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SABAH New Banggi Peak P 529 SABAH New Banggi Peak P. Balambangan P. Banggi P. Bankawan Limbuak P. Panukaran P. Balak P. Molleangan Besar P. Malawali Tg. Simpang Mangayau KUDA T Tiga Tarok SOUTH CHINA SEA Bangau P. Mandidarah Kudat Lokapas Sikuati Telaga P. Tigabu Rungus Longhouse P. Musa Nangka Teluk P. Mantanani Kecil Marudu g Indarasan Senaja Teluk Paitan P. Jambongan P. Mantanani Besar Matunggong Pitas Bukah Mempakad Kusilad Kanibongan Jambongan Kg. Sumangkap - Gong Making • Kg. Tigaman Layang Layang Island Kg. Sumangat Kg. Gombizau - Honey Making (Bee Hives) • Kg. Dudar 712 Rumon S U L U S E A Tandek Kg. K. Rampayan Kota Marudu n a a it Kg. Pindusan k a o P k . Terusan g g Sg Talantang n Kg. Tamau e Suba Talan Lankayan Island B Sorob . Paitan Sg Simpangan S Kota Belud g Raket Teluk Usukan Tamu . B g. S on S ugu ga t n Rakit Kg. Tenghilan Sungai-Sungai P. Puru-Puru 713 1121 P. Kaniogan Tuaran Purok Mata Mount Kinabalu Murud Kurud G. Menapod 4093m Lingkabau Mengkabong Water Village Tamparuli s Merungin Sg. Sugu t Salulong Pamol Teluk Labuk Turtle Island s Kota Kinabalu Bird Sanctuary/Likas Wetland • P. Sapangar Telipok Kinabalu Park Kaingaran City Mosque • s Poring Hot Springs P. Linkabo Tunku Abdul Rahman Park Menggatal State Mosque • Sabah Foundation Building P. Kanawi g P. Gaya Kundasang Sabah Tea P. Tetabuan P. Nunuyan Darat • Agnes Keith House State Museum • Ranau Klagan KOTA KINABALU Inanam Gum-Gum • Pulau Jhih Shih Chinese Temple Street Fairs • Sg Kg. Samawang P. Nunuyan Laut Kota Kinabalu International Airport . L Central Market • Donggongon iw a gu • Sandakan Central Market Putatan Kg. Sigindai Bantun Beluran Berhala Island Monsopiad Cultural Kg. Sibuga Sandakan • Sandakan Crocodile Farm Tanjung Aru Beach • ARK Village Kinarut 727 Kg. Kerokot Laut Kg. Kiabau Kebabangan Kg. Sapi Sepilok Kg. Bokara Kawang 648 Orang Utan 612 Kg. Patau Bangau Castle Peak Rafflesia Forest Reserve Sg Sanctuary . L Papar Kg. ab Kg. Suanlamba P. Tiga 1085 Kg. Tampasis u T I O NSunsuron A L P Pananampakan k K. Kinabatangan Kecil gibanga n Kg. Abal S g . Ka Kg. Telupid K. Kinabatangan Besar Kimanis Tambunan s Kuala Penyu s 232 Teluk Kimanis Gomantong Bulud Napa n Bongawan Loka Caves g. Sukau Kg. Kertam Kg. Mansud S Proboscis Monkey Membakut Kg. Apin-Apin n Bilit Teluk Lamag ga P. Tambisan n Tangusu Kg. Kota Klias ta Batu Puteh aba Tomanggong Kg. Tambisan Klias Wetland Lumat 1143 SABAH Pintasan Sg. Kin Labuan War CROCKER RANGE NA Ginivisan Kg. Sangoi Kg. Tidaong Memorial 899 Beaufort Poluon P. L A B U A N Kg. Mempakul Keningau Kg. Litang as d Kg. Lanas Kg. Balat a Kg. K. Tongod P Kg. Tulib Tangkulap 68 LABUAN . Timbalai g Melalap Tabin Wildlife Sanctuar S S y g Kg. Limpada g . a Weston L • Tenom a Kg. Sinarupa Kuamut m Tg. Labian b a g • Murut Cultural Centre a e u Pinangah S a . • Sabah Agriculture Park m g Pangi ga S Se . Padas Gorge White g Masapol Kg. Sook S s Water Rafting Mapua a d a Sipitang Kg. Nabawan Segam a S g. P Dusun . g e Kg. Pantai S t l u o Bulus Bikang Tungku B Lahad Datu MALIAU BASIN m Kg. Paal . a h g P. Muara 123 687 1196 a u g S Malaman n “THE LOST WORLD” K Besar . BRUNEI Bangsal Gumusut Pisagan na Silam Makuao i g Silibukan P S . DARUSSALAM g P. Sakar Kamabong S Danum Valley 883 Punang Pandawan Teluk Lahad Datu Sundar Merapok Susul Conservation Area G. Silam Lawas Tomani T A W AU P. Bohayan P. Tabawan Trusan Matiku Rundum Limbang . Tin gkayu S g P. Batik Lumutan Sapulut SARA W AK Maligan Kg. Kunak P. Timbun Mata Sg P. Gaya . Ka Mostyn lab rusan a Kg. Kubor k Sg. Kalumpang N Long Tengoa Agis Kg. Batu Punggul an Btg. T Btg. 1570 Kg. Lihak P. Silawa P. Bohey Dulang Long Sukang Bt. Bisan Pensiangan 1346 Sumakang G. Magdalina g Semporna Mataking Island Sg. LIMBANG Se 1201 S r g. u P. Bum Bun Limb Kg. Merutai G. Lucia ang Long Pa Sia da 963 762 ng Tampilat Kalabakan G. Wullerstorf 368 Tauda National Parks Conner s Tawau Hills Park Silimpopon P. Kalumpang State Capital Land Above 900 Metres Federal And State Roads s National Park Hill/Bukit .......................... Bt. River/Sungai ............... Sg. Tawau Kg. Inderasabah 1 Mountain/Gunung ........... G. Serudang Town/Village Lighthouse Federal Route Number Places Of Interest Cape/Tanjung ............. Tg. CELEBES SEA Railway With Station River Interchange Diving Village/Kampung .............. Kg. Bay/Teluk .................... Tk. 397 Pulau Mabul Island g Sebatik Sebatik g Airport State Boundary Name Of Interchange River Mouth/Kuala ............ K. Station/Perhentian ...... Ptn. Kapalai Island Sipadan Island 762 Trigonometrical Station International Boundary Other Roads Landing Place/Pengkalan ...... Peng. Field/Padang ............... Pdg. Bt. Koh Mai With Height in Metres Toll Expressway Island/Pulau ..................... P. Lake/Tasik ................... T. I N D O N E S I A.
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