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Chin State, Myanmar Myanmar Information Management Unit Chin State, Myanmar 92°30’E 93°E 93°30’E 94°E 94°30’E 95°E Pangmual 164827 Kolnoi Tualkhiang Tongcin 164824 164829 24°N 24°N Suangbem Aisih 164830 164814 Phaisat Tangsih 164810 Khuaivum Sipek Tangsiat Suanghoih 164762 Lenikot Polpi Vum 164767 Selbung 164813 Khaukue 164819 Chikha Kyikha Town ! Sailmong Thuambual Hiangzang ! 164761 Khawdam Holkhoin Tuimui 164806 Senam 164818 164756 Khuangkhan Kansau (A) Bizang Mauvum 164758 Bualkuang 164803 164808 Khiangkang Siallup Langphun 164765 164772 Tuimang Haipi 164757 Balbil 164821 Saipimual 164807 Khampat Town 164801 164770 Sihtual Taalzang Singgel 164817 Mualpi 164755 164816 164753 Bapi Kampum Tonzang Suangpek 164788 Anlun 164799 164776 Madain Buangmual 164754 Bimpaw Zampi 164789 Sakawng Hangken 164792 Khuabem 164773 Khmngwei 164815 Mualkawi Khianglam Thuitang 164791 164751 Lihkhan 164794 Gelimat 164779 Khuamun Seksih 164775 Tal ek Keeltal Lungtak 164752 Sibo Darkhai (A) 164793 164795 Thuitum 164748 Phaidim Mawlaik Town 164796 164790 164783 Khamzang 164747 Minibil Pangzang Tonzang 164669 Tonzang Town !! Phaitu Tuipi Tungtuang 164746 164668 Tsauleng Suangsang Gamlai 164744 Buangzawng Salzang Sialthaw 164685 164684 164786 Ngente 164741 164787 Lamthang 164692 Buanli Ngalbual Lomzang 164785 164690 164742 164686 Tungzang Anlang 164681 Bukphir 164682 164691 Tuithang Ngamngai Lezang Tualmu 164680 Khiangzang 164683 164650 Aipha 23°30’N Phaiza 164647 164638 23°30’N 164689 Maungkin 164651 Bunizang Maunglang 164640 Khuadai Thinghlei 164645 Kahngen Khawzimte 164695 Thangzang 164646 Khawzimpi 164648 Siangpikot Tuaizang Vammual Mualnuam Haupi INDIA 164676 164657 Tuibel Lailo Tek lui Tidu Muizawl 164661 164656 164672 Sainu Tiddim Tiddim Town Laitui !! Reehkawdar Town 164670 Leilom Tiddim Tuibial Suangdawh ! Tuitawh Dimlo 164722 ! Lianhna Lamzang Vutbauk 164671 Phailen 164642 164493 Hiangawn 164659 Tuisau 164634 164667 Suangpi 164737 Dolluang Saizang 164721 164641 Laibung 164633 Hmunluah Kaptel 164736 Khawkhir 164483 164665 Phunoin Pimpi Phunte Vangteh Thangnuai 164486 Tuicirh Lophei 164726 164728 Tuisang Surbung Haimual 164715 164487 Thuklai Thingcang Saek Mualben 164485 164488 Ngatan Lui 164730 Kalewa Town Limkhai Theizang Khawpisip Saihmun Khawdar Ngalzang Kale Town 164467 Siallam 164480 164479 Yawklak 164739 Gawnggawih 164489 Zawlnu 164367 Suangphei Satawni Soisung Tibual Lhuabual 164468 Laizawl Varung 164368 164472 Auhmun Leilet Bualmin Bualhrei 164474 Beiawl Duhmang Nimzawl 164462 164441 164429 Tlangkawi Lotharawn 164381 164401 164464 164439 Bualkhua Khuang Vomhalkhum Thlancing 164375 Phaizawl 164442 Khiangrawn 164427 Khumhmun Kimniang 164454 164430 164376 164402 Losau Simzawl Ngailan Zawlte Zawngte 164428 164389 164460 164444 164456 Khawsum Falam Ralawm Sagaing Hnahthial Koahi 164433 Lunghrawn 164459 Dihai Zalang Webula Haimual Darteti Khumzing Yetagon 164458 Lumbang Simcing 164398 164400 164449 Khaute Zultu 164395 Thinghual Khuangli 164383 164397 164360 Khitam 164561 164394 Taungleik 23°N 164365 23°N Tlangpi Zo/Dihai 164407 164568 Tikhuangtum 164447 Dwan 164559 Zomuai Hmunti Ralpel Khualung Klau Lungding Zatual 164575 Cerhmun Tlaisun Vanniam