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Central Townships of Rakhine State Myanmar Information Management Unit Central Townships of Rakhine State 92°45'E Ngan Thaung Taung 93°0'E Kyee Wa 93°15'E 93°30'E Banhtwei 93°45'E Leik Chaung Wa Pe Ku Fwi Song Khu Hlu Tha Htay Kone Twi See Kone Mun Daunt Chaung Hte Htwi Kin Wa MATUPI Ngan Thaung Wa Lel Hla Mun Daunt Tha Yet Taung Pa Kar Chaung Wa Ah Lon Bway Ah Hnyin Wa Sel Saung Kone Sein Hynin Wa Yae Ta Khun 21°15'N Hnan Chaung Wa Kyon Laung M'awng Aht Sa Rimawa Hone Htein Khaung Kyet Ma Aing (West) Yatkun Bway Du Hnan Chaung Kyet Ma Aing (East) Paung Peik Kone Par Tan Hna Ma Dar Yay Chan Wa Oe Bo Wa M'thanimnu Khin Ton Ma Wa Ma Shwi Let Pan Pyay M'htarimnu Khar Ah Lin Wa Khay Laung Hpat Chaung Taung Ma Chain g Htein Pyone Thar Yar Kaing Yan Chaung Wa Kyee Kan Taung Ta Lon Kone Thea Ma Chaung Hte Chaung Yaing Sar Pu Taung Lon Du M'kuiimnu MINDAT Ma Kyar Thea Ma Wa Pyin Wa Tat Chaung Hpat Chaung Wa Kyauk Phyar Pyin Chaung Wa Pan Kun Sin Oe Wa Kan Day Wa Ah Htet Wet Ma Hpon Ein Pwee Chaung Wa Hlain Ma San Pin Laung Wet Ma Pyaing Wet Sar Wa Ku Wa Auk Chaung Leik Khaung Ei Wa Pwee Wone Pyaing Thaung Meik Sar Wa (3) Kauk Tu Baw Tu Meik Sar Wa (West) Meik Sar Wa (East) Mee Wa M'darimnu Nga Myin Thaung (East) Sat Chauk Nga Myin Thaung (West) Khar Yaing Be Don Ma Kyar Ein Nu Kyein Chaung Gyin Khar Say Nga/Hta Yan Mon Than Pyin Auk Chaing Sa Kyauk Tan Kyauk Shi Pyin Mun Htaunt Mi Kyaung Tet Chaing Sa Nu Ku Lar Kya Aung Soe Moe Hmaw Laung Lone Ah Htet Hlei Yaung Yin Wa Yet Khon Taing Ma Dar Thar Khar Nan Lan Dan Than Hmyar Thae Pone Lon Ein Nu San Kar Taung Ma Nar Yin Khwe Thar Mun Htaunt Aung Thar Yar Pon Tawt Kun Zwe Pyaing Taing Auk Thet Tin Dat Chaung Wa Ku Lar Chaung Hnget Pyaw Chaung Yan Se Pyawt Khat Daing Kyin Gyi Nang Paing Nyaung Pin Hla Laung Shey Te Chaung Wa Mu Laung Myaung Sa Par Seik Pin Lon Tin Ma Ywar Thit Aung Lan Chaung Aw Ra Ma Ah Htet Tin Ma Lin Kwi Leik Sa Bin Chaung Tin Ma Tha Pon Chaung Moet 21°0'N Seik Sa Hloke KANPETLET Auk Hlei Kun Chaung Wet Ma Kya Pan Tet Maw Tin Pon Kyinn Ta Paw Hmu Chein Dein Wa Pyan Hmon Tone Nu Ah Htet Kha Paw Than Pu Yar Htaunt Kyauk Hnar Khaung Tha Byu Chaung PALETWA Mar Lar (Myo) Shaung Po Inn Hpyar Hpar Hpoke Za Lein Taung Mar Lar (Rakhine) Kyay Taw Min Tone Kar Nan KYAUKTAW 21°0'N Khaik Khar Sat Du Auk Yin Sat Kut Chaung Paik Daw Htoe Hoke Pon Kyin Ein Kar Det Hpyu Aung Ya Tha Pauk Kan Taung Mu Zi Khar