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Schools in Chin State Myanmar Information Management Unit Schools in Chin State 92°20'E 92°40'E 93°0'E 93°20'E 93°40'E 94°0'E TAMU Pangmual Tualtel Tongciin 24°0'N Tualkhiang 24°0'N Suangbem Legend Vanglai Haicin Phaisat Tuipialzang Khenman Khuaivum Suangzang Schools Sekpi Suanghoih Sihpek Lingthuk Cikha Selbung Khuadam KYIKHA Thuambual Basic Education High School Hiangzing Kansau A Tuimui Singpial Senam Khuangkhan Mauvom Basic Education High School (Branch) Vaivet Tuimang Siallup Tuilam Saipimual Balbil KHAMPAT Basic Education Middle School Luangel Madam Singgial Mualpi Mawngzang Tuikhiang Bapi Anlun Khumnuai Buangmual Basic Education Middle School (Branch) Suangpek Zampi Hangken Sopi Khuabem Khianglam Mualkawi Darkhai B Gelmual Darkhai B Lihkhan 23°40'N Tuitanzang 23°40'N Basic Education Primary School Nakzang Khuamun Seksih Talek Keltal Lungtak INDIA Tuitum Siabok Tonzang Thauthe Khuavung Khamzang Basic Education Primary School (Branch) Lalta Pangzang Tonzang Phaitu Poe Zar Chan TONZANG Tuipi Tuigel Tungtuang Cauleng Suangsang Salzang Buangzawl Basic Education Primary School (Post) Gamlai Takzang Tuikhingzang Ngente Lamthang Ngalbual Vialcian Lomzang Buanli Gelzang Sialthawzang Tungzang Pharthlang Anlangh Dampi Kamngai Tuithang Dimzang Bukphil Tualmu Taaklam Tuisanzang Phaiza Tuithang Lezang Mawngken Aipha Khiangzang Bumzang Thinglei Thenzang Thalmual (Old) Khuadai Zozang (Upper) Mawnglang Zimte Tualzang Kahgen Muallum Tongsial Thangzang Zimpi Kimlai Tuilangh Gawsing Lailui Haupi Vongmual Cingpikot Lailo Tuicinlui Mualnuam A Mualnuam B Teeklui Haupi (New) BEHS(1, 2)-Tedim Haimual (New) Tuidil Zonuamzang BEMS(Branch)(4)-Tedim Ngennung TIDDIM Tampi Tio Chaung Muizawl Haimual (Old) Gawngmual Laitui Valvum BEPS(1)-Tedim Kawilam REEHKAWDAR Laitui Lamzang BEPS(3)-Tedim Suangdawh Zozang (Lower) Sezang Tuivial Lianhna 1 Laitui BEPS(Post)(1)-Tedim Rihkawdar Vutbuak BEPS(5)-Tedim Tuitawh BEPS(Post)(2)-Tedim Dolluang Tuisau Mualnuam D 23°20'N Lianhna 2 Dimlo Tanzang 23°20'N Rihkhawdar Mualzang Hiangawn Phaileng Lunmual Haiheng Sozang Thangsan Cawhte Kaptel Saizang Suangpi Kaptel Saizang Dimpi Laibung Mainuai Phunom Thangnuai Khuathlir Hmunluah Pimpih Phunom Thangnuai Vangteh Zung Phunte Ticirh Suangzang Khuasak Tuizang Thuklai Lophei Sialtui Khuaimual Vangteh Tingcang Pakzang Buanman Heilei Suangphei Hiangzing Saek Zangzawl Pumva Khaikam Langzang