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Naypyitaw Central Business Zone NAYPYITAW CENTRAL BUSINESS ZONE To Mount Pleasant Hotel To rEÅav;okdU Manda F G (50) HI J lay v,f,mpdkufysdK;a&;ESifhqnfajrmif;0efBuD;Xme vl0ifrIBuD;Muyfa&;ESifhjynfolYtiftm;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Agriculture & Irrigation INDEX 17 Ministry of Immigration & Population (49) ynma&;0efBuD;Xme (48) jynfxJa&;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Education Ministry of Home Affairs pD;yGm;a&;ESifhul;oef;a&mif;0,fa&;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Commerce trSwf(2) vQyfppfpGrf;tm;0efBuD;Xme (53) Ministry of Electrical b@ma&;ESifhtcGef0efBuD;Xme Power No.(2) Ministry of Finance & Revenue (52) (46) (47) usef;rma&;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Health Sinthe w&m;½Hk;csKyf (54) Dam Sinthe Cr Supreme Court eek 16 qifaoqnf qifaoac smif; (51) tvkyform;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Labour aumfr&Sif TAKON TOWNSHIP (21) (22) wyfukef;NrKdUe,f Chaungmagyi acsmif;rBuD; Ministry of Science & Technology Zeya Theiddhi Ward odyHESifYenf;ynm0efBuD;XmeÜ aZ,sod'¨d&yfuGuf w&m;½Hk;csKyf½Hk; (23) aZ,sXmeD(2)vrf; Supreme Court vlrI0efxrf;u,fq,fa&;ESifh (24) jyefvnfae&mcsxm;a&;0efBuD;Xme 15 Ministry of Social Welfare Yezin Dam Ngalaik Dam Yaza Htarni Rd. ivdkufqnf Relief & Resettlement Chin Village a&qif;qnf (25) Ngalaik Creek a&SUaecsKyf½Hk; csif;&Gm Chaungmagyi Dam OygwoEÅdapwD Office of the Upatathandi Attorney General Oaktaya Thiri Myo Thit Naypyitaw Myoma aejynfawmfNrKdUrPagoda (39) Zeya Htarni Rd. aZ,sXmeDvrf; awmifwGif;BuD;okdU To Taungdwingyi Chaungmagyi Dam f; Owå&oD&dNrdKUopf Naypyitaw Dev elopment acsmif;rMuD;qnf Committee csmi aejynfawmfpnfyifom,ma&;aumfrwD PYINMANA TOWNSHIP opfawma&;&m0efBuD;Xme (28) trSwf (2) pufrI0efBuD;Xme mif;a Ministry of Industry No.(2) ysOf;rem;NrKdUe,f Ministry of Forestry 14 zkef; (30) aejynfawmfavqdyf aygif;av Naypyitaw Paung Laung Creek Airport Zeya Htarni Rd. LEWE TOWNSHIP &xm;ydkYaqmifa&;0efBuD;Xme v,fa0;NrKdUe,f Ministry of Rail Transportation zkef; omoema&;0efBuD;Xme (29) Ministry of Religious Affairs (31) Rd. tm;upm;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Sport LEGEND = River / Creek / Lake = Road Thukhameinaqmufvkyfa&;0efBuD;Xme Rd. = Sectional Maps No. 13 (33)[dkw,fESifhc&D;oGm;vma&;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Construction = Railways Ministry of Hotels & Tourism (40) (11) Shwe Pyi Mandaing (32) = Pagoda = Township Boundry trsdK;om;pDrHudef;ESifhpD;yGm;a&;zGHUNzdK;wdk;wufrI0efBuD;Xme (1) trsdK;om;pDrHudef;ESifhpD;yGm;a&;zGHUNzdK;wdk;wufrI0efBuD;Xme = Airport Ministry of National Planning & Economic Development Ministry of National Planning & = Township Boundry Economic Development fukefokdU &e To Yangon To (2) MAPS pm&if;ppfcsKyf½Hk; (12) Office of the Auditor General qufoG,fa&;? pmwdkufESifhaMu;eef;0efBuD;Xme Zeya Theiddhi Ward Ministry of Communication, zkef; aZ,sod'¨d&yfuGuf Chaung Ma Gyi Dam acsmif;rBuD;qnf (13) Posts & Telegraphs ivdkufacsmif; ynma&;0efBuD;Xme pD;yGm;a&;ESifhul;oef;a&mif;0,fa&;0efBuD;Xme 12 Ministry of Education Ministry of Commerce (3) Ngalaik Creek acsmif;rBuD;qnf (41) Kanhla Chaungmagyi Dam trSwf (1) pufrI0efBuD;Xme uefvS Ministry of Industry No.(1) (42) Fire Services Station(1) LaykyunMandaing Pyilone Chanthar Zedi rD;owfpcef;(1) av;uRef;r@KdifjynfvkH;csrf;omapwDawmf avhusifha&;uGif; or0g,r0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Cooperatives (37) b@ma&;ESifhtcGef0efBuD;Xme e,fpyfa'oESifhwdkif;&if;om;vlrsdK;rsm;zGHU trSwf (1) pufrI0efBuD;Xme NrKdUawmfa*gufuGif; (16) NzdK;wdk;wufa&;ESifhpnfyifom,ma&;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Industry No.(1) Ministry of Finance & Revenue (14) Ministry of Progress of Border Areas & National Races & Development Affairs trSwf(2) vQyfppfpGrf;tm;0efBuD;Xme (26) (17) (35) Ministry of Electrical (15) ,Ofaus;rI0efBuD;Xme (27) zkef; Ministry of Culture Power No.(2) 0efxrf;a&G;cs,favhusifha&;tzGJU 11 (34) v,f,mpdkufysdK;a&;ESifh (4) b@ma&;ESifhtcGef0efBuD;Xme qnfajrmif;0efBuD;Xme Ministry of Civil Service usef;rma&;0efBuD;Xme Select & Training Board Ministry of Health Ministry of Ministry of (43) Finance & Revenue Agriculture & Irrigation Bank Nanchon aZ,sXmeDvrf; A[dkbPf Zeya Theiddhi Ward (19) ow¦KwGif;0efBuD;Xme (36) &mZo*F[vrf;Kyauk-o eefcRef aZ,sod'¨d&yfuGuf Ministry of Mining ausmuftdk; arG;jrLa&;ESifha&vkyfief;0efBuD;Xme e,u^tpdk;&^vTwfawmf Ministry of Livestock & Fisheries Nanchon Bridge To Lotus Roun SPDC/Government/Hluttaw t. Mumyef;t0dkif;odkUd Abo (18) ut gaha Rd. Khandi St. (5)ydkYaqmifa&;0efBuD;Xme Thitsar Shwepyi St. Thila St. Ministry of Transport Yadanar St. Zabu YanThukha HnainDana St. Rd. St. Shwepyi St. i Sandar Shwepyi S Ayechan Lotus Round About Mumyef;t0dkif; Thidar Shwepyi St. Yaza Thin 10 Py Shwe & Thi mZXmeDvrf; yar Taungsupyae Zedi tsar St. tsar Pyi St. Pyi Pyi St. Pyi Thar awmif;qkjynfhapwD (38) Zeyar Shwe Zeyar trSwf (1) vQyfppfpGrf;tm;0efBuD;Xme Sharbinkone hwepyi St. zkef; Maha Zeyar Rd.Shwe Yadana Ministry of Electrical Power No.