Lar U Myauk Taung Thea Pon Par Pwee Chay Yae Nan Don Hpone Twi Kyin Lint Zin Ywar Thit Rakhine Taung Bway Pan Taung Kyin Dway Ma Tin Hmaing Chaung Wea Gyi Daunt Doe Tan Htoe Nu Pu Saw San Thar Pyin Thar Si Ywar Thit Tha Lu Pyar Ah Lel Ywar Chit Saw Ku Lar Taung Bway Kwin Gyi (Rakhine) Pu Chaung Wa (Ohn Thway) Kyauk Pon Kyin Shwe Pyi Yan Shit Ah Lel Nyaung Chaung Shwe Pyi Thit Khan To Ya Da Nar Pon Shin Kyan Ah Lel Kyun Ha Yar Kin Thay Khar Ein Pa Lat Kay Kyauk Gu Su Yaung Twee Pi Tan (Ku Lar) Zin Chaung Baw Kyar Nyo Inn Kar Di Kar Di (Middle) Pyaing Chaung Nat Htaunt Ah Lel Kyun Ku Lar Bu Sin Nga Aw Kyin Than Htaung Min Thar Taung Nga Shaung Kar Di Ha Yar Ah Lel Kyun Zay Wa Thit Ta Pon Shi Nawt Kyin Ohn Pa Tee Kyar Pon Khaung Toke (Ku Lar) Daunt Chaung Ngar Saung Bet Leik Kan Man Par Pway Pi Si (Rakhine) Pi Htu Na Ga Yar Thar Si Auk Kant Khaung Toke (Rakhine) Pauk Taw (Myo) Wa Lar Kan (Rakhine) Myin Kyet Yoke Thar Pin Zaing Daing Net Khaung Toke (Pa Laung) Pauk Taw (North) Maw Sone Shey Wa Lar Kan (Ku Lar) Pi Wa Sa Par Seik Kauk Sin Lar Lauk Mawt Pi Si Ku Lar Pauk Taw (South) Pi Si Paik Thei Thar Yar Kone Taung Htaung Ha Yar Ni Din Ma Har Mu Ni Thein Tan Yae Kyaing Chaung Taung Htaung Kyauk Ta Lone Thein Tan Yar Nan Ah Htet Gar Pu Win Su Wa Kin Pyin Hla Nyaung Chaung Nyaung Pin Hla Khoke Chaung Wa Ko Hpay Gyi (2) Paing Sein Gar Pu (Lower) Tha Yet Ta Pin Ya Ba Khway Gaung Lan Ma Taw Pa Lein Lon Pan Daung Taw Yoe Kyet Hpa Taung Lay Thwan Taung Kyauk Kyat Da Let Chaung Wa Ngun Zaing Shauk Chaung Ywar Ma Pyin Kha Maung Gar Yar Taung Gar Rar Pyin Pha Khin Kyauktaw Pein Hne' Chaung Ko Hpay Shey Bauk Khaung Kun Toe Paik Thei Ku Lar Nan Ma Nu Zay Di Taung Ko Hpay Gyi (1) Than Taung Tae Wa Wet Hmaing Ah Lel Dein Kin Thein Chaung Let Saung Kauk Shin Saw Ngar Yauk Kaing Auk Than Taung Maw Sone Gyi Kyauk Se Kyar Nin Kan Thar Kyaw Kyauk Tan Wut Chaung Wa Ah Htet Buddha Gar Ma Gin Bi Hla Nyo Kan Taung U Yan Aung Pyin Pyi Lone Gyi Tha Yet Oke Ywar Thit Taung Pauk Tha Yet Oke Ywar Haung Tha Win Kaing Ban Bway Hpa Yar Paung Kyauk Pauk Mauk Chaung Wa PONNAGYUN Sit Aung Kyi Yar Pyin Nat Seik Buddha Gar Ma Ah Htet Lay Pway Saung So Leik Ma Kyee Hpyu Chaung Tha Byu Chaung Min Thar Seik Ah Htet Yin Khat Pon Nar Shwe Hlaing Rakhine Bo Ta Loke Kya Nga/Hta Paung Thar Dar Seik Shwe Hlaing Ku Lar Pa Li Chaung Sein Chon Maung Ywar Kyauk Sa Yaung Byar Lar Let Pan Taw Sin Oe Chaing Hteik Wa Pyin CHIN STATE Kun Ohn Chaung War Chaung