Pangsak Buan Taingen Siallam Limkhai (Bungh) Zangtui Theizang Dolhkhel Mualbeem KALEWA Khawpisip Limkhai Voklak Ngalzang Hmawngkawn Saihmun Conghoih Bekan KALE Hmawngkawn(N) Khuadar Zawlnu Duhmang Sihtui Leidawh T. K. Suangpi Satawm Vangva Bocung Sialsih Khuapual Vazang Ngamual N.Hmunpi Tibual Tisen Zawlpi Cicai Leilet Suangdo Laizawl Auhmun Belawi Nimzawl Bualmin Khuangmual Selawn Duhmang Tlangkawi Tilum Phaizawl Nimzawl Lotharawn Hmuntha Tlangzawl Seipi Bualkhua Singai Farkhawm Khiangrawn Thlancing Simzawl Farso Kimniang Ngailan Khiangzang Hlanzawl Kawlfang Zawlte Losau Ngalti Lungbum Lunghawh Hnahthial (Old) Zongte Khuanglung Khuasum Kulzam Khawlei Zalang Thipcang Lunghawh Khumzing Dawn Darteti Airebual Sim/Dihai Lati Webula Hnahthial (New) Thanghluang Tlanglo Lunkhua Ralum Haimual Dawn Zultu Simcing 23°0'N Tlangphai 23°0'N Tlangpi Zo/Dihai Khuangli Parte Lumbang Zaangtlang B Thinghual Mualzawl Rallang Hmunli Khitam Par Mun Chaung Taung Hteik Tlangpi Locom Zaangtlang A Tahtlang Tikhuangtum Var Sa Khan Khualung Tlauhmun Hlawnmual Ralpel Cerhmun Congheng BEHS(1,2)Falam Lumte Relsing Lungding Bomba Zatual Zathlir Taisum Sunthla (Old) C. Zamual FALAM Vanniam Tlangkhua Khuarua Congkua Lungtar Congthe Tlorzan Lungler (New) Laimual Ngaizam BEMS-Falam Tlortang Khengkang Congthe Tiahdai Lungler L. Zamual Lianrih Khupleng Bungkhua Tihbual Tlangkhan BEPS(1,2,3,4,5)-Falam Khawval Farrawn Nganzawl Tili Zalai Rulbu Laizo Baila Lungrang 1 Lente Thungthul Taal Fungkah L. Hmunpi Mualkai Vomthauk Vanzang Thlanrawn Sumhrang Tualzeh Saikah Thangzang Tlangzar Lungrang 2 K. Haimual Darbo Tlangte Thanhnair (Lower) Mangkheng Ruabuk Ramthlo Sihhmuh Hrianghgnang Rallawn Tiphir Lenhai Ruakhua Zomual Sihcang Hmunthar Dokthek Hairawn Sopum Bungtlang Rinpi Arcirh Lungzarh Chuncung Hmunlipi Tiphul Rinte Thau A Thau B Khuafo Talatte Hata Hranhring Hriangkhan Thantlang Thlualam Haiphai BEPS(2)-Thantlang Phai Hnaiarlawn Hriangkhan Nabual Sialam BEPS(3)-Thantlang BEPS(1)-Thantlang Fiarti Myo Haung HTANTLANG Beute Dauchim Tikir A Thantlang BEHS(1, 2, 3)-Hakha Farrawn Vambai A Hmunhalh Pialva Lunghnam Khuabe 22°40'N Tikir A 1) Pyidawthar HAKHA Aive 22°40'N Salen 2) Ye Kone Vanha 3) Zay Haung 1) Chin Admin. Tlangrua A 4) Farhual 2) Zay Thit Banawhtlang 5) Haitlan Dinlo Tlangrua B Mangnu Hmaikhah Ruan Kyaw Boke Lulpilung Vomkua Cinkhua Kuhchah Military Compound Bualtak Nipi Ruadeu Lichia Hrawngvun Hriphi A Loklung Hriphi B