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K Y a I K L a T B O G a L E P Y a P O N Mawlamyinegyun Wakema Labutta 95°10’0"E 95°20’0"E 95°30’0"E MASOYEIN SABYUZU THAINGGON KANYINTABIN TALOKSU PAUK TAN THAHTEGON KYWEGYAUNG TUMYAUNG KYONPA THITCHEM-APYA KYAUNGSHAGWIN SAWKEGYDUNG ONBINZU SEINHAING THONGWA DIPALE THAYUTGYI KYONKYAIK KYAWZAN THITCHEINWA ONBINZU ALANDUT ONBINZU SIBWACHAUNG THAYETKON YAZUDAINGDUNTABE THAUNGDAN KYAIKPI DANONGYAUNG PAYA GY I BYANGYI BYANGYI DIPALE GAYAN-AWA NGAPIGYAUNG Wakema SINGYAUNG PAYA GY I HTITOLO-APYA MATUKWIN BAMAW LE-EINDAN PEGON KUNYINGYAUNG THONEINDAN KYONMANGE SHWEMEIKCHAUNG BOLU PANGUGYAUNG OKPON KYUNKAMA KYONLAMU YEZUN ALEGWIN MAYANGYAUNG KANZAUK-ATET MYAUNGTHA HLEZEIK KANAUNG SAWKEGYAUNG KANZUDAUK PAYA IK THITPYUGYAUNG KAYINZU ASUGYIPALUNZA GAYAN GWEBINZEIK KYUNPYATTHAT KYONLAMU KAYINZU TA L U WA KYIZU MAGWEDAN MYITBO SABEGON PYINMAGON YENIGYAUNG METALAING TAGUNDAING DALIN KYUNPA AUNGBANGYAUNG SABYUZU KYONZALU WEGYAUNG WEDAUNG HLEZEIK HLEZEIK KWMINGYAUNG PAYA GYAUNG KWINGYAUNG LAWKADAT 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HTEIKCHAUNG KANBALABINZEIK MEDAWZU THABYEGON YEDWINGWIN KOKKOBINZU KANGON AUKKABA KANZEIK DAMYAGYAUNG MA-NGEGYI KALADAN KAYANGYAUNG PONYO-AUK DANON PETPYE BYUSAKAN GWEGON DANÔN MA-NGEGALE TINL E KAMABO NYAUNGGYAUNG ATET-PAUNGDE KANI PAYAGON PYINBOGALE KWINBONGYI PONYO-ASHE POMYA-ASU PONNAYEIK AUK PAUNGDE AWABYE SHWEBOGYAUNG KANAUNG PYINBOGYI DAYEBYU KYEINGYAUNG TAYAWCHSUNG HTALU NGABYEMA LAGAYET AT ET PA UNGW IN KANZU BYUGYAUNG KANZEIK KANIGYI KYONKAW LRRAWADDY KANBALAGYAUNG SINGU KATHA-HMYIN SETSAN Setsan TEBINZEIK KYÔNKADUN THINBAUNGGON YATPAYON DAUNGGYI KONIZU KAYHA-HMYIN-CHAUNGBYA WAGYAUNG-AUK KYONKADUN MYINGAWAING KATHABAUNG WAGYAUNG-ATET WEGYAUNG NGAPHEGYAUNG WEGYI AUK PAUNGWIN Bogale DEDALO TAWBAING-KANZU BAWDIMA HNAHNABAUK OKYWIN-AWA TAW BA I N GZ U LAMUGYI OKTWIN 16°0’0"N PYAGYAUNGGALE LAMUGYI HPO THAN HPO THAN 16°0’0"N YEGYAWDO PYAGYAUNGGYI HPO SU KYAUNG HPAYAGON GWEGON WEBYAN HPOHKWEYO TAW BA I N G MYOGON MYOGÔN PYINMAGON THAYETPINZEIK DAWNYEIN DAWNVEIN KAMANTA MYINGAGON KAZANGON CHAUNGBYEGYI KANYINTABIN PETPYE YEGYAWGYI EGON THAYANGAGON KYAUNGGON YEGYAWGYI NYAUNGLAN-NGU DANICHAUNG HPOBAGON YOGON TAW GY O MYINGAZEIK HSEIKMA HPOTUGON HSEIKMA 15°50’0"N 15°50’0"N MAYAN SUBOKKWE KADONKANI KAGYIN KYAUNGZU THAYETCHAUNG MAYAN EYA AMACHAUNGWA AMA TEBINZEIK KADÔNKANI ONBIN AMA PYINDAYE AMA TAR AHPI GON ALANDAING ALANDAING BA-E-GON KANGALEGON Ama airstrip: runway 200m NAUKMI x 20m only GAWDUTHAUNG Scale at A3: 1:240,000 Kilometers 0510 Rail State Capital Airport Pri Road Logistics hub Date Created: 30-JUNE-2008 MYANMAR Towns hip Map Num: UNJLC_MM08a_004a_A3P Airstrip Sec Road Datum/Proj.: WGS84/Geographic Email: [email protected] Major Town Warehouse GLIDE Num: TC-2008-000057-MMR Website: www.unjlc.org, Waterbody www.logisticscluster.org Bogale Township HLZ Tertiary Road The boundaries and names and the Intermediate Town Bridge-appears damaged designations used on this map do not Local/Urban River imply official endorsement or acceptance Cyclone Nargis - Affected Area Port by the United Nations. All information is Small Town Bridge-unknown condition Flood Water the best available at the time this map Transport - Air, Land, Water Trail was produced. Updates should be sent to Village Bridge-appears intact satellite detected flood water, the email address at left. Data Sources: GISCorps, GIST, ESRI, OCHA, WFP, WVI, UNJLC, UNOSAT, VMAP1 Restriction Unspecified 5th May 2008.
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