Wa Sin Oe Chaing Ywar Thit Pauk Pin Kwin Pi Kauk Wa Kya Khat Pyin Maung Hnit Ma Kyun Thar Yar Thin Ga Net Pauk Taw Ku Lar Yoke Chaung Kyar Kan Sabei Hla MRAUK-U 20°45'N Pa Laung (Rakhine) Ma Di Kaing Nga Sin Rine Kine Sa Hpo Thar Taw Pan Zin Pa Laung (Ku Lar) Auk Pyin Nyar Chin Ma Wun Htaunt Ma Tin Pyaing Cha Ka Thit Taw Kan Sauk Shar Shey Pyin Ma Di Taung Sin Ke Kar Di Kan Chay Pyin Oe Htein Kyee Chaung Nga Swayt Taung Myaw Chaung Ma Kyar Se Sar Paung Kyar Nyo Pyin Ah Htet Yun Chaung Kone Chaung Auk Yun Chaung U Sun Taung (Upper) Tha Lu Chaung Auk Lar Yun Nyar Leik Sint Pyin Saing Din Yae Gaung Chaung Ni Chay Nay Pu Khan La Mu Kaing Ywar Thit Kay La Mu Thar U Sun Taung (Lower) Kun Chaung Par Chay Taung Pauk Ah Pauk Wa Kyauk Hpyu Myar Li Kan Shwe Kyin Pyin Shaw Me Hpar Kywe Wa Kha Yu Maw Pat Ah Pauk Wa Chaung Hpyar Taung Myint Kha Yu Thaik Done Nar Tha Pyay Kan 20°45'N Nay Pu Khan La Mu Ta Pin Goke Pi Htaunt (Ku Lar) La Mu Let Net Tein Nyo (Ywar Thit) Kha Yu Chaung Goke Pi Htaunt (Rakhine) Kyat Sin Kan Thone Sint Doke Kan Chaung Auk Thar Kan Win Sar Htaunt Tein Nyo (Ywar Haung) Cheik Chaung Hpet Wun Chaung Pyein Chaung Oke Kan Pan Paung Thaing Ta Poke Hmin Khu Chaung Ah Kha Sar Hpa Yar Gyi Gwa Son Pyaing Taung Sin Swei Kyoe (Chin) Hnget Pyaw Chaung Sin Ma Kyaw In Bar Yi Ah Htet See Maung Sin Swei Kyoe (Rakhine) Thea Chaung Maw Maw Ywar Haung Thet Pyay Kya Shwe Pan Khaing Auk See Maung Kyauk Pyin Seik Kyein Chaung Pyin Nyar Thei Zee Khaung Pe Tha Du Baw Di Kaing Kan Sauk Oke Taung Pyin Let Kar Khu Hlaing Ywar Oke Kyut Bu Ywet Ma Nyoe Kone Kyauk Kon Boke Taung Min Ku Lar Pan Hpe Chaung Pyaung Seik Sin Baw Kaing Hpa Yon Pauk War Taung Shin Kyaw Gwa Son Bo Min Tin Htein Kan Hpa Yar Gyi Let Pat Wet Hla Ah Myet Taung Kin Pun Chaung Ba Laung Chaung Kone Baung (Ywar Haung) Kyauk Ta Lar Nyaung Pin Hla Yae Soe Chaung Kha Maung Taw Ywar Thit Kay Way Thar Li Mee Yat Pyin Na Gu May Kone Baung (Ywar Thit) Than Pyin Hpon Nyo Leik Ba Ra War Zin Khwar Chay (Zin Khar Chay) Lay Hnyin Taung (Upper) Kyauk Yan Thar Si Byoke Chaung Ma Nyin Taung Saung Du Ywet Nyoe Taung Kone Tan Pi Pin Yin Hpar Pway Pon Sar Nga Swei Kan Thar Lar Wa Di Lay Hnyin Taung (Lower) Kha Maung Seik Maung Hpyu (Da Pyu Chaung) Aung Zay Ya Let Khoke Pin Yin Nga San Baw (Moke Soe Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan Lan Paik Khwin Pya Hla Day Wun Maw Pauk Lay Wa Myauk Thin Pan Kaing Ku Lar Chaung Kauk Kyit Ohn Kyun Gaw Yaw Ma Ni Than