Congthia Zokhua Belhar Zokhua(New) Vantlang Hriphi B 2)-Buanlung Tluangram B Vuangtu Phaikhua Malsawm Zathal Ruavan Tluangram A 1)-Buanlung Pumlen Hmawngtlang Lamtuk Zabung Tinam Hmawngtlang Zephai A Sakta Sakta Zephai A Leitak B Zephai B Hlamphei Zipi Leitak A Dongva Langpho Lungcawi Dinlaupa Bungtuah Khuapi Khuabung A Khuabung A Leium B Ngalang Sumsi Lawngtlang (B) Phaipha B Lunghau Lungcawipi (B) Leium A 22°20'N Tisen A 22°20'N Lawngtlang (A) Phaipha A Tisen B Lungcawipi (A) Hausen Surngen Lungcawite Sentung Ngaphaite Maukhua Fanthen(Lungmari) Bungzung Cangva Surkhua Phaizawng Fanthen Inhmunpi Sailothar Lungtar Thangaw Lungrang Ngaphaipi Thangaw Hnaring A Lungrang Hriangpi B Khuahrang Keizuan Hnaring A Hlungmang Fartlang Cerrawn Aika Hriangpi A Khuahrang Lungkhin Tilak Khuapilu GANGAW Sate Fahau Hnaring B Leipi Chawnchum Lungcawi Lailen Dumva Sabaungte Leikang Khuataw Langli Siatlai Calthawng A Calthawng B Myeik Wa Darling Lau Ruava B Siatlai Calthawng A Sharshi Pangva Lotaw Laungva Lunthangtalang Ruava A Sabaungpi Sapaw Par Rar Rezua B YAEZWAR Tinia A Zuamang Rezua Sawti Hinthang (Adauk) Nabung Shar Oh Hinthang (Aminpi) N Taungla Kon Pyin Pintia Ramsai 22°0'N 22°0'N Lungdaw Tuphei Darcung Ramsi Shwe Laik Pwi Hay Mar Pwi Marlar G Kilung Du Ri Taung Lungpharlia Balei Thangdia Rar Ri Taung Vawti Lungngo Sempi L Shwe Laik Wa Siangngo Lalengpi Yae Chan Thar 2 Ka Ra Maik Tisi Hay Ma Tay Etang Khoboei A Kin Wa Aru Doe Chaung Wa Pet Ka Lo Pyin Wa Thaunglan Tinam Longring Tibing (Old) D Kauk Gyi Wa Sin Oe Wa Lungkam Khon Paik Tay Tilat Sungseng B Sungseng A Cangceh E Shin Let Wa (Lower) Hungle Kyaing Htinn Wa Zesaw Thesi Sat Chaing Pa Tein Ta Lan (Upper) Lailengte A Sat Laing Wa Raso Tingsi Dar Thway Kyauk S Laung Chaing Pyin Dai Lailengte B Soitaung Sakhai Tangku Sat Ta Laing Wa Kun Chuang Wa 2 Thar Yar Kone Pasing Renkheng Baneng Khuangang H Kun Chaung Wa 3 Sakhai A Ma Au Taungbu Pakheng Kin Ta Lin Kyauk Pa Lin Kyauk Khan Rakay Pasing Boithia Sin Aike Amlai Lung Bung Paung Mo Wa Kyun Chaung Wa Kyar Nan Daidin Rakay Ah Htet Ba Laing Thea Ma Wa Satu Tibaw Kyun Nan Yin Khan Wa Pamai Set Pyit Pyin Kace Shi Wa Thar Oak Thar Lin Wa Mee Zar Kha Ohn Wa Sa Lan Pi Kihlung Anhtaw Thiol Hta Run Aing (Old) Zay Di Pyin War Yon (Lower) Ngaleng Hta Run Aing (New) Boiring A Luivang Shi Wa Nu TILIN Zin Baung Pyin Thicong Aw Laung Pan Ku Chaung Phyar Bee Din Wa Ngaleng Wi Lu Laing Wut Toke Kyay Chaung Hte Thangping