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Myanmar Information Management Unit Buthidaung Township - Rakhine State 92°15'E 92°20'E 92°25'E 92°30'E 92°35'E 92°40'E 92°45'E 92°50'E 92°55'E BHUTAN 21°25'N INDIA CHINA BANGLADESH Ü VIETNAM LAOS 21°20'N THAILAND CAMBODIA 21°20'N Paletwa PALETWA Sin Shey Myo (198132) (Ba Da Kar) Ah Htet Bo Ka Lay (198127) (Ba Da Kar) 21°15'N Auk Bo Ka Lay (198128) (Ba Da Kar) Kyee Hnoke Thee (198129) (Ba Da Kar) Kyaung Zar Hpyu (198126) (Ba Da Kar) Pan Zi (198125) (Ba Da Kar) 21°15'N Nga/Myin Baw Kha Mway (198131) Taungpyoletwea (Ba Da Kar) Nga/Myin Baw Ku Lar (198130) (Ba Da Kar) Ba Da Kar (198124) (Ba Da Kar) Tha Ra Zaing (198281) (Aye Yar Cha) Pu Zun Chaung (198134) Ah Yaing Kwet Chay (198263) (Kyaung Taung) (Laung Yon) 21°10'N Sar Kaing (198135) Laung Chaung (198249) (Kyaung Taung) Pe Tha Du (West) (198152) (Kha Maung Chaung) (Kyun Pauk) Thea Ni Chaung (198136) Kyaw U (198137) (Kyaung Taung) (Kyaung Taung) Tin May (198139) (Tin May) Kyauk Twe Chaung (198138) Kyaung Taung (198133) (Kyaung Taung) (Kyaung Taung) Kyauk See (198147) 21°10'N (Kyun Pauk) BUTHIDAUNG MAUNGDAW Pe Tha Htu (198143) Nan Tha Yway (198247) (Goke Pi) (Kha Maung Chaung) Kyway Chaung Kha Mway (198151) Pe Lun Kha Mway (198150) (Kyun Pauk) (Kyun Pauk) Oe Hpyu (Thet + Myo) (198145) Pauk Kyat Wa (198209) Kyway Chaung Kha Mway (Lower) (198153) (Goke Pi) (Ta Ya Gu) (Kyun Pauk) Oh Byu (198142) Sa Hone Kha Mway (198144) Kyway Chaung Rakhine (198149) (Goke Pi) (Goke Pi) Sin Ma U Kaing (198205) (Kyun Pauk) (Ta Ya Gu) Hmaing Sa Ri (198198) Kyway Chaung Ku Lar (198148) Kyun Pauk Ku Lar (198146) (Ta Ya Gu) (Kyun Pauk) (Kyun Pauk) Doe Tan (198206) Sin Hpyu Taung (198246) (Ta Ya Gu) Sa Hone (198141) (Kha Maung Chaung) (Goke Pi) 21°5'N Goke Pi (198140) (Goke Pi) Pauk Kyat (198204) (Ta Ya Gu) Seik Ta Ra (198211) (Ta Ya Gu) In Chaung (198212) Than Pu Yar (198200) (Ta Ya Gu) (Ta Ya Gu) Nga Thaing Chaung (198210) (Ta Ya Gu) Ba Ho Pyin Ywar Thit (198199) (Ta Ya Gu) 21°5'N Ba Ho Pyin Ywar Haung (198201) (Ta Ya Gu) Chaung Chay (198202) Baw Di Kaing (198250) (Ta Ya Gu) (Kha Maung Chaung) Pan Be Chaung Rakhine (198154) (Myauk Ye (a) Pan Be Chaung) Zee Hton Rakhine (198156) (Zee Hton) Taung Gyi Yin (198157) Pan Be Chaung Ku Lar (198155) (Zee Hton) (Myauk Ye (a) Pan Be Chaung) Pi Ywet Rakhine (198207) (Ta Ya Gu) Yin Ma Zee Hton (198158) Yae Chan (198208) (Ta Ya Gu) (Zee Hton) Pein Hne Chaung (198266) Thar Si Myo (198159) Yin Ma Kyaung Taung (198194) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) Kyein Chaung (198196) Ku Lar Chaung (198259) (Zee Hton) (Yin Ma Kyaung Taung) Maung Hnit Ma (198193) (Yin Ma Kyaung Taung) (Kha Maung Chaung) (Nga Yant Chaung (a) Taung Bazar) Ah Nauk Pyin (198195) Pauk Taw Pyin (198192) (Yin Ma Kyaung Taung) Pyin Khaung (198162) Pein Hne Gyi (198285) (Ba Da Nar) (Nga Yant Chaung (a) Taung Bazar) Yin Ma Zay (198191) Rammoya Fara (217869) (Aye Yar Cha) 21°0'N (Yin Ma Kyaung Taung) (Nga Yant Chaung (a) Taung Bazar) Taung Chay (198273) Ywar Thar Yar (198163) Ta Ra Gu (198197) Kone Taung (198215) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) (Ba Da Nar) (Ta Ya Gu) (Thin Ga Net) Nga Tin Tein (198265) Ba Da Nar (198160) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) (Ba Da Nar) Done Paing (198214) Thin Ga Net (198213) Nat Seik (198275) (Thin Ga Net) (Thin Ga Net) Zay Teit