Chaung Ywar Haung Inn Chay Kyaung Hpo Pauk Lay Wa Taung Thar Si (Ywar Thit) Kha Pway Pet Khwet Seik Ohn Pa Tee Ywar Thit May Za Li Kone Thar Si Oke HPoke Kan RATHEDAUNG Kywe Lan Chaung Pu Daing Than Chaung Ywar Thit Nyaung Pin Hla Buddhaw Ohn Pa Tee Maung Shwi Kan Pyein Taw Kyet Chay Khway Htee Auk Myat Hle (Myo) Ah Hla Ma Di Yae Poke Tu Myaung Kin Chaung Sin Hpyu Taung Sin Oe Gyi Yae Myet (Ywar Haung) Ah Htet Myat Hle Nga/Pyauk Se Mingalar Si Gone Kyun Kyaung Taung Sauk Khat Ywar Thit Let Wea Myan Yan Wa Yae Myet (Ywar Thit) Ga Nan Taung Sin Oe Chay Sauk Khat Ywar Haung (Tha Mee Hla) Nga Khaw Sin Oe Aung Myay Kone Aw Ra Ma Ah Taung Taung Yaung Zu Chin Ah Yet Thay Ma Chaung Thit Raw Ma Ni Kan Thit Kar Di Kyaung Swei Hpyu Na Kan Kyar Chay Kan Pyin Kyauk Tan Chaung Pauk Wa Pu Zun Hpe Shwe Tun Hpyu Pyin Shey (Sa Hpo Kyun) Pyaing Taw Bar Nyo Nwar Hla Kyaw Thea Tet La Kar Tha Ti Myo Chaung Aung Zay Kone Pyin Hlyar Shey Pi Pin Kone Kyaw Ka Myet Yeik Kyun Aung Thar Zay Thea Taw (Myo) Maung Thar Kone Pan Myaung Ywar Haung Taw Htee Swea Ywar Haung Thea Taw Let Ma Seik Mu Nyin Chaung Poe Hpyu Kyun La Mone Taing Sin Thi Pein Hne Taw Mrauk-U Aung Seik Phayar Oake Kyauk Twin Kone Kyun Taw Aung Ma Kyaw Shin Taw (Daing Net) Pyin Hla Taw Bway Zin Ga Lar Ni Kone Baw Li Min Zi Chaung Kin Seik Tha Yet Oke Shwe Pyi Thar Wet Kha Mauk Theik Taung Kyaung Taung Wan Dee Myin Kat Taw Daing Thar (1) Ka La Ka Pu Yain Kone Nwar Tin Koke Yoe Ta Yoke U Yin Poke Nyaung Pin Waing Tha Lu Khaung Soke Par Pu Rein Laung Poke Cha Yar Chaung Nar Thaung Da Rar Thet Kyaing Taung Yin Chaung Let Pan Kaing Baung Dut (Ywar Thit) Lun Pu Taung Pauk Tu Pauk Ma Gyi Pin Su Gwa Son Tha Yaw Pin Yin Poe Shi Kone Let Yar Shauk Pon Kyun Kaung Mun Kyein Chaung (Rakhine) Htein Pin Hmo Hin Taw Gwa Son Na Ga Yar Pauk Taw Pan Maw Shwe Kyin Be Kho Ka Da Wa Baung Dut Ywar Thit Kay U Yin Thar Kyay Taw Tan Tin Na Ga Yar Pyin Ah Nyin Taung Pyin Yaung Kha Maung Tone Pyaing Chaung Pan Be Tan Htone Bu Thu Pon Nga/Tar Shwe Taung Sa Par Htar Pauk Taw Oe Pyin Taung Laung Kyet Taung Maw Ku Taung Nar Din Pwe Ywet Kan Seik Kan Pyin Taung Nar Sar Ngan Kan Paung Toke Zee Kone (Daing Net) Kyin Ta Lin Naung Min Ka Nyin Chaung Kha Naung Gyi Pa Ne' Taw Be Ngar Yar Thu Htay Kone Pi Pin Yin Thar Si (Chaung Htoe Chin) Chaung Htoe Chin Sagar Ywar Nar Yi Kan Thar Si Ku Toet Seik Let Ma (Rakhine) Chaung To (Rakhine) Bat Kar Lay Gwa
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