Congthia Kan Taung Hpa Yon Chaung Sin Li Phaneng Vawilaung 21°40'N Daihnam 21°40'N Toke Kyay Wa Hpa Yon Chaung Phyar Lungtung Bawisih Lalui Vuitu Baung Wee Wa Htuipan Pa Lon Htwee Tinglong Gawnglaung Nhawte B Shin Ma Dein Wa Khuabal Sawntaung Ah Daung Wa Ket Ku Wa Leiring A Khwar Bway (West) Baw (1) Leiring B Taung Kone BEHS(1)-Madupi Auk Ba Lai Kin Kan Kone Khuahung Yan Chaung Da Let May BEHS(2)-Madupi Lay Seik Myaing Bonghung Okla MADUPI Baung Kone Leisin Ramting Lwe Pan Wet Ku Thaung Laung Yaw Kone Nhawte A Khwar Bway (East) Pune U Shein Wa (Kha Mee) Kala Yae Chan Thar 1 40 Miles Valangte Kha Ma Ya(304) Dat Thar Pai Htwee Yay Lar Wa Shwe Pyi Kone Rampang Shwe Aung Thar Chin Dauk Theboi Tuidim Thlangpang B Thlangpang A Chat Htar Pan Twi Sawt Kone Dat Nu Kone Taw Lon Khar Au Yin Wa Valangpi Kyuk (Ywar Thit) M'htu Khwe Lon Thar Kyaung Chaung Nga Tein Haltu Ghunghta Ma Thon Nu Vapung Pa Late Htwee Nga Shar Anigai Htwi Kin Ah Laung Ma Kyaing Sat Chaung Wa Kyuk (Ywar Haung) Khwee Rein Htar Laung Hnone Bu Gyi Pauk Sin Kat Laung Yaung Wa War Laung Kone Tha Yet Kone Cangtak Amsoi B Ro Rai Rein Pan Par Ah Htet Ta Woe Pwee Nga Det Hli Yaw Kan Lar Wa Phwet Amsoi A Hla Twi Hleicham Hnone Bu Nge Kape Nar Belkhawng M'chum Chon M'ghinghlaw Twee Kin Wa Lungpang Let Pan Kaing Kainn Hla Twi Vakauk Vawmm'tu Hat Lar Wa Ka Nan Tuisip Nga Shaung Hlaw Wa Kyee Lay (Upper) Palaro Kuica Baung Kihta War Daing Kone Di Laung Kone Shwin Htwee Loke Kay Vomkhon Ngan Chaung Wa Muitui Loke Shel Kyee Lay (Lower) Pangtui HleiM'hlang M'kui Har Tar Kone Paing Lingtui Baung Kin Wa Rein Raung Leik Soe Pyung Par Wa Doim Yar Yaw Kun Chaung Wa Laung Tin Yoe Hpaung Ban Khwee Min La Pon Kone Khinphawng Han Bon Pyin Ngu Kyway Thaung Taing Wa Thotui Daut Htway Shet Baung The KYAUKHTU Leik Kone 1 Thungna Baw (3) Sar Dee Sihleh Lon Su Thein Laung Hleikawng Htin Chaung Myaung Chaung Pein Hne Ta Pin Ka Yet Ngapang BEHS(1, 2)-Mindat Raukthang Ah Htet Sar Du Pan Awt Phwi Kun Boke Dai Wa Hilaung Auk Chaing Am Laung MINDAT Kun Boke (East) Auk Pyin So Kyauk Pyin Htaunt Madu Ah Htet Chaing Tein Let Wa War Tein Sin Ki Taung Shiit Military Compound BEPS(2, 4, 5, 6)-Mindat Mee Chaung Bar Wa The Pan Rung Pu Kon Ein Hmyin Ka Naung Hta Man Thar Tui Li (a) Cho Thar Thwe Kyauk Taung Mee Let Wa Twee Ain M'sizaw See Hpa Laung Kyet Chaung Lway Thar Ung Kyar Taw Myo Ma Ngar Wa Duk Kyangleihlen BEPS(Post)(1,
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