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Bon Thar Kone Saing Naing Lay Moke Soe Chon Bu Tar Moke Soe Chon ! ! ! ! ! Sin Ta Wea Hta Naung Thar Sin Ta Wea (West) ! ! ! ! ! Min Thar Kan ! Kyar U Yin Ywar Ma Shar Kwe ! ! ! Yae Taw ! Chaung Mee To Mandalay Region Saing Naing Gyi ! ! Shwe Taung ! Kyar U Yin Kyun Ywar Thit Kone Shwe Pyi ! ! ! Kywe Zin Let Pan Kone ! ! Ywar Tan ! Nyaung Kone ! Zay Kone ! ! Kan Thar Yae Ka Moe Ngar Ein Taung Yae Chan Kyay Thee Kone ! ! ! ! Htee Kone ! ! ! ! ! Kyun Si Mya Kan Thar Saing Naing Kwayt Lel Kaing Pauk Kone Taung Inn ! ! Yin Taw ! !! Thar Yar Wa Di ! ! Pon Nar Ywar Thit Pauk Kone Htone Gyi Mya Thi Dar Me Taw Kone ! ! Ah Lel Su ! ! ! ! ! Mya Sein Kauk Kwayt Taw Htan Gyi ! ! ! Sar Taung Gyi Hlay Poet Seik Zee Kone ! ! Sar Kyet Gyi Singu Ta Yaw Pin ! ! Tha Na ! Ta Dar U Thit Seint Gyi ! Hmet Hti ! Si Pin Kyun Thit Khaung Wa ! ! Sar Kyet Kone ! Ku Gyi ! Aye Kone Ta Nin Thar Dint Te Kone (Bin) ! ! ! ! ! Aung Chan Thar Myay Nu Sint Bar ! ! Min Chi ! Kyee Pin Kan ! ! Hnaw Pin ! ! Mauk Kyoe ! ! Kyauk Nga Nwar Kaw Ton ! ! ! ! ! ! Saik Kwin Sin Kyun Kyun U ! Nyaung Ni Pin Shwe Done Ma Gway Ta Yar Hpet Than Gyi ! ! ! ! Kone Gyi ! ! Sin Thay Hnget Sar Ohn Hne Boke Ywar Taw ! ! Ngar Pan Chaung ! Htein Kan ! Pei Hlaw Hpo ! Tha Hpan Kone ! Shwe Gon Taing ! Myet Hnar Pan ! Tha Khut Taw (North) Min Kone Hin Thar Hpo Ywar Thit ! ! ! ! Nyaung Pin ! ! Yae Htwet Tha Khut Taw (South) Zee Kyun ! ! Nyaung Pin Twin ! Shwe Gon Taing (2) ! Hin Thar Hpo ! Shwe Ba Yet Dun Te Kone (North) ! ! Ta Kaung Min Bo Te Kone ! ! ! Shwe Kyin ! ! Pauk Kone Shwe Ba Yet Dun Te Kone (South) Hla Taw Tha Yaing Hpa Yar Lay Kone ! Ngar Ein Tan ! ! ! ! ! Kan Thar Taik Kone ! ! Hin Thar Hpo Ywar Thit Let Pan Zin ! ! Pin Lel Inn Ma Gyi Ton ! ! Wetlet Sa Mun Khin Min Pin Zin ! ! ! Myin Taw ! ! Kyee Kan (North) ! Kha Tet Kone ! Sin Nin ! U Yin Ma ! Wan Be Kone Yae Lel Maw ! Kyee Kan (South) Min Su ! ! Kauk Yoe Pon ! Nyaung Oke ! ! Ah Lel Kone Kyet Tu Yway ! Than Taw Gyi Mu Gyi ! Thit Poke Kan ! Mi Nyo Kone ! ! ! Lein Pin Kyee Yit Kone ! ! Htan Gyi Kone ! Min Nat Hmaw U ! ! ! ! ! Myit Kan Gyi Sit Kone ! Oke Hpo Kone Wet Let Ywei ! ! Pwe Sar Kone Kwin Ma Me Kone ! ! ! ! ! ! Nat Gyi Sin ! Kan Hpyu Thea Inn ! ! Ywar Taw Kone Khaw Taw ! ! ! Nyaung