Thayetchaung Township

Thayetchaung Township (Burmese: သရက်ချောင်းမြို့နယ်) is a township of Dawei District in the Taninthayi Division of Burma (Myanmar). The principal town is Thayetchaung.

Thayetchaung Township
Township
Thayetchaung Township
Location in Burma
Coordinates: 13°41′N 98°26′E
Country Burma
RegionTaninthayi Region
DistrictDawei District
CapitalThayetchaung
Time zoneUTC+6.30 (MST)

Subdivisions

Thayetchaung Township is composed of 39 rural tracts, and one urban tract, Thayetchaung. The rural tracts are:[1]

  • Kinshey
  • Nyaungzin
  • Kyarinn
  • Sawhpyar (Sawpya)
  • Yantaung
  • Thinkyun
  • Thayethnitkhwa (Thayetnakwa)
  • Panchishaung
  • Peintaw
  • Kazitadaru
  • Padatchaung
  • Oketu
  • Titutpyin
  • Sinku
  • Einsheypyin
  • Laba
  • Meike
  • Pyinhpyugyi (Pyinbyugyi)
  • Pyinhpyuthar (Pyinbyutha)
  • Theachaunggyi
  • Alesu
  • Byawithar
  • Kywecham
  • Winkaphaw
  • Melkee
  • Kayintaungpyauk
  • Gonhnyinseik (Gonnyinseik)
  • Sonsin
  • Yaechochaung
  • Kanetthiri
  • Chaungwapyin
  • Mindat
  • Kamyaing
  • Kyweminkone
  • Yange
  • Yaepu
  • Katwe
  • Kanyinchaung
  • Aukthayetchaung
  • Padauk
  • Pedet
  • Kyaukse
  • Aitait (Kayin Paawt)
  • Myanmar Paawt

Notes
  1. "Thayetchaung Township, Tanintharyi, Myanmar" Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine, Myanmar Information Management Unit (MIMU), 12 August 2010
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