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Probable Flood Inundated Area in Singu, Madaya, Tada-U and Sagaing Townships

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  • Ma Gyi Thone Pin
  • Shwe Hlay
  • Koke Ko

  • 96°0'E
  • 96°15'E

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Thar Yar Kone (Ywar Taw Lay)
Htan Koe Pin

Hp akant
Hkamti

Myitkyina

!.

W aingmaw

  • Kyaung Man Kan
  • Min

Lay Shi
M ogaung

Thea Kyun
Let Kauk Kya

Shwebo

M yitkyina

Kyaung Seik
Doe Pin Kone
Kan Gyi Taw

Homalin

Ngar Pi Oe

Pinle b u
M ohnyin

Ta Dar U

India

KACHIN

Ywar Thit Kone
Nyaung Pin Pu
Zee Pin Kone

Ngwe Taung

Nyaung Wun
Khet Thin

/

  • Chaung Wa
  • Taung Kaing (North)

China

M omauk
Banmauk

Htone Bo Kone
Se Gyi

Shwe gu

Taung Kaing (South)
Se Thei (South)

Ind aw
Katha

Bhamo
Paungb yin
Tamu

Bon Thar Kone
Hta Naung Thar

W untho
M ansi

M use
Tigyaing
Namhkan

Shar Kwe

Tonzang Te d im
M awlaik
Kawlin

Kyar U Yin Ywar Ma

M ab e in

SAGAING

  • Yae Taw
  • Chaung Mee To

Kutkai
Kyunhla

Shwe Pyi Kyun Si
Kyar U Yin Kyun
Ywar Thit Kone
Zay Kone

M anton
Kale wa

Let Pan Kone

Hse ni

Ngar Ein Taung
Pauk Kone
Pauk Kone

  • Yae Ka Moe
  • Yae Chan

Htone Gyi

  • Thab e ikkyin
  • Kanb alu

Htee Kone

  • Kale
  • M ongmit

Mya Kan Thar
Lel Kaing

  • Namtu
  • Taze

Taung Inn
Thar Yar Wa Di

Ah Lel Su

Singu

Falam

Hakha

Hakha
Namhsan

Ywar Thit

Lashio

Mya Thi Dar Ta Yaw Pin

  • M ogoke
  • M ingin

Y e -U

Khin-U

Sar Taung Gyi
Hlay Poet Seik
Mya Sein
Zee Kone

Tangyan M ongyai
Tab ayin

Sar Kyet Gyi

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Kyaukme
Shwe b o
Singu

Thit Seint Gyi

Kani
Bud alin

  • Si Pin Kyun
  • Hmet Hti

W e tle t

Sar Kyet Kone

Hsip aw

Ku Gyi

Nawnghkio

CHIN

Aung Chan Thar

Ayad aw

Monywa

M onywa

Kha Tet Chin
Myay Nu

Sin Kyun

M ad aya

Dint Te Kone

Y inmarb in
Thantlang

!.

Pan Tin

Gangaw

Mandalay

Sagaing

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  • Saik Kwin

Ma Gway Ta Yar

M yinmu
Chaung-U

Kyun U

Pale

!.

  • Pathe ingyi
  • Salingyi

Nyaung Ni Pin

SHAN

Pyinoolwin
M atup i

Amarap ura

Sintgaing

Kone Gyi

Ngazun
Kye thi
Tilin
M yaung

Y e sagyo
M ongkaing

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  • Sin Thay

Tad a-U

Ngar Pan Chaung
Hin Thar Hpo Ywar Thit
Hin Thar Hpo
Ywar Taw

M yaing

Pei Hlaw Hpo

Kyaukse
Lawksawk

Min Kone
Shwe Gon Taing

M yingyanMANDALAY

Nyaung Pin

Pauk
M ind at
Natogyi

Zee Kyun
Nyaung Pin Twin
Shwe Gon Taing (2)

M yittha
Laihka
Y wangan
Pakokku

Shwe Ba Yet

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  • Hop ong

Taungtha

M ahlaing
W und win
Nyaung-U

Shwe Ba Yet Let Pan Zin
Pauk Kone
Hin Thar Hpo Ywar Thit
Hpa Yar Lay Kone

Se ikp hyu

  • Tha Yaing
  • Ngar Ein Tan

Kanp e tle t
Pale twa
Loile n

Taunggyi

MAGWAY

Pind aya

Pin Lel Inn

Kyaukp ad aung

Sa Mun

  • M e iktila
  • Nansang

Thazi

Khin Min

!.

