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Myanmar Information Management Unit Village Tracts of Pakokku Township Magway Region 94°50’E 95°0’E 95°10’E 21°30’N 21°30’N Kaing Ma Gyi Thone Pin Hpaung Kwe Kamma Pa Daing Chon Yae Lar Yae Myet Kan Yat Gyi Ma Gyi Shwe Dar Pin Pu Kyee Nyaung Chauk Kan Ku Pin Hla Kan Hla Kya Htoe Kan Taw Nat Kyun Hpa Lan Oh Lel Yar Kywe Te Pakokku Kun Myo Khin Thar Ga Wun Lay Taing 21°20’N Sa Bay 21°20’N Shin Ma Kan Kyun Nyo Gyi Urban Chaing Pakokku Ah Nauk Ma Koke Kyun Su PAKOKKU Gyi Kan Myin Win Ko Hla Myin Kyun Tin Gat Myit Hpyar Mei Za Li Sa Nyaung Tha Yet Taw Be Pin Kone Shar Pin Myit Chay Kaing Nyaung Pin Kyar Kyun (Kyun Ka Lay) Deit Pyar Let Pan Kyun (Ku Zee Taw Kyun) (Yae Le) Pauk Taw Nyaung Hla Shar Pin Nyaung-U Myo Soe Ah Shey Kan Hpyu 21°10’N 21°10’N Ngathayouk Seik Kha Wa Bagan Shar Du Chaik 21°0’N 21°0’N Lan Sagaing Chin Shan Mandalay Magway Seikphyu Chauk Bay of Bengal Rakhine Kilometers Bago 0482 Ayeyarwady 94°50’E 95°0’E 95°10’E Map ID: MIMU575v01 Legend Data Sources : GLIDE Number: TC-2010-000211-MMR Cyclone BASE MAP - MIMU State Capital Road Village Tract Boundaries Creation Date: 6 December 2010. A3 Boundaries - WFP/MIMU/UNICEF Township Boundary Cyclone Path Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 Main Town Place names - Ministry of Home Affair District Boundary Other Town (GAD) translated by MIMU State Boundary Map produced by the MIMU - [email protected] Website : http://www.themimu.info Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations..

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