIYAPHUM Martaban KAWKAREIK Pyinsalu ## Kyainseikgyi Ahmar NAKHONo SAWAN Lamaing Ye o UTHAI THANI Ye ## o MON o STATE CHAI NAKHON Khawzar LOPBURI NAT o RATCHASIMAo o Yebyu o SUPHANBURI Kaleinaung ANG BURIRAM Yebyu SARABURI THONG SURIN KANCHANABURI Myitta o NAKHONo Dawei o o o Cocokyun NAYOK o ## Launglon DAWEI NAKHON PATHUM THANI o Thayetchaung Dawei PRACHINBURI PATHOM SA KAEO ## o o Thayetchaung ## " ") o BANTEAY o BANGKOKCHACHOENGSAO RATCHABURI MEANCHEY Palauk o o CHONBURI BATTAMBANG Palaw o Palaw o PHETCHABURI o CHANTHABURI o RAYONG PAILIN o o Myeik Myeik o o A MYEIK PRACHUAP n TRAT d Tanintharyi KHIRI o a m KHAN PURSAT a n Tanintharyi S Kyunsu e a Kyunsu TANINTHARYI o KOH o REGION o KONG Pyigyimandaing o Bokpyin o KAWTHOUNG Bokpyin Gulf of Karathuri T hailand o Kawthoung Khamaukgyi o Kawthoung o CHUMPHON SURAT o THANI LEGEND SOURCES PROPERTIES SCALE CHINA NEPAL Transportation: OpenStreetMap, Natural Earth Document name : 1:2,000,000 1 cm = 20 km BHUTAN " Int. boundary ") wrl_ppl_adm0_p_msf Populated Places: OSM, MIMU MMR_BM_A0P_170918 BANGLADESH Coast line 0 25 50 100 150 km Administrative borders : MIMU, OCHA, WFP Creation date : 18-Sep-17 INDIA State Capital MYANMAR Admin boundary 1 Waterbody : DCW, OSM, Natural Earth Created by : VIET NAM Main town Nay Pyi Taw Admin boundary 2 Elevation : SRTM MSF GIS Unit - [email protected] LAO PEOPLE'S ## DEMOCRATIC Asylum seeker Print format : A0 Portrait REPUBLIC Major Highway ## IDP Confidentiality : Public THAILAND Main road ## Refugee CAMBODIA Other road ## Returnee Find more maps on o Railway Airport SRI LANKA Waterbody mapcentre.msf.org INDONESIA MALAYSIA This map is for information purposes only and has no political significance. The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by MSF..
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