W e tle t

Chauk

Myin Taw

Salin

Di Yar

Taunggyi
Kalaw
Pyawb we

Y ame thin
M inb ya

Kha Tet Kone

M ongnai
Sid oktaya
Natmauk

Sin Nin

Nyaungshwe
Y e nangyaung

  • Wan Be Kone
  • Yae Lel Maw

Kauk Yoe Pon

Sit Kone
Min Su

Pwintb yu

Nyaung Oke Nat Gyi Sin

RAKHINE

Ah Lel Kone
Kyet Tu Yway

Hsihse ng
M ongp an
M awkmai
Tatkon

Magway

Ann

Mi Nyo Kone

Pinlaung

  • Langkho
  • M agway

Htan Gyi Kone
Nant Thar Myaing

!.

M yothit

Nat Hmaw U

M inb u

NAY PYI TAW

Zay Y ar Thi Ri

Hin Thar Ma

M ye b on
Ngap e
Taungd wingyi

KAYAH

M inhla

  • Pwe Sar Kone
  • Wet Let Ywei

Myit Kan Gyi
Kan Hpyu

Ywar Thar
Thea Inn
In Gyin Pin
Nyaung Pin Thar

Sa Bai Taw (North) Sa Bai Taw (South)
Oak Kan
Mway Pon Kan (North)

Mway Pon Kan (East)
Mway Pon Kan (South)
Pyayt Pon
Pa Laing Kan

Nat Kone

Ywar Thit
Aung Chan Thar
Kyun Gyi
Ywar Thit
Shwe Kyin
Min Ywar Taung

In Daung
Kyun Taw
Sa Lay
Kan Pauk

Pi Tauk Chon

Nyaung Kan
Mya Kan
Gway Pin
Inn Be
Tha Pyay Aik

Kaing Gyi
Kin Ywar
Zay Thit

Ta Dar Kone
Pyun Gyi

Yone Thar
Sar Taung Ni
Yae Nant Thar

  • Zee Kone
  • Sa Kar Pin

Aye Chan Thar

Pyay Thar Aye
Thar Laing
Yone Pin Kone

Pa Win Tat
Myit Kan
Myo Din

Mway Yae Yin

Mway Kha La

Mway Myit Yoe
Myay Sun

  • Ywar Thit
  • Taung Kone
  • Than Kone

Inn Be Taw
Sa Kyin
Wet Lu Aing

  • Sin Yar Thit
  • Oke Hpo Lay

Thea Hpyu Chaung
Oke Hpo Gyi
Mway Kyi Kone

Wetlet

Oke Hpo Lay Ywar Thit

  • Shein Ma Kar
  • Mway Shwe Khe

Mway Hin Thar
Ah Htet Taung Kaing
Tha Pyay Thar
Tha Pyay Chaung
Mway Nyaung Kyoe

Su Paung Kyun
Min Kone Lay

  • Kyauk Sa Yit Kone (North)
  • Lint Kone

Inn Ta Khar
Oke Taik
Myit Ta Bet
Mway Ta Laing
Thone Sint Kan

  • Ta Mar Kone
  • Ta Dar U

Bagan Su
Nay Pu Kone

  • Na Be Pin Hla
  • Chaung Pauk

Thu Htay Kone
Waw Su

Wun Su

  • Ywar Thit
  • Kan Beit

Yae Chaung Bo
Chaung Taw Wa

Kywe Tat
Ohn Hmin (Ohn Pin)

  • Mway Ku Toet Seik
  • Kyauk Sa Yit Kone (South)

Zee Hpyu Kone
Ku Kaung
Sin Kut (Middle)
Yone Pin
Thea Kyun
Bu Ba Kan
U Dein
Kywe Kya