(1) &Sm;yifukef; Pyinnya Theiddhi WardThitsar r[maZ,smvrf; ynmod'¨d&yfuGuf Ngalaik Creek Yaza Thingah Round About Wariya StSt. Khayae Market &mZo*F[t0dkif; ca&aps; Ayechan S Wa Pagoda (6) ] } bk&m;0 Ngwehlangone ivdkufacsmif; Ywathit Pyinnyar St My pGrf;tif0efBuD;Xme aiGvSHukef; Myittar St anan Sanya Ministry of Energy &Gmopf Thapyaykone oajyukef; Saetanar St. r[maZ,smvrf; Nan Oo Zedi vufvkyfawmifeef;oGif;apwD eef;OD;apwD Zeya Theiddhi Ward Muditar St. r St. aZ,sod'¨d&yfuGuf 9 . Latlotetaung Nantwin Zedi Thadar St. ivdkufacsmif; &mZXmeDvrf; jyefMum;a&;0efBuD;Xme Zeyar St. Zeyar Myanan Myanan r[maZ, (8) Thu smv r St. Ministry of Information Aungmyay ta St. rf; ya jrefrmEdkifiH&JwyfzGJUXmecsKyf zkef; Taung Nyo Rd. Tharyar St. Ze Myanmar Police Force HQ: (7) c½dkiftqifh½Hk;rsm; aZ,sXmeDvrf; St. Myanan Yadanar St rD;owfpcef;(2) Fire Services Station (2) Thatka ChanMyae Zeya Theiddhi Ward trSwf(4)&Jpcef; rf; zkef; aZ,sod'¨d&yfuGuf Gayuna St. ChanMyae No.(4) Police Station Ayemya Shwepyi Monastery Bontha St. at;jra&Tjynfausmif;wdkuf Thitagu St. aq;okawoeOD;pD;Xme Thuriya t. bk&m;udk;qlapwDawmf awmf0if&wemvrf; Phayar Koeau Zedi t.x.u (5) jynfBuD;r@Kdifv (jrefrmEdkifiHtv,fydkif;) B.E.H.S (5) Dept. of Medical Research Ponnya St. Thiri Zeyar S &mZo*F[vrf; aejynfawmfNrKdUraps; zkef; Thiri Sithu St. 8 No.(5) Police Station (10) trSwf(5)&Jpcef; Thiri Thudamar ThapyayayeSt. Naypyitaw Kyaung jynfxJa&;0efBuD;Xme (9) me Affairs Myoma Market trsKd;om;Ministry of Ho EdkifiHjcm;a&;0efBuD;Xme rD;owfpcef; (3) y&aq;O,smOf Ministry of Foreign Affairs EMS Pyigyi pmwdkufBuD; Zeyar Rd. Fire Services Station (3) Post Office National a&yef;O,smOf Herbal Garden Pyig Nyaungbingyi r Rd. Thandar Ni St. pufoHk;qDta&mif;qkdif Aun ngala Nawarat St. g Nan Mi Kinsana St. Water anmifyifMuD; yi Oakshaung St. Gas Station Zanaka oajyukef;t0dkif; Naypyitaw Development Committee gmyay t. Fountain St. Aun Thabyegone aejynfawmfpnfyifom,ma&;aumfrwD Mya Yadanar OakSt. thapayar St. Nandawin S Garden Rd. Padamyar St. ckwif1000qHh Ni ivdkufacsmif; Ziwaka St. lar Phyu St. t. Au Round About tsin taxGaxGa&m*gukaq;½kH ngmyay 7 Tharaphi Kahlar Ni St. ar S Zeyar Thabyegone Ward Thabyenyo Park y Myaing St. Kwelegyi Sein Yadanar St. Gantgaw M oajyukef;&yfuGuf oajynKdyef;NcH Zabu Kyetthayay Rd. Seiknandon TheinkhaAungmyay St. St. Than y auGUv,fMuD; Wazi 1000 Bedded Hospital aing