Pin Thar In Gyin Pin Kan Sar Yay ! ! ! Mway Pon Kan (North) ! ! Ta Mar Kone Sa Bai Taw (North) ! ! ! Pa Laing Kan ! ! Sa Bai Taw (South) Ywar Thar Nat Kone ! Ta Dar U ! Aung Chan Thar Zee Hpyu Kone ! ! Kyun Gyi Mway Pon Kan (East) ! ! ! ! Pi Tauk Chon Ywar Thit Shwe Kyin Kyee Pyar ! ! Min Ywar Taung Kyun Taw ! Kan Pauk ! ! ! Mway Pon Kan (South) Ywar Thit ! ! Inn Be In Daung ! ! ! ! ! Htone Bo Paungbyin Pinlebu Katha Shwe Pan Kone ! ! ! Thea Poke Kone Tigyaing Nyaung Kan ! ! Mawlaik PyunKawlin Gyi Sar Taung Ni ! Ywar Thar Gyi (West) ! ! Zee Kone ! Shwe Pan Kone (South) Bo Te Kone ! Ywar Thar Gyi ! ! ! Yone Thar Wetlet ! Thar Laing Yone Pin Kone Aung Chan Thar ! ! ! Mabein Ywar Taw Kyunhla Mway Yae Yin ! Inn Be Taw Taung Kone Ywar Thit ! ! ! Pa Win Tat ! ! Wet Lu Aing ! Sa Kyin Yin Ma Taw Kalewa ! Mway Kha La ! ! ! Hle U Gyi Kone ! ! ! Mway Kyi Kone Ka Du Mway Myint Yoe ! ! ! Ta Ohn Thabeikkyin Mway Shwe Khe ! Tha Yet Gyi (West) Kanbalu Myay Sun ! Description:Ohn Hmone Gyi ! ! Tha Yet Gyi (East) ! Hnan Gyi Kone ! Mongmit Shein Ma Kar Koke Ko Su ! ! ! ! ! Mway Nyaung Kyoe ! Ta Kaung Htaunt Taze ! Mway Hin Thar Shwe Dar ! Min Kone Lay ! This map! Bi Zut Koneshows Ta Yokeareas Gyi which! appear to be flood Pauk Taw Mingin ! ! Myit Ta Bet Lint Kone ! Khar Tauk Kone Su Paung Kyun ! ! Ta Mar Kone ! ! Pyun U ! Mway Ta Laing ! ! Shwe Oe Kya Mauk Ka Dee Thone Sint Kan ! ! ! Mogoke ! Nay Pu Kone ! ! !Hnget Pyaw Taw Na Be Pin Hla Yae Chaung Bo ! Hnget Pyaw Taw ! Ye-U ! ! inundated in satellite images alongside the seasonal Sin Kut (North) Mway Pu Thein Waw Su ! SAGAING! Kan Beit Mway Thit Taw Yone ! ! ! Te Taw Hpa Yar Pyan ! ! Htein Pin Sauk ! Ywar Thit ! Khin-U ! Kyauk Sa Yit Kone (South) ! Mway Ku Toet Seik! ! ! ! Na Be Hla Sin Kut (Middle) Ku Kaung ! ! Yae Soe Kone ! ! Kyaukme ! Wun Su ! Tabayin Bu Ba Kan Thea Kyun U Dein Mway Te Oke water, paddy field, lake, rivers and other wet lands.Kan Pa LokeThe ! Ngar Yei ! ! ! ! Zee Hpyu Kone Shwebo ! Yae Twin Kone Singu ! Lay Te Thu Htay Kone Lel Taw Gyi ! ! ! ! ! flooding pictured here has not been validated by field Kani ! Yae Thauk Kan Ta Mar Kan ! ! Budalin SHAN ! ! ! 