Seik Thar
Ngar Yei

  • Shar Say Chet
  • Mway Te Oke

Zee Hpyu Kone

Lel Taw Gyi
Se Gyi Su
Tha Pyay Hla
Thu Htay Kone
Zee Hpyu Pin

Shan Myaung
Peik Tha Noe
Yae Thauk Kan
Ta Mar Kan

Tat (Upper)
Ah Nyar Kaing
Inn Kone
Sar Hpo Kone
Tha Hpan Kaing
Tha Min Chan
Myaung Thit

Sin Kut (South)
Yway Su

Ywar Thit

  • Mway Sin Kone
  • Ta Chan Thar

Pauk Kan

Pauk Kan Bu Tar
Ohn Hne Boke Peit Thu Gyi
Ton Kone Mya Kone
Ywar Thit
Nyaung Pin Gyi Taw
Thar Yar Wa Di
Pan Ya

Madaya

Sein Pan Kone
Taung Pyone Nge
War Lone Pyun

  • Tat (Lower)
  • Po Wa (North)

Shan
Se Pei
U Yin Taw

Wea Gyi
Let Kaung Lay
Let Kaung Gyi
Kyat Pyin
Ywar Tan Shey
Nyaung Zauk

Ywar Thit
Ywar Thit
Myo Kone
Bar Da Ye

Koe Pin
Po Wa (South)
Kyun Ka Lay

Lel Gyi
Htan Gyi Bu Tar
Thu Ye Zet

Taw Pu
Kyauk Ta Dar Ywar Thit
Kan Hpyu
Kyauk Se Lay
Shin Hla (North)

Myit Tein
Shin Hla (Middle)
Myaung U
Baw Di
Myaung Thit
Auk Inn

  • Moe Gyoe
  • Sa Khan Thar

M ad aya

Tha Pyay Pin Kone
Aung Chan Thar
Ywar Nan
Bo Kone

Kyauk Ta Dar

Let Wea Gyi
Myin See
Thea Kaw
Mar Ya Bin
Ywar Taw Lay

Wai Hin Ga Ma
Htan Gyi
Thar Si
Kin
Ma Gyi Kone

La Maing

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  • Bay Meit

  • Tha Man Ga Ya
  • Kyaung Hpyu

Ta Laing
Shin Hla (South)
Sint Kaing
Kyat Kone
Thi La Kone

  • Kone Gyi
  • Taung Kan

Shan Taw

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Aye Kyun
Tha Min Twin

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Kan Lel Khon
Ah Lel Pon
Bo
Kyun U Taw
Kyar

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  • Auk Taung Kaing

Sauk Chon Pauk
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Pyin Kar
Kaung Si Pin

Htan Pin Kone
Hin Thar Kone
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Set Hteik

Mon Yway
Htan Chauk Pin

Shwe Boe Gyi
War Yin Doke
Oke Hpo
Htone Bo
Pwe Taing Kyaw

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  • Taung Ku Lar

Myit Kauk
Ah Lel
Wet Khe

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Ywar Thit
Wa Thon Da Ra

Mya Kan Thar

  • Chaung U
  • Ngar Hmun Taung

  • Sa Mun
  • Pauk Taw

Kan Beit
Aung Tha Pyay
Te Kone
Kone Gyi

Lin Yin

  • Kya Khat
  • Shwe Chaung

Nge Toe

Taung Pyone Lay
Tha Nat Kone
Me Za Li Chaung

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Bauk Thauk
Sa Kar Taung

Kaung Mun
Nay Pu

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Ma Yoe Kone

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  • Taung Yin (North)

Taung Yin (South)

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  • Tha Hpan Daunt

Kyone
Aung Myay

Mon Nyo

  • Daung Kyun (South)
  • Thein Kone

Ywar Thit
Da Hat Taw
Shwe Baung
Min Ga Lar Thi Ri

Lin Mway Chaung

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Lun Taung
Su Lay Kone

Hpa Yar Ma Kone
Kan Gyi
Ka Thea Tar
Kyein Taw

Htone Bo
Bo Kone
Tha Lun Hpyu
Kone Tan Gyi

Kone Tan Lay
Gan Da Mar
Htee Taw Moe
Kywe Chan Kone

Bu Mein Da Ra
Din Gar Kyun
Yone Pin

Kan Pyin
Pa Du
Yauk Ma Soke

Ohn Ta Zin
Hteik Su Kone
Thet Kei Chin

Taung Pyone

Min Kan
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