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Ponnagyun Township - Rakhine State Myanmar Information Management Unit Ponnagyun Township - Rakhine State 92°35'E 92°40'E 92°45'E 92°50'E 92°55'E 93°0'E 93°5'E 93°10'E BHUTAN INDIA CHINA BANGLADESH 21°0'N 21°0'N Ü VIETNAM LAOS THAILAND PALETWA CAMBODIA 20°55'N 20°55'N KYAUKTAW BUTHIDAUNG Kyauktaw 20°50'N 20°50'N Maung Hnit Ma (196221) (Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan) 20°45'N 20°45'N Ah Win Taung (196220) (Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan) Hpa Yon Pauk (196219) (Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan) 20°40'N PONNAGYUN 20°40'N Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan (196217) (Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan) Maw (196313) Hpar Pway (196224) (Pet Khwet Seik) (Hpar Pway) Pet Khwet Seik (196312) (Pet Khwet Seik) Kywe Lan Chaung (196316) Kha Pway (196229) (Kywe Lan Chaung) (Hpar Pway) Khway Htee (196228) Nga/Pyauk Se (196315) Kyet Chay (196230) (Hpar Pway) Buddhaw (196314) (Nga/Pyauk Se) MRAUK-U (Hpar Pway) RATHEDAUNG Sin Hpyu Taung (196227) (Pet Khwet Seik) Let Wea Myan (196317) (Hpar Pway) Ah Htet Myat Hle (196310) (Let Wea Myan) (Ah Htet Myat Hle) Ga Nan Taung (196308) (Ga Nan Taung) Kar Di (196318) (Kar Di) Aw Ra Ma (196232) (Aw Ra Ma) Kan Thit (196311) Thea Tet (196319) Pyaing Taw (196306) (Ah Htet Myat Hle) (Thea Tet) Chaung Pauk Wa (196233) (Thea Taw) Pyin Hlyar Shey (196321) (Aw Ra Ma) (Pyin Hlyar Shey) Thea Taw (Myo) (196307) Thea Taw (196304) Kyar Laung Pun (196305) (Thea Taw) Let Ma Seik (196320) (Thea Taw) Mrauk-U (Thea Taw) (Thea Tet) Aung Seik (196323) Sin Thi Pein Hne Taw (196234) Pyin Hla (196322) Min Zi Chaung (196330) Wun Paik (196235) (Aung Seik) (Sin Thi Pein Hne Taw) (Sin Thi Pein Hne Taw) Aung Ma Kyaw (196250) Shin Taw (Daing Net) (196303) (Pyin Hlyar Shey) (Min Zi Chaung) 20°35'N (U Yin Thar) (Shin Taw (Daing Net)) Myin Kat Taw (196325) 20°35'N Wan Dee (196324) (Myin Kat Taw) (Aung Seik) Yoe Ta Yoke (196302) Nat Ta Lin (196248) Yin Chaung (196331) Tha Lu Khaung (196241) Laung Poke (196249) (Yoe Ta Yoke) (U Yin Thar) (Yin Chaung) (Thet Kyaing Taung) (U Yin Thar) Pauk Tu Pauk (196326) Pa Dee Chaung (196246) Thet Kyaing Taung (196238) (Myin Kat Taw) (U Yin Thar) Kyein Chaung (Rakhine) (196328) (Thet Kyaing Taung) Oke Pon (196247) (Kyein Chaung) Lu Ke (196245) Hmo Hin Taw (196299) Kaung Mun (196301) Be Kho (196329) (U Yin Thar) Poe Shi Kone (196300) (Hmo Hin Taw) Gwa Son (196327) Lun Pu Taung (196243) (U Yin Thar) (Hmo Hin Taw) (Kyein Chaung) (Hmo Hin Taw) Kyay Taw (196342) (Gwa Son) Tha Yaw Pin Yin (196242) (Thet Kyaing Taung) (Kyan Khin) (Thet Kyaing Taung) U Yin Thar (196244) Thu Pon (196333) MAUNGDAW Pyaing Chaung (196240) (U Yin Thar) Htone Bu (196295) (Thu Pon) (Myo) (Thet Kyaing Taung) Taung Nar (196341) Sar Ngan Kan (196336) Ku Taung (196256) (Kyan Khin) (Sar Ngan Kan) Kyin Ta Lin (196340) Nar Yi Kan (196335) (Dat Pa) Be Ngar