22°15'N Sar Hpo Kone 22°15'N ! Nawnghkio ! Sin Kut (South) Tha Min Chan Pu Leik Kone! ! ! TaWetlet Chan Thar ! ! observation.Hla Htway ! ! Thar Pyauk Kone Ayadaw Mway Sin Kone ! ! ! Pauk Kan ! Peik Tha Noe ! ! Madaya ! Ohn Hne Boke Ton Kone Oke Shit Gyi Nyaung Pin Gyi Taw ! ! ! ! ! ! Di Lone Po Pan Ya Min Kan ! Pauk Kan Bu Tar ! Thar Yar Wa Di ! ! Monywa Sein Pan Kone Legend Yinmabin ! Po Wa (North) ! ! Se Pei Taung Pyone Nge ! Sagaing Tat (Upper) Tat (Lower) ! Kan Taw Yoe Min Ga Lar Yae Sin ! ! ! ! ! ! Patheingyi Myinmu Aungmyaythazan U Yin Taw ! Pyinoolwin Let Kaung Lay ! ! ! Pale Salingyi Ywar Tan Shey ! Chaung-U ChanmyathaziNyaug Zauk ! ! ! Ywar Thit Settlements Township Boundary Pyigyitagon Peit Thu Gyi Bar Da Ye ! Wea Gyi ! Po Wa (South) ! ! Tha Yet Cho Ma Gyi Hpyu Amarapura ! ! Myaing Kone ! Koe Pin ! Kyun Ka Lay ! Htan Gyi Bu Tar ! Ngazun ! Thu Ye Zet ! ! Myaung Sintgaing Baw Di Tha Le Bar ! Thar Si Lay Ywar Thit Ah Lel ! ! .! St/Rgn Capital! St/Rgn Boundary ! Shin Hla (North) ! ! ! Kyauk Kone Min Tada-U ! Lel Gyi ! ! Taw Pu ! Auk Inn Madaya ! Shwe See Khon Aung Myay Thar Si ! Pauk Ma (North) Myaing Moe Gyoe ! ! ! Kyaukse ! Na Be Pin ! Yesagyo Ywar Nan Myit Tein ! ! ! ! ! ! Myin See Pauk Ma (South) Myingyan Htan Gyi Mar Ya Bin Pwe Taing Kyaw ! Main Town Road ! ! ! ! Myin Kywa Shin Hla (Middle) Thea Kaw Pauk MAGWAY! ! ! ! Sint Kaing MANDALAY Kyaung Hpyu ! Ywar Taw Lay Tha Man Ga Ya ! Bay Meit ! Natogyi ! ! ( Myittha Ta Laing Thi La Kone Other Town Railroad Sagaing ! Shin Hla (South) ! Sint Kaing ! Htan Taw Seik Pakokku ! ! Wai Hin Ga Ma Kyat Kone Ku Kyi Kone SHAN ! ! ! Ywangan Kone Gyi Taungtha Shan Taw ! Aye Kyun ! Wundwin ! ! Nyaung-U Mahlaing Ah Lel Pon AyadawPermanent Water Probable Flood Water Seikphyu Kyun U Taw ! Thea Nu Pont ! Auk Taung Kaing ! ! Pindaya Pyin Kar Hin Thar Ywar Thit ! ! Ohn Hne Tan ! ! Region ! ! ! Sin Ta Lel Kyaukpadaung Thazi Hin Thar Kone Bo ! ! Image Extent Kan Ta Bet ! Area of this map Ma Yoe Kone ! Htan Chauk Pin ! ! Mon !Yway ! ! Oke Hpo Shwe Boe Gyi ! Ywar Way Thin Twe ! Ywar Tan Shey ! ! ! ! ! Pwe Taing Kyaw To be verified whether paddy field, lake, Taung Ku Lar ! Thu Htay ! ! Sauk Chon Pauk Nyaung Ngoke To ! Myit Kauk wetlandMa or Gyi Koeflooded Pin area ! Yone Pin Kan Khet Kha (West) Khet Kha (East) ! ! Thar Zin Ywar Thit ! ! ! ! ! Sa Mun Chaung U ! ! ! ! Te Kone Pauk Taw ! Madaya Ah Lel ! ! Taung Po ! ! Kan Beit Kone Gyi ! ! Kya Khat ! Nge Toe Shwe Chaung Map ID: MIMU1515v01 Aing Dan Ma ! ! Nyaung Pin Shey Bu Sin Pin ! ! ! Tha Nat Kone ! Taung Pyone Lay ! ! Lin Yin Me Za Li Chaung ! ! Bauk Thauk ! Tha Man Tar Hmway Hla Mu Mandalay Nay Pu ! ! Production! Date:! 