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Myanmar Information Management Unit Village Tract of Mon State 97° E 98° E ! ! Baw Naw Khee Baw Ka Hta Kha Ywea ! ! Me Pa Li ! ! ! / ! Moke Ka ! Thone ! Mawt ! Gwa Wet ! Wun War Boe ! ! Chaung ! ! R.F ! ! ! ! Thein Zee Pyaung Ah Su Chaung ! Za Yat ! Pi Ti ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Kyauk Kyaikto! ! ! Ka Lat ! !. Kan Ni Ka Daing Dut Pyin ! Sit! ! Ka Toe Mar Lar Hpu! Waw ! ! Taung ! Kone ! ! ! Kyoe Waing Moke Pa Lin ! In Ga Po Nat Gyi ! ! Ma Yan ! ! ! ! Chaung Kwar ! Me Na Than Yi Ywar Thit ! !. ! ! Kin Mun ! ! ! Kyaung Ywar Shan Ywar Thit Chaung ! BAGO Bilin ! ! Pi Ti Kyauk ! ! ! ! Lone Gyi ! Sut ! Kha Lun ! ! ! Hle Lan Ku Pa! Nu ! ! Yin Ohn Thailand ! ! Hnget ! ! REGION Kyaik ! ! Pyaw Taw Win Thaung Me Lan ! ! Lay Kay Ka! Thar ! Kwin Me Lan Gaung ! ! ! ! ! ! Ka Lay ! ! Bo Yar ! ! ! Kamarmaung ! ! Ma Lawt ! Gyi !. Hpet ! Chaung ! ! Gon ! ! Kyun Taw Kyar Kwin Ka Leik ! ! ! Hnyin ! ! ! Hpoe Nwei ! Moke ! Urban ! ! War Ah Hone Wa Kha Mu Paing ! !. ! Ah Baing! Thein Kawt Htin ! Kyaikto ! Da Wei ! ! ! ! ! ! Kawt Bein ! !. Thanatpin ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Thea ! ! ! Kyu Chaung Hpyu ! Hpa Yar ! Thein Chaung ! ! ! ! ! Seik Kyaik Pi ! ! ! ! ! ! Ngu ! Ka Zaing Ta Nyin ! ! ! Kone ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Win Tar Pan Ma Yan! ! Win Pyan ! ! ! ! Kone ! Ah Lu! Ka Di Pu ! ! ! ! ! ! Kya ! ! ! Khat Ah Yet Thi Ma ! Kyauk Yae Urban Chaung ! ! ! Taung Sun Kin ! ! ! ! Twin !. ! ! ! Ywar ! Bilin Win Ka ! ! ! Dauk Yat ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Taung ! ! Yun Da ! Ah Naing Pun ! Kawt ! ! Gyi Ka Dut! Lin Kone Ta Bet ! ! ! ! Swea ! Pauk Taw ! ! Naung Zoke ! ! ! ! Shwe Hlay Thoke Zwe Ka Toke ! ! Hnin Pale ! Ka Lar !Shwe Yaung ! ! ! Pein Hne Taw ! ! ! ! ! Pya Mu Thin ! Don Wun ! ! ! ! ! ! Hlaingbwe ! ! ! Nyaung ! ! Dar Paing R.F !. Pa Lin Chaung Zauk ! Leik ! ! ! ! ! ! Khone ! ! Moe Kaung Wi Yaw ! ! ! ! ! Mat Cha Thaung Gyi !Win ! ! Pa Ta Dar U ! Da Nu ! Taw Gyi ! ! ! ! Ka Taik ! ! ! Thein! Kyaik Seik! ! ! ! Kaw ! Win ! Zoke Ka Li Ka Taik Da Nu Kawt Hpone Ka Lay Taung Kyar Hlaing ! ! ! ! ! Naung! Bo ! !. ! Za Yit Ka Taik Gyi ! ! Paingkyon ! Chaung ! ! ! 