Lumte 164570 Tlangkhua Zathlir 164405 164353 164355 164339 164411 164408 Tlorzan 164557 Zamaul 164421 Tiahdai Shunkla Ngaizam Lungler Murang Farrawn 164350 Khupleng Zamual Tili Falam Town Falam Tolung 164577 164572 Tihbual !! Tlortang 164414 164416 164345 164418 164567 Rulbu Klangkhan Thanhniar 164409 164348 Lente Mingin Town Fungkah Mualkai Tal Lungpi 164326 Thungthul 164566 Kuangdawn Darbo 164580 Vanzang 164343 Hmunpi Sumhrang 164329 Thangzang Hmungsum 164424 Kapyingyaunk 164571 Mangkheng 164327 Haimual 164579 Tlangte 164423 Hrianghnang Ruabuk RaiKan 164565 Seipi Khuahlon 164584 Sihhmuh 164352 Tikual 164320 Ratawn Ruakhua Ramthlo Haitar 164581 164325 164583 164347 Sihsang Lenhai Bungtlang Lungzarh 164324 164585 Sopum 164562 Tiphul Keipaw 164573 Chuncung 164501 Thau Hmunlipi Phungrilh 164503 Rinpi 164586 164588 164515 Hata Khuafo Hairawn Hranhring Rinte 164563 164516 Haiphai 164504 164517 Hriangkhan Phiarti Siallam 164587 Phai 164520 164594 164521 Hniarlawn Farrawn Hmunhalh Dauchim Nabual 164519 164595 Htantlang Town 164522 Tikir 164496 164593 !!ThantLang Beute Ruan Salen Lunghnam Vanha 164592 Hakha Town 164497 Khawbe 164525 HAKHA!! Aive Banawhtlang 164495 164523 164596 Mangnu Cinkhua Lulpilung Vomkua TlanGrua Hmaikhah 164508 164524 164597 164598 Congthia 164526 164602 Nipi Htantlang Bualtak 164507 Lechia Congthia 164500 Loklung Berhar Hriphi (A) 164602 164499 164627 164630 Zokhua Hrawngvun Vantlang 164505 164510 164511 PhaiPi Malsawm Ruavan 164509 Buanlung 164514 Tluangram (A) Vuangtu Zathal 164628 164553 164626 164548 DinLaupa 22°30’N 22°30’N Sakta Tinam 164547 164512 Lamtuk ZapHai 164513 Kani Town Hlamphei Leitak Dongva Hakha 164621 164600 164554 LangPho Cintlang Hungtuah 164552 164549 Khuapi Khawbung 164551 LungCaWi 164620 Aibur 164608 Phaipha (B) Lunghau Naling 164543 Tilak Sumsi 164539 Hausen 164537 LeLum B Lawngtlang Phaipha (A) 164538 LeLum A 164622 164542 Surngen Bungzung LunGaaWi LungRang 164605 164533 LongChaui Maukhua Ngaphaite 164531 164614 Fanthen Surkhua CangVa 164609 164529 Ngaphaipi 164618 Thangaw Lungrang 164613 164540 Keizuan Fahau 164535 Hnaring (A) Hlon Man Hriangpi 164610 Khuahrang 165092 165131 164612 AiKa Chawncum Sarte Lungkhin 164536 TiLak Gangaw Town TiChungLaiLen 165132 164555 Leipi Dumva BANGLADESH Sabawngte Leikan 164544 165133 Tila Laung War Calthawng Saitlai Lotaw 165111 Ruava 165136 165110 PangVa Sabongpi Lawngthongktang Shar Shi 165095 165138 Yinmabin Town Zuamang Yaezwar Town Tini Sawtui !! Razua 165143 Nawbung 165125 Hinthang Ratu 165146 Mar Lar Pin Ti Yar Madupi Priaung 165096 165098 Ramsai Lungdua 22°N Yatalaing 165149 165123 Migyaung Sakan 22°N Tisi Leingnang 165099 Lungphialia Balei Laiyo Siei Lailenpi Lungngo 165101 Shan Ngoe 165117 Semni Mangte Pale Town 165154 Khuabawi Saungsu Tangbeiywa Ahr Ru Sungsin Witung 165102 165103 Lungrein Tin Nam Granza Htaulang Lungka 165122 165104 Kanwa Maaung Tangin Ti Lat 165121 165113 Khaungtang Hunglei Sangseh Zesaw Lailente 165151 Numbo 165119 Thesi 165105 Tingsi Mantalaing Raao 165112 Ramrik Laungkhi Ba Naing Radui Khuatwar Taung Bu 165036 Eiyo 165108 Bweson Daidin Bawiling Kyar Nan 165129 Rarhaw 165020 Balaing Baneng Raw Var Zangkhai Ku Let Wa 165130 165432 Hti Auk Langle Kwenam Tilin Town Utalinwa 165044 