23 August 2017.A1 Shan Kone Tha Hpan Daunt ! Taung Yin (North) Myay Taing ! Kyone ! ! ! Daung Kyun ! ! Aung Myay ! ! ! ! ! Daung Kyun (South) Thein Kone Shwe Kyaung Kan ! Projection/Datum:! Geographic/WGS84 Man Thar Si ! Taung Yin (South) ! ! Mon Nyo Ywar Thit ! ! Shwe Baung ! ! Shar Pin Kan ! ! [email protected] Ta Laing Kyun ! ! Inn Sa Lun Taung ! ! Su Lay Kone ! ! Hpa Yar Ma Kone Ka Thea Tar ! www.themimu.info ! Kyein Taw ! Ywar Thit Htone Bo ! ! ! Bo Kone ! Kone Tan Gyi Mu Thar Ma Gyi Kone Din Gar Kyun ! ! Tha Lun Hpyu ! ! Kywe Chan Kone ! Data Sources Htan Bu Taw ! ! Kone Tan Lay ! Yauk Ma Soke ! ! Pa Du ! ! Taung Kyar Kyar Min Gyi ! Hteik Su Kone Bu Mein Da Ra Inn Ma ! ! Satellite Image:! Sentinel 1A, 2017 Ohn Ta Zin Taung Pyone ! ! Image © Copyright: ESA Copernicus Yae Twin Gaung Thone Se Pay Lin Ta Lu ! ! ! ! Chaing Gyi ! Ma Gyi Taw ! Min Kan ! Nyaung Kone (North) ! Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2017 ! ! Taung Myo Chaung Ma Gyi ! ! Base Map: MIMU Nyaung Kone (South) Tha Yet Kan (North) ! Sin Kyun ! ! ! Ywar Thar Aye Ywar Thit ! Sin Ywar Lay ! ! ! ! Boundaries: MIMU/WFP Yin Ma Kyin Kin Sin Ywar Gyi Kywei Pon ! Oke Hne Taw ! ! Hlaing Kyun Tha Yet Kan (South) ! ! ! ! Mar Le Taw ! Su Kar ! ! Ywar Htaung ! Gon Hnyin Seik ! ! ! Kyaw Zay Yar ! Ka Paing ! Mya Thi Dar ! ! ! Place Name: Ministry of Home Affairs (GAD) ! ! Shar Yaung Su Kar (Middle) Kan Lel Ywar Thit ! Mon Hnyin Chaung ! Tha Pyay Thar ! Myaung U ! ! Bagan Tu ! ! ! Hlaing Pauk Nan Dar ! Da Na Theik Di Su Kar Kin ! translated by MIMU Min Kun U Daung ! ! ! ! Pyawbwe ! Tapayin Kwe ! Pauk Myaing ! Thit Cho Kone Htan Taw Nan Taw Kyun ! ! ! ! Kan Gyi Kone ! ! Sun Lun ! Copyright © Myanmar Information Management Unit 2017.
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  • Permitted Enterprises by Myanmar Investment Commission(23/2015)

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  • Food Security Update - April 2014 Early Warning and Situation Reports

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