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Kyaukpyu Township - Rakhine State Myanmar Information Management Unit Kyaukpyu Township - Rakhine State 93°30'E 93°35'E 93°40'E 93°45'E 93°50'E 93°55'E MYEBON BHUTAN INDIA CHINA BANGLADESH Ü VIETNAM LAOS THAILAND ANN CAMBODIA 19°35'N 19°35'N Pyin Wun (198737) (Kyauk Gyi Pyin) Zin Kyun (198739) (Zin Kyun) Pyin Shey (198735) (Kyauk Gyi Pyin) Maw Gyi (198738) (Kyauk Gyi Pyin) Te Chaung (198726) (Te Chaung) Gone Taung (198730) (Te Chaung) Ohn Taw (198729) Nga Ten Gyein (198727) (Te Chaung) (Te Chaung) Kyauk Gyi Pyin (198734) Min Kin Pyin (198733) (Kyauk Gyi Pyin) (Te Chaung) Kat Tu Chaing (198731) (Te Chaung) Hmaing Chaung (198723) (Shwe Nyo Ma) Shwe Nyo Ma (198720) Nga Mauk Kyein (198702) (Shwe Nyo Ma) (Kyauk Ngu) Pan Tu Ma (198703) Kyun Chaung (198721) (Kyauk Ngu) Mee Chaung Yae Thauk (198700) Tan Kha Yoe (198472) (Shwe Nyo Ma) Ywar Haung (198699) (Kyauk Ngu) 19°30'N (Thea Tan) San Ni Khin (198701) (Kyauk Ngu) 19°30'N (Kyauk Ngu) Ah Hpoe Pyin (198704) Kyauk Ngu (198698) (Kyauk Ngu) (Kyauk Ngu) Kon Baung (198471) (Thea Tan) Kin Mun Taung (198732) U Gar Hton (198476) (Te Chaung) Thea Tan (198470) (Thea Chaung) (Thea Tan) Kar Hpi Chaung (198475) Chaung Gyi Hpyar (198722) (Thea Chaung) (Shwe Nyo Ma) Laung Khoke Taung (Ngwe Twin Tu) (198682) Let Nyot Ngon (198473) Thea Chaung (198474) (Ya Ta Na) (Thea Tan) (Thea Chaung) Ywar Thit (198687) (Ya Ta Na) Chon Swei (198697) (Chon Swei) Min Gan (198708) (Min Gan) Lawt Te (198709) La Har Gyi (198715) (Min Gan) (La Har Gyi) Ywar Thit Kay (198716) (La Har Gyi) Pauk Net Chay (198477) Ah Nauk Hmyar Tein (198685) (Thea Chaung) (Ya Ta Na) Nga Hpyin Thet (198718) Ah Shey Hmyar Tein (198683) Taung Shey (198725) (La Har Gyi) (Ya Ta Na) (War Taung) Ma Ra Zaing (198713) (Min Gan) Doe Tan (198712) Ka Nyin Taw (198711) (Min Gan) (Min Gan) Myone Pyin (198681) Mauk Tin Gyi (198714) La Man Chaung (198694) (Ya Ta Na) (Min Gan) (Pan Taw Pyin) Kon Pa Ni Zay (198466) (Taung Yin) War Taung (198724) Kyaukpyu (War Taung) Ka Nyin Taw (198469) Kywe Te (198695) Ku Lar Bar Taung (198468) (Taung Yin) Pyin Hpyu Maw (198464) (Pan Taw Pyin) Say Poke Kay (198486) (Taung Yin) (Pyin Hpyu Maw) Ya Ta Na (198680) (Gone Chein) Taung Yin (198465) Pan Taw Pyin (West) (198692) Pan Taw Pyin (East) (198693) (Ya Ta Na) (Taung Yin) (Pan Taw Pyin) 19°25'N Ah Htet Pyin (198483) Nga/La Pwayt (198467) (Pan