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Myanmar Information Management Unit Paung Ku's CSO and their Network in Mon and Kyin State (S.! eptember 2012) MANDALAY 96°40'E 97°30'E 98°20'E SHAN (SOUTH) Hpruso Kyauk Shey Taung _^ Thin Baw Taw Ü Mya Thar Kone ^_ Pin Thi Lar ^__^ !( Nga Poe Ka Lay Hta Mon Ngwe Taung^_^_ Hta Mon (Lower) ^_ !( Bawlakhe Ywarthit Yedashe THANDAUNGGYI !( KAYAH Kaytumati Thandaunggyi !( Thandaung Taungoo !( Baw Ga Li Hpasawng N N ' Htantabin ' 8 Oktwin 8 4 4 ° ° 8 8 1 1 Mese Phyu Kyaukkyi !( Penwegon Kyauktaga BAGO WEST Hpapun BAGO N N ' ' 7 Thailand 7 5 5 ° ° 7 EAST Nyaunglebin 7 1 1 !( Shwegyin !( Pyuntasa Daik-U !( ^_Win Kan ^_ Kha Ywea !( Waw KYAIKTO !( Shan Ywar Ka Ra Way Seik (Upper) Kyauk Pon Thit Ka Ra Way Seik (Middle)^_ ^_ !( ^_ BILIN Kamarmaung .! Ka Ra Way Seik (Lower) ^_ Bago Gon Hnyin Nwe Taikkyi Kyaikto Thanatpin Bilin N N ' ' 6 Hlaingbwe 6 ° ° 7 7 1 Hmawbi Hlegu 1 Kawa KAYIN Htaukkyant !( Htantabin Paingkyon Shwepyithar Thaton Kayan .! YANGON Hpa-An Hlaingtharya .! Yangon City Thanlyin Thongwa MON Twantay Myawaddy !( Tadar Kyauktan Paung !( MAUBIN Kyondoe Y Kawkareik Kawhmu an Mu Pon Ward go MAWLAMYINE n Thi Ri Myaing Ward Ri KAWKAREIK ver Shwe Myaing Thi Ri Ward _^.! Ngan Tay Thar Yar Aye Ward Mawlam^_yine Mu Yaung Kungyangon ^_ Dedaye Kyar In^_n Kyaikmaraw G u l f o f M a r t a b a n Chaungzon DEDAYE AYEYARWADY Hti Hu Than Waw Lay Myaing !( ^_ (Waw Lay) N N ' ' 5 5 1 1 ° ° 6 Mudon 6 1 1 Bi Sa Khat ^_ Meit Ta Lar !( Legend Me Ka Taw ^_ Su Ka Li ^_ ^_Noet Ta Pa Lar Railway ^_ Kyon Maku Stream Network Ta Gay ^_ !( Shwe Doe^_ Kyaikkhami ^_ Bilin Network,Gon Nyin Nwe Development Network River and Shore Tha Mein Lit Kyainseikgyi ^_ Paung See Arr Mann Social Development Network State Boundary ^_ !( Kyaikdon Hsar Mu Htaw Social Development Network ^_ International Boundary Thanbyuzayat Kyon Sein (Upper)^_ ^_ Huu Pho Ka Paw Network Kyon Sein (Middle)^_ Project Township Kyon Sein (Lower)^_ Kyainseikgyi Karen Baptist Association ^_ KYAINSEIKGYI Water Body .! State Capital Main Town !( Other Town Map ID: MIMU922v01 Creation Date: 19 September 2012, A1. Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 Data Sources : Paung Ku Base Map : MIMU Boundary : WFP modified by MIMU 2008 Map produced by the MIMU - [email protected] !( Lamaing www.themimu.info N N ' ' 4 Myanmar Inf or mation Managem ent U nit (M IMU ) is a comm on 4 2 2 ° ° 5 5 1 resour ce of the H umanitarian C ountr y Team (H CT) pr ov iding 1 inform ation managem ent ser vices, including GIS mapping and analy sis, to the humanitar ian and dev elopm ent ac tor s both inside and !( Hpayarthonesu outside of Myanmar. Kilometers 0 5 10 20 30 Ye 96°40'E 97°30'E 98°20'E The name shown and boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. !(.

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