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Dry Zone Map Dry Zone Map 94°E 95°E 96°E Kachin97°E Kanbalu Ta S ei Shwebo District 23°N 23°N Sagaing Ye-U Khin-U Tabayin Shwebo Butalin Wetlet A Ya Daw Monywa District Chin Yinmabin Monywa Myin Mu Sagaing Palae 22°N Salingyi Sagaing District 22°N Chaung Oo Ngazun Myaung Tada-U Myaing Yesagyo Kyaukse District Myingyan Kyaukse Pauk Natogyi Pakokku District Myingyan District Myitthar Pakkoku Taungthar Mandalay Nyaung-U Wundwin Mahlaing Seikphyu Nyaung-U District 21°N Meiktila District 21°N Kyaukpadaung Meikhtila Tharzi Chauk Salin Pyawbwe Shan Natmauk Yenanchaung Yamaethin Minbu District Pwintbyu Magway District Myothit Nay Pyi Taw-Tatkon Minbu Rakhine Magway Yamethin District Ngape 20°N Magway 20°N Taungdwingyi Minhla Sinbaungwe Thayet District Mindon Thayet Aunglan Kayah Kanma Kayin 19°N 19°N Bago 94°E 95°E 96°E 97°E Township Boundary Map ID: MIMU163_ADPC_DryZoneTownships_090601_v02 District Boundary km Source: Boundary: WFP modified by MIMU (2008); Place name: GAD (2008) 0306015 State/Division Boundary Disclaimer: The names shown and designations used on this map do 1:2,300,000 not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Dry Zone Townships Myanmar Information Management Unit Meiktila Township - Mandalay Region 95°30'E 95°35'E 95°40'E 95°45'E 95°50'E 95°55'E 96°0'E 96°5'E TAUNGTHA Nyaung Zauk (193942) N WUNDWIN N ' ' 0 (Nyaung Zauk) 0 ° Shar Taw Ywar Thit (193950) ° 1 1 2 Nyaung Pin Thar (193943) (Nyaung Zauk) Nga Set Kan (193918) 2 BHUTAN (Nyaung Zauk) (Se Kone) Chon Sun (193917) (Se Kone) Taung Kone (193944) Se Kone (193916) INDIA (Nyaung Zauk) (Se Kone) CHINA BANGLADESH Pyawbwe Lay (193947) (Nyaung Zauk) Hta Naung Kan (193915) Sin Myee (193919) (Kan Thar) VIETNAM (Se Kone) Than Kyoe Ya (193949) Yae Cho Than Kone (193646) (Nyaung Zauk) Lay Daunt Kan (193970) Tha Min Pyo (193649) Kan Gyi (193907) (Yae Cho) Kyauk Taing (193971) (Kyaung) LAOS Yae Cho (East) (193647) (Yae Cho) Me Za Li Pin (193948) (Nyaung Kan) Yae Cho Ywar Ma (193645) (Kyaung) (Yae Cho) (Nyaung Zauk) (Yae Cho) Pyauk Aint (193972) Ka Lein Chay (193969) Kyaung (193968) Lay Taing Sin (193648) (Kyaung) (Kyaung) (Kyaung) Ma Gyi Kan (193974) (Yae Cho) Kan U (193946) Kyee Pin Khwa (193973) Nyaung Kone (193994) (Kyaung) (Nyaung Zauk) Kyun Bo Pin (193913) (Kyaung) (Ma Gyi Su) (Kan Thar) THAILAND Ywar Thar (193650) Se (193653) Yoe Kan (193910) MAHLAING (Yae Cho) (Lein Taw) Pyin Thar (193993) Kan Ni (193995) (Kan Thar) Kan Thar (193909) Kyaung Yar Kan (193652) (Ma Gyi Su) (Ma Gyi Su) (Kan Thar) Thea Kone (193906) Sat Khin Pauk (193912) CAMBODIA (Lein Taw) Nyaung Kan (193905) (Nyaung Kan) (Nyaung Kan) (Kan Thar) Min (193914) Lein Taw (193651) (Kan Thar) (Lein Taw) Ywar Thit (194012) Hpa Yar Ni (193911) Kan Kaung (193654) Myin Taw Kan (193660) (Shan Te) (Kan Thar) Khin Thar (193643) Ah Yar Taw (193642) (Lein Taw) Su Hpyu Kwet (193659) (Kyauk Hpyu Kone) Myay Ni Kone (193996) Se Kyar (194011) (Ah Yar Taw) (Ah Yar Taw) (Kyauk Hpyu Kone) (Ma Gyi Su) (Shan Te) Ma Gyi Su (193992) Kun Chan Kone (193991) Dhamma Par La (193908) Thar Si (193989) (Ma Gyi Su) Mon Zin (193644) (Shaw Hpyu Kan) (Nyaung Kan) (Ah Yar Taw) (Shaw Hpyu Kan) Hlyaw Hpyu Kan (193988) (Shaw Hpyu Kan) Ant Htu (193655) Shan Te (194006) Gway Kone (194008) Kan Taing Pauk (193990) (Shan Te) (Lein Taw) Si Pin Thar (193661) (Shan Te) N N ' (Kyauk