Taw Pyin) 19°25'N (Gone Chein) Ah Shey Bat (198487) (Taung Yin) (Gone Chein) Ku Toet Seik (198696) Lay Dar Pyin (198484) Kyauk Tin Seik (198492) (Pan Taw Pyin) (Gone Chein) (Ohn Taw) Saing Chon Dwain (198542) Aung Zay Di (198488) Ohn Taw (198489) Kone Baung (198493) (Saing Chon) Saing Chon (North) (198540) (Gone Chein) (Ohn Taw) (Ohn Taw) (Saing Chon) Saing Chon Ywar Thit (198541) (Saing Chon) Saing Chon (South) (198539) (Saing Chon) Wit San (198490) Thit Poke Taung (198527) Kyauk Kha Mauk (198707) (Ohn Taw) (Sit Taw) (Gyin Gyi) Ka Paing Chaung (198706) (Gyin Gyi) Hnan Me Taung (198497) (Kan Dee) Shauk Chaung (198520) Ma La Kyun (198508) Sit Taw (198524) (Kat Tha Pyay) (Leik Kha Maw) (Sit Taw) Kyan Chein (198526) Gyin Gyi (198705) Kat Tha Pyay (198518) (Sit Taw) Pyaing Sayt Kay (198491) Say Maw (198525) (Gyin Gyi) (Kat Tha Pyay) (Sit Taw) Leik Kha Maw Haung (198505) (Ohn Taw) (Leik Kha Maw) Ma Day Kyun Ywar Ma (198478) (Ma Day Kyun) Pyin Chay (198506) Kan Dee (198494) Tauk Ka Lu Taung (198481) Kyein Chaung (198480) Ywar Thit (198507) (Leik Kha Maw) (Kan Dee) Pyar Te (198519) (Ma Day Kyun) (Ma Day Kyun) (Leik Kha Maw) (Kat Tha Pyay) Kyauk Tan (198479) Min Tet Taung (198496) Kyat Tein (198521) (Ma Day Kyun) (Kan Dee) Mi Kyaung Tet (198495) (Kyat Tein) Htaunt Chaung (198545) Hnget Pyaw Chaung (198498) (Kan Dee) Tha Pyu Taung (198522) (U Gin) Laung Chaung (198679) (Kan Dee) Tha Hpan Khar (198523) (Kyat Tein) Bu Ma Pyin (198544) (Ah Lan Chein) (Kyat Tein) (U Gin) U Gin (198543) Ku Lar Bar Taung (198546) (U Gin) (U Gin) Ku Lar Bar (198500) (Chaung Wa) Kun Chain (198674) War Taw (198553) (Min Chaung) Taw Pyain (198529) (Nga Seint Pyin) Gaw Du Ywar Haung (198509) Zaing Chaung (198531) Myo Chaung (198673) (Thaing Chaung) (Thaing Chaung) Kun Chein (198536) Pyin Lel Khaung (198538) 19°20'N (Leik Kha Maw) (Min Chaung) 19°20'N Gaw Du Ywar Thit (198510) (Doe Ma Taung) (Doe Ma Taung) Ma Au Taw (198552) (Leik Kha Maw) Ah Chun (198530) Taung Maw (198537) (Nga Seint Pyin) Leik Pyar Dwain (198555) (Thaing Chaung) (Doe Ma Taung) (Nga Seint Pyin) Min Chaung (198672) Thea Chwain (198560) Mi Kyaung Yae Thauk (198554) Bu Taung Kwea (198675) (Min Chaung) (Sin Boke) Hnan Hpe Htein (198551) (Nga Seint Pyin) (Min Chaung) (Nga Seint Pyin) Chaung Pyar (198501) Thaing Chaung (198528) Kun Chein (198561) Kyaung Tin (198549) Ta Khun Taing (198678) (Chaung Wa) (Thaing