Yar (196294) (Kyan Khin) Thar Si (196338) (Sin Htein Gyi) Pa Ne' Taw (196252) (Myo) (Dat Pa) (Tauk Son) Nyaung Chon (196332) Na Gar Mauk (196255) Sin Htein Gyi (196334) (Nyaung Chon) (Dat Pa) (Sin Htein Gyi) Dat Pa (196251) Ma Yit Chaung (196298) Me Da Ma (196239) (Dat Pa) (Myo) Ahr La War Ka (196296) Tauk Son (196337) (Thet Kyaing Taung) (Myo) Myo (196293) Kyan Khin (196339) (Tauk Son) Chin Thayt (196348) Ohn Htein Tan (196351) Shaw Chay (196254) Myo Don (196253) (Myo) (Kyan Khin) (Chin Thayt) (Myet Thauk) (Dat Pa) (Dat Pa) Hpa Yar Gyi (196344) Aung Thar Yar (196346) (Hpa Yar Gyi) (Hpa Yar Gyi) Dwa Chaung (196257) Tha Yet Chaung (196297) Dar Peit (196350) U Shey Zwe (196345) 20°30'N (Dat Pa) (Myo) (Myet Thauk) 20°30'N Gat Gar (196261) Shwe Nat Pyin (196347) (Hpa Yar Gyi) (Hpa Yar Gyi) Rathedaung (Poe Shi Pyin) Hpaung Seik (196292) (Hpaung Seik) Pan Ni Lar (196343) Myet Thauk (196349) (Pan Ni Lar) (Myet Thauk) Kyauk Than Chay (196259) (Pyaing Taung) Htaung Laung Pun (196290) Aung Hpyu Pyin (196352) Ohn Chaung (196354) Kha Mi Gan Ga (217966) (Htaung Laung Pun) (Aung Hpyu Pyin) (Aung Hpyu Pyin) (Gant Gar (Rakhine)) Ga Nan Me (196291) Ya Hat Taung (196262) (Htaung Laung Pun) Tha Yet Cho (196353) Pe Si Nan (196355) (Ya Hat Taung) Kha Mway Kyein Chaung (196286) (Aung Hpyu Pyin) Pyaing Taung (196258) Gant Gar Nge (196289) (Pe Si Nan) (Gant Gar Gyi (Gant Gar (Kha Me))) (Kha Mway Kyein Chaung) (Pyaing Taung) Poe Shi Pyin (196260) Gant Gar Gyi (196288) (Poe Shi Pyin) Gant Gar (196263) Laung Chaung (196287) (Gant Gar Gyi (Gant Gar (Kha Me))) (Gant Gar (Rakhine)) (Kha Mway Kyein Chaung) Kan U (196284) Kyet Sin Ta Lin (196265) (Kan U) Kyauk Pyin Seik (196269) (Kyet Sin Ta Lin) Ah Baung Taw (196264) (Kyauk Pyin Seik) (Gant Gar (Rakhine)) Thit Ka Toe (196282) Kha Naung Gyi (196267) Pauk Taw Pyin (196277) (Nat Taung) (Zay Di Pyin) (Pauk Taw Pyin) Ni Pu Soe (196279) Kyar Nyo Kan (196285) Yoe Ngu (196356) Taw Hpyar Kan Chaung (196268) (Pein Hne Taw) (Kan U) (Taw Hpyar Kan Chaung) (Yoe Ngu) Zay Di Pyin (196266) Nat Taung (196281) (Zay Di Pyin) (Nat Taung) 20°25'N Kyauk Khei Pyin (196270) Pein Hne Taw (196278) 20°25'N Yin Dar (196273) Kan Taunt Gyi (196283) (Kyauk Pyin Seik) (Pein Hne Taw) (Kan Bu) Doe Tan (Haung) (196275) (Nat Taung) (Doe Tan) Pe Khin Chay (196280) Doe Tan (Thit) (196274) (Pein Hne Taw) (Doe Tan) Tin Ku (196276) Thea Hpyu Chaung (196358) (Doe Tan) (Thea Hpyu Chaung) Kan Bu (196272) (Kan Bu) Kan Pyin (196398) Moe Tein Pyin (196363) Hpet Kya (196362) (Kan Pyin) (Moe Tein Pyin) (Let Wea Sar Taik) Thin Pone Tan (196396) (Thin Pone Tan) Na Daung Kya (196364) Kywe Cha (196392) (Moe Tein Pyin) Kyauk Seik (196357) Ah Lel Chaung (196393) (Ma Gyi Chaung) Let Wea Sar Taik (196361) (Kyauk Seik) (Ah Lel Chaung) Thar Yar Kone (196391) Ah Me Khin (196365) (Let Wea Sar Taik) Ku Lar Bar (196397) Tin Htu (196360) Myit Nar Pyin (196395) (Ma Gyi Chaung) (Ah Me Khin) (Thin Pone Tan) (Thar Si) Thar Si (196359) (Ah Lel