17° N 17° N 17° ! Du Yin Naung ! ! Ku Lar ! Seik! Seik ! ! ! Kyun ! (North) ! ! ! ! Thaton ! Ma Yan Kone Myay Ni ! ! Kone ! ! Bu Din ! ! Htaung ! Chaung ! ! Sin Kyone ! Hmu Sin Thaton ! Hpyu !. ! Paw Taw Mu Kyun ! Kayan Urban Zay Ma! !. Thwei Zay Ma ! ! (Upper) Thwei Htein Pin ! ! (Lower) ! ! Gawt ! ! !. ! Taung Sun ! Zaik Kyon Par Hpa-An ! Ka Ye ! ! ! ! Win ! Sa Khan! ! Win Sein! Ah ! Gyi Tha Yet Taw Lel! Sein Ywar Thit ! ! ! Day Ba Yein ! Aung Oke Hpo ! ! Chaung Kyauk Tan Saing ! ! ! ! ! ! Ah Nan ! Pin ! ! ! ! Kyauk Yae Kyet ! ! ! Mya Lay Yin Nyein Twin ! Tu Yway Yin ! Chaung (North) ! ! Thaung ! Nyein Inn Pyaung! ! ! (South)! Htan ! Thongwa Ywar Tan Shey ! Ka Taik ! Pin !Chaung ! ! Thea Ein !. ! ! ! Lay! ! Kawt Ka YANGON ! ! Hpyu Ba ! Daik ! ! Nyaung! Kyon Haw ! Kone Gyi Ka Tun ! ! Ku Lar Ma Nat! Hmaw ! Pan Kone KAYIN ! Taung R.F REGION ! Ei Byit Zin Kyaik ! Thea Kone Tat Hmu ! Chaung Sin Ywar ! Myawaddy ! ! !. ! Hpa Lat ! ! ! Ohn Ta ! ! STATE ! Hmaw Bi Pin ! Oke Ta ! ! Kyon Dar Paung Ka Kyauk Tadar ! Sa Yit Lat! ! !. ! Ka Mar Bi ! ! Let Pan Pan ! Taw Kyun ! Htan! Pin Bant ! Bway ! Chaung! Gyi Urban ! Kone !. Moke Ta Nat Gyi Ma-Kywe ! Nyaung Paung ! ! ! Chan Chaung ! Kone Lay Kywe ! Kyondoe ! Chan ! Kya Khat !. Ngu Kawt ! Kawt ! ! Hnat Tha Pyay Ah Hauk Kawt Htaw ! Hlar Thea! Hpyu Kone Ka ! ! Kawt Wein ! Kone ! Ka Toe ! ! Daing Oke Kan ! ! ! ! ! ! Da Rein ! ! ! ! Kawkareik ! ! ! ! ! !. Kyar Bo ! ! Kawt Tun ! Moke Kawt! Kayin ! ! Kha Yon ! Day Kin ! Ta Ma ! ! ! ! Kawt ! Let Pan ! ! ! Wea Pa Tan ! ! Pauk Kyon ! ! Kawt ! Kawt That ! ! Sein Pa Laing ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ah Hlat ! Bar Bu ! Dhamma MON! STATE Kone Ta Ra Da Yei ! Mawlamyine Nar Tha Taung Nyaung ! Kyon Wan ! ! ! !. Than Ka Taw Ka Ka Lwi Sun ! Urban Pin Seik ! Mawlamyine Laung ! Nar ! ! ! Ka Mar Mo ! Min Daung ! ! ! Mu Yet (East) Ngan Tay Ywar Kawt ! ! ! Du Kha ! ! ! Chauk Maing Kywe Kawt Bwee ! Nyaung Lan ! ! ! ! ! Lein! Moke Soe Kyun Ka Kawt Mu Chan Kone ! ! ! ! ! ! Hnyaw Pun San Mu! Yaung! Kyauk Tan ! Kyaik ! ! Ywar Lut ! Kun Yaik Gyi ! Pa Yan Hlwa Zin Kone ! Pein Hne Kone ! ! ! ! Gway Kone Boe Net ! ! ! Hnee Hmoke ! ! Kawt Naung Kha Naung An Ka Ye ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Kha Ni Kha Ri Yae Twin Ka Lawt ! Ka Ma Nin ! ! ! Thet Kone! Mei Ka Yo ! ! ! ! ! Urban ! Kawt ! ! Kaw Kyar Inn ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Pa Naw ! ! Chaungzon Bein Byaw! ! Hpar Pyauk ! Mu Kwe ! Nat Kawt ! Kyee Oke Saw Ke ! ! Kyaikmaraw ! ! Hmaw ! Kha Mei !. ! ! ! ! ! ! Yo Go ! Taw Pun ! Ka Laing Tar Pa ! ! ! Chaungzon Hpar Auk ! ! Thun Ka Naing Ku Lar !. ! ! Kwayt Wan ! Kun Ngan Ka! Ton Si Toet ! ! Urban! Kun Thea ! Kyauk ! ! Ma Yan Hmein! Ni Don ! ! Ta Ku Pa Ti ! ! Ta Lone Ga Nein ! ! ! Nga Byay Ma Hpan Hpa Ku Lar Bi ! ! ! ! ! ! Zee Kone ! ! Naing Pyaing Kawt Kha ! ! ! Wei Lan ! ! ! ! Ka