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DRC Intervention Villages of Myebon and Pauktaw Townships, Rakhine State !( Myanmar Information Management Unit DRC Intervention Villages of Myebon and Pauktaw Townships, Rakhine State 92°50'E 93°E 93°10'E 93°20'E 93°30'E 93°40'E 93°50'E PONNAGYUN MRAUK-U ! MRAUK-U !( Pyun To Chin Hin Kha Yaw ! !( Minbya Ku Lar Chaung Mrauk-U To To Mrauk-U To Tat Yar ! Thone Pat Chaing !( ! ! ! Thin Pone!( Chaung Myit Nar Ü Wet Ma Kya Mi Kyaung Tet Zay Ya Wa Di Gan Kya !Dar Khan ! !( Ponnagyun ! Tha Pyay Kan ! ! !( Ohn Hna Chaung Nga Wet Chaung ! RATHEDAUNG !( !( Thein Taung Yin Ye Kan 20°20'N 20°20'N r Se Thone Tan Legend ! e ! MINBYA v Nga Wet Sway Na Gway !( Ka Paing Chaung i !( Hla Khaing Kan Myint # R ! Chaung Nwe !( ! Intervention Village n !( PONNAGYUN Pyein Chaung ! ! Ngwe Twin Dway a Nga Hpyu D Min Hpauk Sar Pyin! !( la PAUKTAW Village Tract ! Kyaing Shi a ! K Ta Laing Chaung !(Nga Khu Chaung ! Beit Ya Ku Lar Chaung Let Pan Pyar!( !(Tha Yet Cho ! ! ! ! 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Thin Paung Chaung Set Khway !( ! !( Ngwe Twin Tu Ngan Taung!( !( SAGAING !( Tha Yet Oke Kyay Taw Pyayt Chaung ! CHIN !( Yae Ni Gyi !( MANDALAY !(Sat Tet Pauk Tu Taung ! Taung Shey (Upper) ! MAGWAY Pyin Wan !( ! Kilometers Taung Shey (Lower) ! Koke Ko Yae Gaung Chein Data Source: DRC 0 5 10 20 RAKHINE !( Ohn Chaung Base Map: MIMU ! Boundary - MIMU/ESRI Kyauk Hpyar Kyun Thar Yar ! Place Name - General Administration Map ID: MIMU879v01 Map produced by the MIMU !( Nga Pa Thon ! Gaung Hpyu Taung BAGO Department, Ministry of Home Affairs Creation Date: 05 July 2012.A3 E-mail: [email protected] 19°40'N Website: www.themimu.info 19°40'N translated by MIMU Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 AYEYARWADY Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. KYAUKPYU 92°50'E 93°E 93°10'E 93°20'E 93°30'E 93°40'E 93°50'E.
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