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Natmauk Township - Magway Region and Pyawbwe Township - Mandalay Region Myanmar Information Management Unit Natmauk Township - Magway Region and Pyawbwe Township - Mandalay Region 95°15'E 95°30'E 95°45'E 96°0'E 96°15'E Mahlaing INDIA KACHIN Meiktila CHINA SAGAING CHIN SHAN Thazi MANDALAY Kyaukpadaung MAGWAY LAOS NAY PYI TAW RAKHINE KAYAH BAGO YANGON KAYIN AYEYARWADY THAILAND MON TANINTHARYI Meiktila Kone Thar Tha Hpan Kan Thazi War Su Kyi (North) Htan Taw Gyi Kyaukpadaung War Su Kyi (South) War Yon Pauk Tan Chaung Nar Pauk Inn 20°45'N War Yin Toke 20°45'N Kyat Twin Se Gyi Khat Lan Kyin Thar Si Zaung Gyan Kone Hpwe Thin Pyaw Kone Bu Ma Kone Min Pin Myaing Aye Ka Rit Kone Ywar Thit Koe Pin Kone Thar Nyaung Kone (North) Ywar Thit Oke Shit Kone Yin Taw Ywar Ma Tein Ti Myin Su Ngant Zin Nyaung Pin Hla Taung U Ti Me Kone Yin Taw Myo Ma Dee Doke Kone Taung Pyin Ah Nauk Kan Aye Thar Yar Zay Kone Ku Ni Ka Paung Kone Lay Thein Kone (North) Let Thea Kyoe Thar Yar Kone Kyee Kyaung Pin Kyaing Ywar 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Aing Aung Kone MANDALAY Da Hat Tan Na Be Kone Thein Kone Ywar Thit Bein Da Ka Son Kone Kyi Taing Kone Shwe Pan Taw Ma Gyi Kone Nan Chun Yae Lel Kwayt (South) Nyaung Hla Se Pa Dee Kone (North) Moe Kaung Oke Cho Pin Te Gyi Kone Na Be Kwe San Taw Baw Di Kone Maung Tone Kone Thar Tha Pyay Pin Kyu Taw Wa Pa Dee Kone (Middle) Nat Sone Hmaw Hta Yan Kar Mya Yae Pauk Thee Pin Kyet Thun Paw Inn Chin Yar Kone Sa Yan Aint Yone Kone Hpan Khar San Tha Hpan Kan Kan U Khin Swea Hman Pa Dee Kone (South) Naung Khwin Gway Kone Thea Kan Me Za Li Aing Gway Zee Pa/Let Khoke Pin U Shit Myaung Lun Ngin San Kan Mi Hpa Yar Kone Khet Lan Kyin Kyet Hpyu Kone Thar Si Nyaung Ni Pin Son Ma Gyi Pin Kyauk Pon Pa-Gway Cho Thet Yin Taw Ma Au Taw Htan Ta Pin Zee Kone Kan Thar Shwe Nyaung Hpu Taung Ni Pin Myo Thin Pan Taw Ywar Thit Gway Kan (North) Ywar Htin Kyet Thaung Twin Taung U (North) Hlyaw Hpyu Kone Bet Taw Khin Gyi Ya Kyun San Gway Kan (South) Kyaung Sar Taung Kyauk Se Kyauk Chat Oke Shit Kone Ma Gyi Kone Wea Laung Nat Myaung Kone Zaung Ta Khun Taing Kyauk Taing Ma Gyi Pin Min Lan (North) Taung U (South) War Pan San Kan Ah Lar Tat Za Gyan (South) Lin Ka Toe Taung Htauk Da Hat Tan Pauk Kha Ni Rakhine Tat Ohn Pin Yar Gyi Yone Kone Min Lan (South) Thu Htay Kone Ma Gyi Tan Koke Ko Kaing Pan Taw Ywar Thar Lay Se Deik Yae Ngan Shar Pin Hla Da Hat Pin Kan Gyi Kone Peik Chin Taw Kan Gyi (North) Set Kyar Pyawbwe Nyaung Pin Thar Ta Lin Kone Ohn Pin ChanKyaung Kone Yin Mar Pin Kan Te Te Gyi Tha Yet Chin Pay Kone Min Hla Thar Si Htein Kan War Yon Su Tha Yet Pin Myet Ye Kan Ywar Thit Baw Di Kone Let Pan Taw Oke Set Pin Kyauk Sar Nyaung Kyat Pin Hmaik Pin