Hpyu Kone) (Shaw Hpyu Kan) ' 5 Pauk Pin Aing (193658) 5 5 5 ° War Thone Taw (193719) Kyauk Pon (193668) ° 0 (Kyauk Hpyu Kone) 0 2 (Than Bo U Yin) (Nyaung Pin Sho) 2 Gway Tauk Kone (193876) Ywar Thar Aye (194010) Moe Kaung (193706) Nyaung Kone (193877) (Zaung Chan Kone) (Shan Te) (Gway Aing) (Zaung Chan Kone) Tha Pyay Pin (193899) Nyaung Kar Yar (193898) Tha Yet Tan (193667) Ma Gyi Chauk (193878) (Ka Hpyu) (Ka Hpyu) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Zaung Chan Kone) Zaung Chan Kone (193875) Myay Char (193708) Kyar Pauk (193665) Kyauk Hpyu Kone (193656) (Zaung Chan Kone) Ka Hpyu (193897) (Gway Aing) Nyaung Pin Sho (193662) In Gyin Su (193669) Ohn Hne Poke (193657) Gway Tauk Kan (193707) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Kyauk Hpyu Kone) (Ka Hpyu) Aung Pan (193722) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Kyauk Hpyu Kone) (Gway Aing) Oke Myay Kan (193861) (Than Bo U Yin) Ohn Ton (193741) Hpet Taw (193663) (Ga Lon Kone) Ywar Ma (193860) Thea Hpyu Chaung (193718) (Ohn Ton) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Ga Lon Kone) (Than Bo U Yin) Kan Thar (193705) Nyaung Pin Pyo (193666) Ga Lon Kone (193859) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Gway Aing) (Ga Lon Kone) Shar Myo (193865) Na Be Kone (193717) Pay Pin Kone (193664) (Ga Lon Kone) THAZI (Than Bo U Yin) Gway Aing (193699) (Nyaung Pin Sho) Khar Kawt (193866) (Gway Aing) Meiktila Min Te Kone (193900) Ywar Thit (193742) (Ga Lon Kone) Let Pan Khaung (193892) Ta Lin Kone (193901) (Ohn Ton) Ywar Tan Shey (193700) Ma Gyi Kone (193701) Kyi Kone (193673) Pyawbwe (East) (193864) Thea Taw (193862) (Ka Hpyu) Tei Pin Te (193704) Oke Kyin (193881) (Taw Ma) (Ka Hpyu) (Gway Aing) (Gway Aing) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Ga Lon Kone) (Ga Lon Kone) Ywar Thit (193702) (Gway Aing) Wet Chauk (193670) (Hta Mon Kan) Pauk Pin Thar (193893) Tet Poe (193696) Myin Thar (193863) U Yin (193715) (Gway Aing) Bone Oe (193703) Kat Tu Kan (193672) (Nyaung Pin Sho) Nyaung Pin Thar (193880) (Taw Ma) (Mei Za Li Kone) (Ga Lon Kone) Ma Gyi Pin Su (193891) (Than Bo U Yin) (Gway Aing) (Nyaung Pin Sho) Let Pan Chaint (193676) (Hta Mon Kan) Pyi Taw Thar (193896) (Taw Ma) Than Bo (193714) Shwe Sit Thi (193675) (Taw Ma) Su Hpyu Kwet (193674) Aung Thar (193679) (Shwe Sit Thi) Kyar inn (193858) U Yin Kone (193886) Nyaung Kaing (193902) (Than Bo U Yin) Myin Chan Ywar Thit (193698) (Shwe Sit Thi) (Nyaung Pin Sho) (Shwe Sit Thi) Ta Lin Kone (193677) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Hta Mon Kan) Gon Kone (193883) Pan Taw Set (193889) (Nyaung Kaing) (Mei Za Li Kone) Chan Thar Gyi (193678) Yae Cho (193888) Thee Pin Khin (193743) Pay Pin Kone (193697) (Shwe Sit Thi) Kamma (193849) (Hta Mon Kan) (Taw Ma) Ywar Thit (193894) (Shwe Sit Thi) (Taw Ma) (Ohn Ton) (Mei Za Li Kone) Tha Nat Aint (Tha Yet Aing) (193868) (Kywe Ta Lin) Kyauk Taing (193854) Hta Mon Kan (South) (193884) (Taw Ma) (Myin Kan) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Hta Mon Kan) Mei Za Li Kone (193695) Hlyaw Hpyu Kan (193691) Tha Pyay Kan (North) (193689) Chaung Nar (193685) Aint (193870) Mon Min (193855) Shwe Daung (193885) Let Pan Aint (193931) Te Hla (193721) Kan U (194021) (Mei Za Li Kone) (Se Aung Kone) (Se Aung Kone) Chauk Pin (193895) Thea Kone (193963) Htan Taw (193683) (Mway) (Myin Kan) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Hta