Chaung) Ma Gyi Chaung (196390) Di Par Yon (196366) (Thar Si) (Ma Gyi Chaung) (Di Par Yon) Sint Pin Yin (196388) (Kyein Kyun) Kyein Kyun (196387) (Kyein Kyun) Taung Yin (196369) Kyun Chay (196389) Wet Hnoke Thee (196367) Kyun Chay (196400) (Wet Hnoke Thee) Yae Hpyu Kan (196374) (Kyein Kyun) (Wet Hnoke Thee) (Ku Lar Chaung) (Yae Pauk Chaung) Ah Htoke Thei (196384) Met Ka Lar Kya (196401) Yar Chaung (196370) Hpar Lar Kone (196386) (Ah Htoke Thei) 20°20'N Ku Lar Chaung (196399) (Met Ka Lar Kya) (Yar Chaung) 20°20'N (Tan Bet Hlan) Chaung Wa (196372) Ponnagyun (Ku Lar Chaung) Yae Pauk Chaung (196373) Tan Bet Hlan (196385) (Yar Chaung) Kon Tan Kyein Chaung (196402) (Tan Bet Hlan) (Yae Pauk Chaung) (Kon Tan Kyein Chaung) Hpone Soe (196371) Pa Day Thar (196382) (Yar Chaung) (Pa Day Thar) Ah Lel Kyun (196381) Nat Seik (196375) (Ah Lel Kyun) (Nat Seik) Zay Di Yin (196376) Kun Taung (196403) (Nat Seik) (Kun Taung) Min Kan (196378) In Zone Pyin (196380) (Tan Swei) Hgnet Gyi Kyun (196407) (Paik Seik (Kyaw Zan)) (Hgnet Gyi Kyun) Tan Swei (196377) (Tan Swei) Baung Du Lar (196405) Paik Seik (Kyaw Zan) (196379) (Aing Din Ywar Thit) (Paik Seik (Kyaw Zan)) PAUKTAW Aing Din Ywar Thit (196404) (Aing Din Ywar Thit) Tan Khoe (196408) Nwar Yon Tan (196406) (Tan Khoe) (Aing Din Ywar Thit) Kywe Htoe (196409) (Kywe Htoe) MINBYA 20°15'N Sa Par Htar (196412) 20°15'N (Sa Par Htar) Pa Li Maw (196410) Kan Chaung (196411) (Kywe Htoe) (Kan Chaung) SITTWE Aung Zay Ya (196413) (Aung Zay Ya) Aung Myay Kone (196414) (Aung Zay Ya) Sar Poet Taung (196415) (Aung Zay Ya) Kha Maung Taw (196416) (Kha Maung Taw) Ye Yoe Pyin (196417) (Kha Maung Taw) Kilometers Pauktaw0 3 6 12 92°35'E 92°40'E 92°45'E 92°50'E 92°55'E 93°0'E 93°5'E 93°10'E Map ID: MIMU154v04 This product has been prepared for operational purposes only, to support Revision Date: 9 July 2019 Legend humanitarian and development activities in Myanmar. Creation Date: 3 May 2016 ! The Myanmar Information Management Unit / MIMU is a service of the Office Village Shore Paper Size: A1 Landcover Snow Ice of the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator to support the information Projection/ Datum: Geographic / WGS84 management needs and decision-making of humanitarian, development and (! Town Township Boundary Crop and Vegetation Urban Build-up peace-focused actors across Myanmar. Data Source: District Boundary Email: [email protected] Website: www.themimu.info Road Forest Basemap Map: MIMU BareLand Copyright © Myanmar Information Management Unit 2019. MIMU Landcover: LP DAAC, MCD12Q1 2011 V.5 IGP (Type1) Railway State Boundary Mixed Forest Village Name products are not for sale and can be used free of charge with attribution. For Wetland Place Names: General Administration Department (GAD) and field sources. Place names International Boundary Ting Kawk (166214) more information see http://themimu.info/mimu-terms-conditions. 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