Yanbe Luivang Shivalaung Tarawaing Ridwi Kuachhi Utha Ngaleng Baneng phaivawn Tumtieo Aw Laung Pan Sangiang Htangtum Htan Pain Welaung 164833 165046 Phenaing Lungtum Leingbon Shi Wa Nu Raniaung Patsi Anhtwei Hukdaung Yithu Khabal Bwetsi 165024 Gawnglaung Ngatu Myaing Town Da Let May Shadeing Lenang Bunghung Hnawte 165025 165384 Labawa Madupi Town Muntung Vawlaung Mhreng Leising Ka Lar Hnawte Madupi Leahi Sat Paung !! Teivar 165403 Angtung 165051 165072 Nawt Longat Matute Htaiwa Loipang Mangsan Klangpang Tawnggon Wun Kai Valanpi Chat Rawt 165073 165069 164875 Ma Thon Nu Nga Shar Htok Kei Haitu Klichaung Satyangwa Vaihum 164860 165317 Leingyun Wa Ye Kawang Kreup Cantak Yetpa Kat Laung 164878 165074 Amsoi 164886 Hli Yaw Palan 165067 Le Thar 164862 21°30’N Tuiship Mhawtha Magway 21°30’N Lunpang Kaim Hla Twi 164996 Vawmm’tu Shweban 165075 Tuiship Khuathar 165018 Vakauk Mthu Paletwa Kanaung Khreum 164879 Pauk Town Taung Lei 164891 Telaung Kahaung Pangthui Shwin Htwee 165005 Baung Mehawng Tsuthimwe Lintui 165084 Khuisah Prung 164997 Kwitha Lakhine Kha Ei Saung 165078 Mgwi Khinphawng Yoe Hpaung Dummi Ukahe An Htang Maga Chidup Bongyo 165004 165015 Han Bon Kyaukhtu Town Shet Kamlwei Thoungna Ma Kyan Ein 164902 Thawtui Shleh Mindat 164909 164925 Ahshan Hleikawng Aung Swei Madu Lumgsu-LoiSah Meriao Antare 164924 165087 Lower Kheng Saidu Thung Hilaung Rokthang Am Laung Mhaw 164938 Mindat Sakan Letha Sheet 164936 Pein Yaw Kwenbo Laikdo Mwei Shi Hkong-im Rung Hpwi 164932 Chuni Anggim-loisah Laile Deing Kang Duk Ung Mindat Town Shileh Khuathar Angim-Loisah 164984 Mthway 164979 !! Shim Taing Wei Paletwa Town Sa Mee Kheng Do Im ! 165515 Mitu Yatduk M’dat !Paletwa Laung Tan Hli Rein Hlai Shu Hung 165007 Kothar 164950 Leingdaung Seinzan 165619 164992 Mkyai Khar Pan Mleng 165165 Kha Wea Limpu Zang-Imnu Segyang Banhtwei 165351 Hnum Thinna Raing Ba Sheing Htang 164989 Zu Chaung Twi Shan On Dwei Kyon Laung Bawng-im Sayo Leing Pung 164970 Kawngnoi Waungdaw Baila bobeik Htein Khaung 165622 Yapkon Ridaung Sing Aik Kanpetlet Town Taungpyoletwea Town Mshwe Nyaung-U Town Tai-Imnu Nghka !Kanpetlet ! Kangu Aungkaung Tang Paung Chaung Yaing Shekawktu Kukhkyan Ywa Ashe Themawa 165251 Kunubaung Bedaung Ta Naw Mar Lee Bagan Town Pin Laung Mwedon An Teing 165261 165257 Saw Town Mhong Im Htangshan Kuwa Heing Hat M’darimnu Shwidu Makkai Imnu Nyung-Imnu 164971 Lwedup Ngamyintthaung Hlakchawn Hseng Nang Sundaung 165191 Baung Bin Cheingsa Aitsa Hmaw Laung Lone 165187 165245 Khwe Thar Hkit Chaing Sa Nu Khar Lwe Khaw Nlung-Imnu 165256 165193 Hteng Bu Pon Tawt 165624 Khan Nan 165627 Muhlaung Kwe Yaing 165190 Pyaw-Imnu Ma Htang 165194 Pangdag Lungseing Pet Sein Hpar Hpoke Hkok Hungdu Htinlang Auk Yin 165226 Sat Du 165231 21°N 21°N 165636 Sweshin Sitwi Mandalay Puywa Kyin Dway 165222 Sabaung Pan Taung Ramshin 165230 Wagok Kanpetlet Rakhine Ngashaung Kenbwegyi Lathton Pu Saing Laywa Seikphyu Town Paing Sein Ayegyaungzok Chauk Town Lauk Mawt Aunglauk 165668 Kauksaing Sokchaung Mawzum 165211 Ngun Zaing Buthidaung Town Kopegyi Kamto 165208 Hkaukpongyin Kopegyi Laingbaung Kyauktaw Town Ko Hpay Shey Mawzum 165606 Saukdin Le Pon Maungdaw Town 165205 Atet Than Htaung Khauk Saungsu Ale
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