Kaung (198184) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) (Inn Chaung) Khu Taung (198216) Aye Yar Cha (198276) BANGLADESH (Thin Ga Net) (Aye Yar Cha) Bo Gyi Chaung (198218) 21°0'N Inn Chaung Zay (198187) (Mee Chaung Zay) Pyain Chaung (198167) (Inn Chaung) Ba Da Nar Ywar Thit (198186) Aw Ra Ma (198264) (Laung Chaung) Ku Mi Khar Li (198180) (Inn Chaung) Khaik Mu Ra (198219) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) (Mee Kyaung Khaung Swea) (Mee Chaung Zay) Mar Zi (198220) Myauk Chaung (198243) (Mee Chaung Zay) (Oke Taung) Ywar Thit (198222) Ba Da Nar Ku Lar (198185) Maung Chaung (198280) Laung Chaung Ku Lar (198166) (Mee Chaung Zay) (Inn Chaung) (Aye Yar Cha) Htu Myaung Lay (198269) (Laung Chaung) Oke Taung (Rakhine) (198242) Maung Nu (198233) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) (Oke Taung) Dar Sauk Paing (198282) Maung Hla Ma (198181) (Chin Tha Mar) (Aye Yar Cha) (Mee Kyaung Khaung Swea) Min Kaing (198268) Tha Yae Kone Tan (198175) Chin Tha Mar (198231) Chan Thar (198284) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) KYAUKTAW (Nga Kyin Tauk) Myit Nar (198227) (Chin Tha Mar) (Aye Yar Cha) Kha Yu Chaung (217866) (Dar Paing Sa Yar) Dar Paing Sa Yar (198223) Ma Yee Mee (198283) Khar Lar U (198272) (Laung Chaung) (Aye Yar Cha) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) Aw Lan Pyin Ku Lar (198178) (Dar Paing Sa Yar) (Nga Kyin Tauk) Gaung Ni (198225) Kan Paing Chaung (198237) Sin Swei Ya (198165) Saint Aung (198224) (San Hnyin Wai) Taung Chaung Gyi (198274) (Laung Chaung) (Dar Paing Sa Yar) (Dar Paing Sa Yar) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) 20°55'N Pale Taung (198234) Kha Mway Chaung (198239) (Chin Tha Mar) (San Hnyin Wai) Pyin Shey (Rakhine) (198235) (Kyauk Taung (a) Pyin Shey) Hpa Lan (198170) Let Pan Chaung (198360) (Tat Min Chaung) Daing Net Ywar (217867) Si Pin Thar Yar (198240) (Pyin Chaung) Tha Lu Pyar (198271) (Tat Min Chaung) (San Hnyin Wai) (Aw Ra Ma (a) Yee Chaung Pyin Hla) Sin Oe Pyin (Ywar Gyi) (198229) San Hnyin Wai (Rakhine) (198241) Myaung (198171) Sin Oe Pyin (Middle) (198230) (Maung Gyi Taung) (San Hnyin Wai) (Tat Min Chaung) (Maung Gyi Taung) Pu Zun Chaung (198318) Pyin Shey Ku Lar (198238) 20°55'N Maw Ni Ku (198312) (Let Wea Det Pu Zun Chaung) Kyauk Yit (198303)(San Hnyin Wai) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) (Nan Yar Kone) Sa Bay Taung/Ta Bay Taung (217872) Gone Nar (198305) San Hnyin Wai (Win Dwin Rakhine) (198236) Than Chay (198300) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) (Ywar Ma) (San Hnyin Wai) (Nan Yar Kone) Myauk (Pale Taung) (198302) (Nan Yar Kone) Kyet Mauk Taung (198292) Taung (Pale Taung) (198299) (Tha Yet Kin Ma Nu) Buthidaung (Nan Yar Kone) Tha Yet Kin Ma Nu (198291) Toe Cheit Ywar (217873) (Tha Yet Kin Ma Nu) Thar Yar Kone (198315) Kyauk Hla Pyin (198311) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) Tat Yar (Rakhine) (198329) (Kyauk Hpyu Taung) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) Da Pyu Chaung (198290) (Ka Kyet Bet Kan Pyin) Let Wea Det (198308) (Da Pyu Chaung) Kyauk Pyin Chaung (198288) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) Kan Gyi Pyin (198328) Kun Taing Ywar Gyi (198293) (Ka Kyet Bet Kan Pyin) (Ka Nyin Chaung) Inn Hpauk (198313) (Kun Taing (a) Zee Pin Taung) Mun Shi Ywar (217875) Myo Ma Chaung (198359) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) (Ka Kyet Bet Kan Pyin) (Pyin Chaung) Done Chaung (198310) Myauk (Ywet Nyo Taung) (198347) (Let Wea Det Pyin Shey) (Ywet Nyo Taung) 20°50'N Taung (Ywet Nyo Taung) (198346) Ka Kyet Bet (198331) Taung (198319) (Ywet Nyo Taung) (Ka Kyet Bet) Pyin Chaung (198358) (Ba Gone Nar) U Hla Hpay (198343) (Pyin Chaung) Myaung Nar (198321) (U Hla Hpay) Min Hla Kaing (198289) Day Li (198333) (Ba Gone Nar) (Ka Nyin Chaung) Maungdaw (Myaung Nar) Pyar Pin Yin (198351) Ah Lel (198320) Ah Lel Chaung (198334) (Ah Twin Hnget Thay) (Ba Gone Nar) (Ah Lel Chaung) Yae Chan Pyin (198365) Let Thar (198335) Taung (198344) (Tha Yet Pyin) (Ah Lel Chaung) (U Hla Hpay) 20°50'N Pyin Shey (198340) Tha Yet Pyin (Rakhine) (198363) (Kin Chaung) Kin Chaung (198336) Hnget Thay (198352) (Tha Yet Pyin) (Ah Twin Hnget Thay) Ahr Kar Pyan Ka Mway (198339) (Kin Chaung) (Kin Chaung) Kyar Nyo Pyin (Rakhine) (198368) Tha Yet Pyin (Ku Lar) (198364) Tha Peik Taung (Rakhine) (198377) (Lay Myo) (Tha Yet Pyin) Let Pan Kaing (198338) (Tha Peik Taung) Hpon Nyo Leik (Rakhine + Ku Lar) (198372) (Kin Chaung) Hpon Nyo Leik (198370) PONNAGYUN Taung Chay (198378) (Hpon Nyo Leik) (Hpon Nyo Leik) (Tha Peik Taung) Kyein Chaung (198376) Taung (198406) Tha Pyay Taw (198388) (Wa Ya Kyun) (Kyauk Yant) (Sein Hnyin Pyar) Wa Ra Kyun (198373) Teik Tu Pauk (198407) Yet Chaung (198386) (Wa Ya Kyun) (Kyauk Yant) U Yin Thar Kha Mway (198414) (Sein Hnyin Pyar) U Yin Thar (198410) (San Goe Taung) Yet Chaung (198386) Wa Ra Kyun (198402) (San Goe Taung) (Sein Hnyin Pyar) Zay Ah Nauk (198389) (Say Oe Kya) Shat Shar Taung (198409) (Sein Hnyin Pyar) Pyin Shey (198382) Say Oe Kya (198401) (San Goe Taung) 20°45'N (Sein Hnyin Pyar) (Say Oe Kya) Nwar Yon Taung (198413) Kyauk Sar Taing (217879) (San Goe Taung) Gu Dar Pyin (198390) (Gu Dar Pyin) Kun Taung (198416) Khaung Taik (198411) Taung (198392) (Gu Dar Pyin) Kan Da (Kan Da Para) (198394) (Sa Par Htar) (San Goe Taung) (Gu Dar Pyin) (Hpoe Khaung Chaung (a) Kan Pyin) Hlaing Shey Pyin (198397) Baw Li (Ku Lar) (198427) (U Kyaw (a) Thar Zin) (Wet Ma Kya (a) Zay Di Taung) Kan Pyin (198419) Thein Tan (Rakhine) (198399) (Say Taung) (Hpa Yar Pyin Thein Tan) Sa Par Htar (198415) (Sa Par Htar) Ywa Thit (Esmile Para) (217882) 20°45'N Pyaing Taung (198439) (Hpa Yar Pyin Thein Tan) Gone Nar (198435) (Hpa Yon Chaung) Wet Ma Kya (198430) (Kyauk Hpyu Thar Thay Kan) Say Taung (198418) Hpa Yon Chaung (Daing Nat) (198436) (Thay Kan Gwa Son) (Say Taung) (Hpa Yon Chaung) Maws Taw Hpi (198432) Gwa Son (217883) Hpa Yon Chaung (Ku Lar) (198438) (Thay Kan Gwa Son) Gaung Gyi (198429) (Say Taung) (Hpa Yon Chaung) Thay Kan (Ku Lar) (198434) (Thay Kan Gwa Son) Kywe Tet Pyin (198441) (Kyauk Hpyu Thar Thay Kan) (Hpa Yon Chaung) Tha Pyay Seik (198423) Doe Tan (1) (198437) Gwa Son (Ku Lar) (198431) (Thaing Ta Poke) (Hpa Yon Chaung) (Thay Kan Gwa Son) Doe Tan (2) (198440) Gwa Son (Rakhine) (198428) (Hpa Yon Chaung) Hpa Yar Pyin (198442) (Thay Kan Gwa Son) (Hpa Yar Pyin Aung Pa) Nyaung Chaung (198446) Kywe Cho Maw (198444) (Ah Htet Kywe Cho Maw (a)Nyaung Chaung Kywe Gyo Maw) (Ah Htet Kywe Cho Maw (a)Nyaung Chaung Kywe Gyo Maw) Thaing Ta Poke (198421) (Thaing Ta Poke) Kar Di (198445) 20°40'N (Ah Htet Kywe Cho Maw (a)Nyaung Chaung Kywe Gyo Maw) Hla Tha Ma (217884)
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