Ywar Thit Ohn Pin Thar Koke Ko Khar Hla Kan Kaung Kyee Yoe Yae Htwet Baw Aing Zee Taw Moe Nan Kone Oke Shit Kone Hlaing Pan Thit Hla Kyin Koke Ko Pin Kyauk Te Saing Gho Net Yan Aung Yon Lay Kone) Na- Bu Taung Kaing Seik Gyo Thar Hmyar (North) Hlyaw Chaung Gyi Pin Su Nyaung Pauk Ywar Mun Hnaw Kone Htein Inn Peit Kan (North) Pa/Kyar Htu Nyan Taw Thar Hmyar (South) Shwe Kwayt Kan Swei Peit Kan (South) Ywar Taw Sa Bai Kone MAGWAY Pa/Hpon Kone Thee Kone Lay Thar Kone Dee Doke Kone Na-Bu Kwe Kyun Tone Ta Lin Kone Nyaung Kone (South) Tha Hpan Chaung Saing Gaung Pay Pin Lay Kyaung Kone Thit Hla Kyin Tha Nat Kone Chaung Net War Yon Kone Natmauk Yae Ngan 20°30'N Ge Gyi 20°30'N Hta Naung Hla Oke Hpo Bu Pin Te Tei Htat Kyauk Tan kyauk Hpyar U Yin (North) Na Be Tan Da Hat Kone (North) Pay Pin Kone Oke Shit Hmyaung Kyaung Kone U Yin (South) Sa Khan Ma Da Hat Kone (South) Nyaung Pin Hla Ywar Thit Yenangyaung Win Kaik Kyauk Chaw Hta Naung Kone Htan Pin Kone Nyaung Pin Thar Gway Kone Myin Te Gyi Kyway Htu Kan Thee Chaung Pay Pin Shey Mei Za Li Pin Nyo Thu Hmyaung Pan Nyo Lay Ein (East) Lay Ein (West) Kwin Gyi (Kwin Thee) Kyee Kan (North) Yamethin Wet Choke Shauk Pin Tha Hmone Pin (East) Tha Hmone Pin (West) Kyee Kan (South) Na- Gway Kone Yone Pin Kwet Kyu Chaung Chaung Hpyu Kan Gyi Kone Kywe Ma Kya Dee Doke Khin Se Lel Si Thar Na- Hpon Kone San Kone Pi Tauk Kone Ma Yoe Taw Lin Da Lu Aing Zauk Tha Mone Kone Gyi Ywar Kauk Gway Chaung Na- Gway Cho Gway Tauk Kone Myin Thar Gway Kone Za Loke Gyi Kyet Shar Kan Pyo Hlyaw Chaung Lay Nyaung Kone Htone Pauk Chaing Zay Thar Yamethin Na-Let Khoke Pin Kan Thar Tet Wun (North) Hlyaw Taung Tet Wun (South) Twin Gyi Shan Kone Hpa Lan Pin Natmauk Le Bu Ku Lar Shin Ka Paung Kone Gyi Kyauk Oe In Taw Ywar Thit Yae Yo Na- Kyar Htu Tha Put Pin Bu Tar Nyaung Kyat Pin Inn Kone (North) Inn Kone (South) Ta Ma Lan Pin Pi Tauk Ngoke Gway Pin Let Pa Tone Bone Taw Pyayt Legend Ta Khun Taing Village Landcover Yar Pyin Map ID:MIMU1345v01 Town Crop and Vegetation Creation Date: 29 October 2015.A1 Projection/Datum: GCS/WGS84 Township Boundary Forest Magway Data Source: State/Region Boundary Mixed Forest 20°15'N BASE MAP - MIMU 20°15'N Major Road Grassland Boundaries - WFP/MIMU Landcover - LP DAAC - MCD12Q1 2011 V.5 IGP Secondary Road Shrubland Myothit (Type1) Myothit Snow Ice RailwayTatkon Place name - Ministry of Home Affair (GAD) Stream NAY Build-upPYI AreaTAW translated by MIMU Non-Perennial/Intermittent/Fluctuating BareLand E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.themimu.info Perennial/Permanent Wetland Kilometers Water 0 5 Tatkon10 20 95°15'E 95°30'E 95°45'E 96°0'E 96°15'E Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..
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