Yaik Du Pon ! Mi !Ka Thit ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Mu Yit Kalay Kun Tar ! ! ! ! Hin ! ! ! ! ! Kin Kawt Ka Lawt Se Pa Thar ! Kawt Ka !Daik ! ! ! ! Urban Chaung Be Yan ! ! ! Lar Kyun ! ! ! ! ! U Lay La Mu ! ! ! ! Ah Bit Kho Kha Yaik Hpa Non ! Hnee Hu ! Mudon !. ! Wet Te ! ! Ka Mar Kawt ! Kyon Hpaik ! ! Kay ! ! Kyon Kwei ! Pa Ran ! ! Kyun Ywar ! Hpar Thein ! Kyaikmaraw! Kun Hlar Nyaung! Kone ! ! ! ! ! Ka Tone ! Paw ! Kyaik Ywea Ah Hta Yan ! Ka Dar Dar Li R.F ! ! ! ! ! Yae Pu Taw Ku ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ta Khun Taing ! Ah! Khun ! ! ! Naing ! ! ! Kyeik Ka ! ! Hlon Gon Hnyin Tan Mawt R.F Chaung ! Nga Pu Inn Ba Lauk Let Tet Hla Ka Zaing! ! ! Hnit Khwa ! Nyaung Waing Ka Mar ! ! !. ! Wet! ! ! Thein Kone Htaung Kay !Wea Ka Li ! Sein Taung Hpe Do ! Ka Lawt Thawt ! Taung Pa ! Kawt Pi Htaw Ka Mar ! Kyaikkhami Oke ! Do Mar !. ! ! ! Hton Man ! ! Mya Mar! Set Thwei ! ! Army Land Lar ! Hnit Kun Ka Bwee ! Kaing! Pa Dar ! Ngan Kun ! !. ! That ! Sin Taung Mudon! Kyainseikgyi ! ! Hnee Pa Daw ! ! ! Kyon Taung Kyaikdon Ka Dat ! !. ! Hpa Lu Kun Hlar 16° N 16° N 16° Kayin! Thaung ! War Kha Yu Yaung Daung Urban !. ! ! Thanbyuzayat ! Hpaung Sein ! Set Se Kyon Ka ! Yoke! ! Wea ! Ka! War Wea Yet Wea! Ka Li Ywar! Andaman Sea Thit ! ! ! Pa Nga ! ! ! Wea Win Ka Yar Ka Yoke Pi ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Wea Ka ! ! ! Laung ! Sa Khan Gyi ! ! An! Khe Thanbyuzayat ! ! Kawt Lay ! ! ! ! ! ! Htin Shu ! Wea Kha Mi ! ! ! ! Kyaung Ywar ! ! ! ! ! Ah Nin ! ! ! ! ! Bay La Maing ! ! Ka Nin ! Ka Mawt ! ! ! Hint Kayin ! ! ! ! ! Be La Mu ! ! ! Ku Lar ! Koke! ! ! Mawt Ka Nin ! ! ! ! Don Hpi ! !. ! Kawt Dut Lamaing ! ! ! ! Thaung Pyin Hnit Soke ! ! ! ! ! ! Taung Bon ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ah Yu Taung ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Thin Gan Kyun ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! An Din ! ! ! ! Kyaung Ywar ! ! ! ! ! !. Hpayarthonesu ! ! ! Tu Myaung ! ! ! ! Ye ! ! Ah Baw ! ! ! Du Yar! ! ! Kyauk ! Urban ! Mi Chaung ! !. ! ! Ye ! ! ! Chaung Taung ! ! Ah Sin ! ! ! Ka Lawt ! ! Zee Hpyu Thaung Ye Chaung ! ! Pyar R.F ! Koe Maing! ! ! Kawt Hlaing Mann Aung R.F ! Han Gan ! ! Yin Yei ! ! !Ka Byar !. ! Khawzar ! ! Kyon Nye 15° N 15° ! N 15° ! ! Ma Gyi ! ! TANINTHARYI ! REGION 97° E 98° E Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on Map ID: MIMU 1236v01 Legend this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance Creation Date: 11 January 2017, 36x60 inches ! by the United Nations. Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 Village Township Boundary Map produced by the MIMU - [email protected] !. Town District Boundary www.themimu.info Data Sources: MIMU Copyright © Myanmar Information Management Unit 2017. o(! State/Region Boundary Base Map: MIMU Airport May be used free of charge with attribution. For more Boundaries: MIMU/WFP International Boundary information see http://www.themimu.info/license. This Place Name: Ministry of Home Affairs (GAD) Road notice cannot be modified or removed. translated by MIMU Coastal Line Hillshade: SRTM Kilometers Railroad Village Tract Boundary 0 10 20 40.
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  • Rkwåryifv,Faugua'o &Yf&Gmtajcjykurf;½Kd;Wef; Pdr Hcefucgjripdr Hcsuf

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    rkwåryifv,fauGUa'o &yf&GmtajcjyKurf;½kd;wef; pDrHcefUcGJrIpDrHcsuf Community-Led Coastal Management in the Gulf of Mottama Project (CLCMGoMP) ANALYSIS OF THE MUD CRAB FISHERY IN BILIN TOWNSHIP, MON STATE MRes (THESIS) DEPARTMENT OF MARINE SCIENCE MAWLAMYINEUNIVERSITY MYANMAR AYE MOE MARCH 2017 CLCMGoMP Project Report: GoMP #04/17 Approved Date: June 2017 1 CLCMGoMP Project Report: GoMP #4 Analysis of the Mud Crab Fishery in Bilin Township, Mon State ANALYSIS OF THE MUD CRAB FISHERY IN BILIN TOWNSHIP, MON STATE AYE MOE This Dissertation is submitted to the Board of Examiners in the Department of Marine Science, Mawlamyine University, for the Degree of Master of Research in Marine Science APPROVED SUPERVISOR EXTERNAL EXAMINER Dr. San ThaTun U Min Min Oo Professor / Head Lecturer Department of Marine Science Department of Marine Science Mawlamyine University Pathein University CHAIRPERSON Dr. San ThaTun Professor / Head Department of Marine Science Mawlamyine University 2 CLCMGoMP Project Report: GoMP #4 Analysis of the Mud Crab Fishery in Bilin Township, Mon State DECLARATION This is to certify that the material contained in this dissertation is the work of the author except where otherwise acknowledged and has not been accepted for the award of any other degree or diploma. March, 2017 AYE MOE MRes MS- i CLCMGoMP Project Report: GoMP #4 Analysis of the Mud Crab Fishery in Bilin Township, Mon State ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am greatly appreciated to Dr. Aung Myat Kyaw Sein, Acting-Rector and Dr. Me Me Sein, Pro-rector, of Mawlamyine University for their administration and giving the research facilities. I would like to greatly acknowledge to my supervisor Professor Dr.