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Myanmar Information Management Unit Village Tracts of Ponnagyun Township Rakhine State 92°40’E 92°50’E 93°0’E 93°10’E 21°0’N 21°0’N Ah Htet Thin Pone Tan Kyauktaw 20°50’N 20°50’N Hpar Pway Aw Ra Ma 20°40’N Sin 20°40’N Thi Pein Hne Taw Pet Khwet Seik Kywe Lan Chaung Nga/ Let Wea Kar Di Pyauk Se Myan Thet Kyaing Taung Ga Nan Taung Pyin Ah Htet Thea Tet Mrauk-U Thea Taw Hlyar Myat Hle Shey Aung Seik Shin Min Zi Chaung Ta w ( Dain g Myin Kat Taw Net) Yoe U Yin Thar Ta Yok e Sar Yin Chaung Ngan Gwa Son Kan Kyein Chaung PONNAGYUN Hmo Hin Taw Thu Pon Sin Htein Gyi Nyaung Chon Dat Pa Myo Tauk Son Kyan Chin Thayt Khin Pan Ni Hpa Yar 20°30’N Rathedaung Hpaung Seik Lar Gyi Myet Thauk 20°30’N Ya Hat Htaung Aung Taung Laung Pun Hpyu Poe Shi Pyin Kha Mway Pyin Kyein Chaung Pyaing Gant Gar Taung Gant Gar Gyi Pe Si Taw Hpyar Kyet Sin Ta Lin Nan Kan Chaung Yoe Nat Ngu Zay Di Pauk Taw Pyin Ta u n g Pyin Doe Tan Pein Hne Kan U Ta w Kyauk Pyin Seik Kan Bu Moe Tein Pyin Thea Hpyu Let Wea Chaung Kan Pyin Sar Taik Thin Pone Ah Lel Ta n Chaung Ah Me Kyauk Khin Seik Ma Gyi Chaung Di Par Thar Si Yon Ku Lar Kon Tan Chaung Kyein Wet Kyein Kyun Hnoke Urban Chin Chaung Thee Ah Htoke Ponnagyun 20°20’N Mandalay Thei 20°20’N Yar Yae Pauk Tan Bet Hlan Met Ka Chaung Chaung Nat Lar Kya Pa Day Seik Magway Thar Ah Lel Kun Taung Kyun Tan Zwei Hgnet Aing Din Gyi Bay of Bengal Rakhine Ywar Thit Kyun Paik Seik (Kyaw Zan) Bago Sa Par Ta n Kh oe Htar Kywe Htoe Kilometers Kan Ayeyarwady Chaung Yangon 08164 Aung Zay Ya Kha Maung Ta w 92°40’E 92°50’E 93°0’E Pauktaw 93°10’E Map ID: MIMU575v01 Legend Data Sources : GLIDE Number: TC-2010-000211-MMR Cyclone BASE MAP - MIMU State Capital Road Village Tract Boundaries Creation Date: 1 November 2010. A3 Boundaries - WFP/MIMU/UNICEF Township Boundary Cyclone Path Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 Main Town Place names - Ministry of Home Affair District Boundary Other Town (GAD) translated by MIMU State Boundary Map produced by the MIMU - [email protected] Website : http://www.themimu.info Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..

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