Chaung) (Sin Boke) (Nga Seint Pyin) (Ah Lan Chein) Ta Dar U (198565) Nga Pu Chwein (198559) (Sin Boke) Ah Lan Chein (198676) (Sin Boke) Sar Ta Lin Chein (198562) Maw Gyi (198548) (Ah Lan Chein) Yae Nan Taung (198503) Pyar Chwain (198535) (Sin Boke) Tha Dut Taung Yin (198558) (Nga Seint Pyin) (Min Pyin) (Thaing Chaung) Kywe Chan Taung (198563) (Sin Boke) Chaung Wa (198499) Da Ni Chaung Pyin (198564) (Sin Boke) Kyun Gyi (198569) Sa Par Htar (198568) (Chaung Wa) (Sin Boke) Kyaung Khoe Chaung (198533) (Sin Boke) (Sin Boke) Ta Dar Yin (198570) Hmin Khone Taing (198504) (Thaing Chaung) Lu Shey Taung Yin (Ywar Thit Kay) (198571) (Sin Boke) Gant Gar (West) (198688) (Min Pyin) (Sin Boke) Gant Gar Ywar Ma (198689) (Gant Gar) Sa Par Htar Kyun Chaung (198572) (Gant Gar) Min Pyin (198502) (Sin Boke) Kyet Tein (198577) Htu Sayt Kay (198690) Pyar Kywain Chaung Hpyar (198534) Ah Shey Taung (198573) (Nga Lone Su) (Min Pyin) (Thaing Chaung) (Sin Boke) (Gant Gar) Ah Htet Ma Day Kyun (198677) Pauk Pyin (198691) (Ah Lan Chein) Na Nwin Tin (198550) Ah Haung Taung (198576) (Gant Gar) (Nga Seint Pyin) Kyauk Seik (198579) (Nga Lone Su) Ku Lar Ma Kyun (198634) (Nga Lone Su) Wa Pyay (198668) Ah Lel Dwein (198640) (Sa Ne) Pan Taw Gyi (198580) (Wa Pyay) (Ah Lel Dwein) (Nga Lone Su) Chaung Hmyaw (198532) Taung Maw (198641) Pyin Taung (198581) (Thaing Chaung) Gant Gaw (198582) (Ah Lel Dwein) (Nga Lone Su) (Nga Lone Su) Let Wea Tet (198670) War Taung (198671) (Wa Pyay) (Wa Pyay) Ma Au Pyein (198669) Nga Lone Su (Upper) (198574) (Wa Pyay) (Nga Lone Su) Nga Lone Su (Lower) (198575) War Net Chun (198512) Tha Hpan Chaung (198513) (Kyauk Pyauk) (Nga Lone Su) Kyauk Se (198642) (Kyauk Pyauk) Kyauk Chein (198583) Pyein Taw (198639) (Ah Lel Dwein) Pyu Chaing (198516) Kyet Pyan Taw (198586) (Nga Lone Su) (Lay Pon Kyauk) (Kyauk Pyauk) (Nga Lone Su) 19°15'N Dway Cha (198667) 19°15'N Ma Nyin Chaung (198585) (Ah Wa Taung) (Nga Lone Su) Thaing Chwain (198638) (Lay Pon Kyauk) Ah Wa Taung (198666) Kyauk Pyauk (198511) (Ah Wa Taung) (Kyauk Pyauk) Ah Wa Taung (198584) (Nga Lone Su) Sin Tin (198587) In Taing Gyi (198515) (Nga Lone Su) Hmyaw Chaung (198655) (Kyauk Pyauk) Ah Nauk Htein Dway (198637) (Hmyaw Chaung) Hin Kha Yaw Pyein (198628) (Lay Pon Kyauk) (Sa Ne) Wa Hmyaung (198514) Sa Bai Chaung (198656) (Kyauk Pyauk) Yae Myet Chaung (198613) Wet Ya (198617) (Hmyaw Chaung) Sa Ne Kan Pyin Su (198625) Kaing Chaung (198629) (Min Yat) (Min Yat) Ywar Thit Kay (198636) (Sa Ne) (Sa Ne) Ah Lel Su (198627) (Lay Pon Kyauk) Taung Ngu Su (198626) (Sa Ne) Yae Nan Twain (198610) Lay Pon Kyauk (198635) (Sa Ne) (Min Yat) Kyauk Yoe (198614) (Lay Pon Kyauk) (Min Yat) Ah Shey Htein Dway (198630) Sa Nwin Nan Pyein (198665) (Sa Ne) KYAUKPYU (Ba Yar) Yae Myet Gyi (198663) Pyone Pye (198631) Pauk Pyin (198644) (Ba Yar) (Sa Ne) Nga/Oke (198612) (Sa Ne Min Pyin) Yae Myet Wa (198615) Thit Ka Toe (198664) (Min Yat) (Min Yat) (Ba Yar) Hnyaung Pyein (198616) Ba Yar (198662) Rakhine Min Pyin (198643) Chin Ywar Min Pyin (198647) Leik Tin (198609) (Min Yat) (Ba Yar) (Sa Ne Min Pyin) (Sa Ne Min Pyin) (Min Yat) Baw Ya Bar (198645) (Sa Ne Min Pyin) Yae Chan Gyi (198646) Ku Lar Kwin (198661) (Sa Ne Min Pyin) (Yae Myet) Kyauk Ka Lay (198611) Kyun Pyein (198595) Tan Saung (198658) Min Yat (198608) (Min Yat) (Than Chaung) (Yae Myet) Yae Chwain Pyin (198648) Ywar Thit (198596) (Min Yat) Yae Myet (198657) (Sa Ne Min Pyin) (Than Chaung) (Yae Myet) Than Chaung (198594) (Than Chaung) Chaung Hpyar (198603) Kyu Lwin (198659) (Ta Bet) 19°10'N (Yae Myet) 19°10'N Ah Lel (198605) Taung Gyi Yin (198604) (Ta Bet) (Ta Bet) Taung Ngu (198660) Ta Bet (198602) (Yae Myet) Ohn Pauk (198606) Taung Yin (198590) (Ta Bet) Kone Baung Gyi (198588) (Ta Bet) (Zin Chaung) (Zin Chaung) Chaung Net (198650) Htaung Pyin (198607) (Kyauk Taung Pyein) Wet Taw Pyin Ywar Ma (198591) (Ta Bet) (Zin Chaung) Kon Thwe (198589) (Zin Chaung) Kyee Tway (198593) Kyauk Taung Pyein (198649) (Zin Chaung) (Kyauk Taung Pyein) RAMREE Taw Lel (198652) (Ku Lar Kyan) Ah Wa Pyin (North) (198653) (Ku Lar Kyan) Ku Lar Kyan (198651) (Ku Lar Kyan) Ah Wa Pyin (Sorth) (198654) (Ku Lar Kyan) Mu Ywin (198599) (Ka Lant Te) Kon Baung (198598) (Ka Lant Te) Ka Lant Te (198597) (Ka Lant Te) Taw Pyein (Taw Lel) (198624) Laung Chwain (198620) (Kin Myauk) (Kin Myauk) Myauk (198619) Thea Khan Pyein (198621) Ramree (Kin Myauk) (Kin Myauk) Kin Ywar Gyi (198618) (Kin Myauk) Pin Lel Nar (198622) Kone Baung Tan (198623) 19°5'N (Kin Myauk) (Kin Myauk) 19°5'N Kilometers 0 2 4 8 93°30'E 93°35'E 93°40'E 93°45'E 93°50'E 93°55'E Map ID: MIMU154v04 This product has been prepared for operational purposes only, to support Revision Date: 9 July 2019 Legend humanitarian and development activities in Myanmar.
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