Mon Kan) (Za Yat Kone) (Than Bo U Yin) (Shan Ma Nge) Tha Pyay Kan (South) (193694) (Taw Ma) (Pyin Thar) Pyaw Kone (193690) Hta Naung Kone (193874) Pyin Thar (193961) Kan Bar Te (193716) (Se Aung Kone) (Mway) Me Za Li Pin (193850) Thea Taw (193960) Yone Taw Lay (193904) Yae Ngan (193720) War Yon Su (194020) (Se Aung Kone) (Pyin Thar) (Than Bo U Yin) (Myin Kan) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Khin Lu) Ywar Thar (193959) (Yone Taw Gyi) (Than Bo U Yin) (Shan Ma Nge) Kin Mun Chon (193729) Yae Htwet (193693) U Yin (193684) Se Aung Kone (193688) Wet Kone (193871) (Khin Lu) Thazi Thit Sein Pin (194019) Ta Mar Pin (193728) (Ta Pyaw) (Se Aung Kone) (Mway) Ta Pyaw (193723) (Se Aung Kone) Oh Ma Twayt (193686) (Myin Kan) Ah Shey Kone (193958) (Shan Ma Nge) (Ta Pyaw) Aint (193725) Sin Sa Lwei (193869) Khin Lu (193957) KYAUKPADAUNG (Ta Pyaw) (Mway) Chaung Gwa (194016) (Ta Pyaw) (Myin Kan) Myin Kan (193867) Lu Khin Gyi (193848) (Khin Lu) (Khin Lu) (Shan Ma Nge) Koke Ko Taw (193731) Mway (193680) (Myin Kan) Nwar San (South) (193853) (Kywe Ta Lin) Aint Ywar Haung (218399) Tha Yet Kan (193852) Kyeik Pale (218405) (Ta Pyaw) (Mway) (Kywe Ta Lin) Ah Tet Myint (194018) Tha Pyay Kone (194013) (Ta Pyaw) Hpyauk Seik Pin (193856) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Kan Gyi) Gway Kone (194017) Se Kone (193873) Aung Pin Thar (193843) Mauk Lauk (193967) Kyaik Pa Le (193962) Kyaung (194005) (Shan Ma Nge) (Shan Ma Nge) Kyauk Pon Kan (193692) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Shwe Pa Daing) (Shan Ma Nge) Nyaung Pin (193682) (Myin Kan) (Mauk Lauk) (Pyin Thar) (Kan Gyi) Khan Bu (193930) (Se Aung Kone) Bon Su Kan (193851) Yone Taw Gyi (193903) N N Kaung Hmu Kan (193845) ' ' (Mway) Ma Gyi Pin Te (193681) (Kywe Ta Lin) (Yone Taw Gyi) Pi Tauk Pin (194002) 0 0 Gway Cho (193929) (Za Yat Kone) Nyaung Kone (193740) Si Pin Thar (193687) (Shwe Pa Daing) 5 5 Gat Kone (194014) Kyar Kan (193732) (Mway) (Kan Gyi) ° ° (Za Yat Kone) Nyaung Lel (194015) (Yae Wai) (Mway) Kan Gyi Ywar Ma (194001) 0 0 Sin Swei Ya (193933) (Ta Pyaw) Let Pan Aint (East) (193726) 2 2 (Shan Ma Nge) (Shan Ma Nge) Kan Gyi Kone (193711) Aint Gyi Lel (193709) (Kan Gyi) (Za Yat Kone) (Ta Pyaw) Pyawbwe (193710) Let Pan Aint (West) (193727) (Aint Gyi Lel) Hlyaw Hpyu Pin (193932) Htan Taw (193739) (Aint Gyi Lel) (Aint Gyi Lel) Nyaung Myint (193975) Koke Ko Pin (194003) Thea Taw (193730) (Ta Pyaw) Inn Kan (193846) (Nyaung Myint) (Za Yat Kone) (Yae Wai) (Kan Gyi) (Ta Pyaw) Aung Thar (193844) (Shwe Pa Daing) Ma Gyi Tan (193724) Thar Si Lay (193713) Shwe Pa Daing (193842) (Shwe Pa Daing) Yae Wai (193733) (Ta Pyaw) (Aint Gyi Lel) Ma Gyi Cho (193789) (Shwe Pa Daing) Hta Naung Taw (193977) Oke Hpo (194004) (Yae Wai) (Thee Kone) Khin Te (193821) (Nyaung Myint) (Kan Gyi) Su Yit Kone (193928) Thee Kone (193787) Mon Pin Sel (193937) Nyaung Zauk (193736) Inn Ma (193734) Nyaung Pin Thar (193746) Yae Sin (193712) (Khin Te) Kyar Kan (193984) (Za Yat Kone) (Thee Kone) Ywar Thit Gyi (193827) Kan Gyi Kone (193828) (Kan Taung) (Yae Wai) (Yae Wai) (Mon Taing) (Aint Gyi Lel) Mi Kyaung Kan (193822) (Khin Te) Pyaw Kone (193976) (Kwet Nge) (Khin Te) (Khin Te) U Yin Kone (193833) Kan Taung (193935) (Kan Taung) (Nyaung Myint) Kan Thar (193735) Htone Aing (193788) Aung Kan (193831) (Khin
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