qdwfeHwkH; atmifeef;r*Fvmvrf; Gem Museum St. ysOf;rem;-awmifnKdvrf; B.E.H.S (6) H ninsi Myaing St. ausmufrsufjywdkuf Padauk Myaing St./ Yan MyoYan jrefrmhqufoG,fa&;vkyfief; t.x.u (6) Pyinmana-Taungnyo Road Myanmar Tele Mingalar Theiddhi Communication No. (1) Ngalaik 0ZD& Ward Thabyegone New Market Creek ma&Tjynfvrf; Police Station Pyangabye Theingi ShwesinWaziya St. Shwepyi St.r*Fvmod'¨d&yfuGuf a St. zkef; Aungmyay oajyukef;aps;opf jyefuajy; o Road. Thid Taungny Shwe Py t.x.u(2)cGJ Myanmar International i Soe Aungmyay Amara Wadi St. r St. Tharya B.E.H.S (2) Lawka Thukha Thanthayar Aye Zedi "mwkp,apwD Pyangabye Exchange avmuokcoHo&mat;apwD Convention Centre (MICC) Dartusaya Zedi Pyigyi jyefuajy;tdyfcsdef; Ponnamar Rd. pufoHk;qDta&mif;qkdif Mingalar Wadi pnfyif{nfh&dyfom Yadana Wadi St. St. Gas Station Gas 6 station jrwfyef;oZifvrf; Royal Myanmar Golf Course Myatpan Thazin St. Shopping Complex jr0wDbPf ½dGKif&,fjrefrmtqifhjrifha*gufuGif; Kinsana tqihfjrihfaps; Wadi St. jrefrmhpD;yGm;a&;bPf ZrÁLUusufoa&vrf; Nyaungbinwaing ma WadiKaytu St. Wadi St. m pnfyifom,ma&;bPf Zabu Kyetthayay Rd. trSwf(2)&Jpcef; anmifyif0dkif; Ra Theinkha Pya arG;^a&bPf No.(2) Police Station nchi St. rD;owfpcef; (4) Bawga Theiddhi Ward Fire Services Station (4) Gonmin-in abm*od'¨d&yfuGuf a&Teef;awmf[dkw,f *kefrif;tif; 5 Creek Shadaw Zo*F[vrf; Aureum Palace Hotel &Sm;awm o*F[[dkw,f &m Kyarpin Thingaha Hotel Mumyif Tegyigon jrwfawmf0if[dkw,f wJBuD;ukef; The Hotel Myat Taw Win acsmif; a&T{nfhonf[dkw,f Junction Center Golden Guest Hotel Alyinlo a&TapwD tvsifvdk 4 Royal Naypyitaw 4 Lan e awmf0ifaejynfawmf[dkw,f Road Capital Medi 4vrf;oGm; &wemodCF rJ'D; Htantabin Sky Palace Yaza Thingaha Rd.Yadanar Theingha Hotel xef;wyif Hotel & Café Flight Golden Myanmar Chaingywa jrwfeef;,kH a&Tjrefrm[dkw,f Kyuntabe csdKif;&Gm Myat Nann Yone uRef;wufyJh r*FvmoD&d[dkw,f 3 Mingalar Thiri Hotel Royal Kumudra Mann Myanmar usm;ul;(ta&SU)Kyagu(E) Zabu Thiri Hotel Kyagu(W)usm;ul;(taemuf) ComZrÁLoD&d[dkw,f The Hotel Amara Mingalarthei Nyaunggon r*Fvmod'd¨&yfuGufwHk*yl&d tr&[dkw,f anmifukef; r*Fvmo 8 ( ddh MingalartheiddhiTunga Puri Ward Hotel d'¨d&yfuGufi Ward )vrf;oGm; The Oasis Hotel Hotel Golden Land Yangon - Mandalay Rd., Tatpo armifndKay:awmfrlbk&m; a&Tjynfawmf 2 Maung Nyo Paw Taw Mu Pagoda eef;0wD Sezu &efukef-rEÅav;vrf; &mZo*F[vrf; q,fpk Thayetkon Proposed Road Nann Wadi o&ufcHk tqdkjyKvrf; Sigauk pDa*guf 0 0.5 1 Mile Thaziompnf Hnandaw 1 AB C D E F G HI J.
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