Paletwa

Paletwa alangvum
Paletwa Location in Burma
Coordinates: 21°18′N 92°51′E / 21.300°N 92.850°E / 21.300; 92.850Coordinates: 21°18′N 92°51′E / 21.300°N 92.850°E / 21.300; 92.850
Country	Burma
Division	Chin State
District	Mindat District
Township	Paletwa Township
Area
• Total	1,368 sq mi (3,543 km2)
Population (The most populated in Chin State)	96,899
Time zone	MST (UTC+6.30)

Paletwa^[1] (Palangvum) is one of the westernmost towns of Myanmar, in Chin State 18 kilometres from the border with Bangladesh. It is the administrative seat for Paletwa Township. During British periods Paletwa was in the region of Arakan (Rakhine State). During U Nu administration, the town has included in the list of Chin State.

Paletwa Township (Palangvum Kapeang) is a township of Mindat District in the Chin State of Myanmar.

The population of it was 96,899 according to an answer in Myanmar parliament on 14 May 2014.^[2]

References

1. ↑ Paletwa, Burma at GEOnet Names Server
2. ↑ http://www.mrtv3.net.mm/newpaper/99newsn.pdf Page 10 Column 1

External links

• Satellite map at Maplandia.com

Paletwa Township of the Chin State
Capital:
Ahshan Ah Teing Aitsa Ale Tinkang Anauk Manan Angtung An Htang Anhtwei An Kang Antare An Teing Atet Than Htaung Auk Byazin Auk Than Htaung Aung Bwei Aung Kaung Aunglauk Aung Tang Baila Balaing Baunggyaung Baw Bawli Bedaung Bidonegyaungwa Boathe Bobeik Bok Lang Bongyo Charadaung Cheingsa Cheingsanu Chem Cheoleo Chuni Daletme Daswe Deing Deing Kang Ei Saung Elyo Granza Hkalwehkaw Hlukdaung Hlup Hmweletwa Htangshan Htangtum Htanowe Htinlang Htok-kei Htong Bu Hung Hungdu In Htang Kabaung Kadigyaung Kahla Kaingdaung Kaladan Kalagya Kaletwa Kamlo Kamlwei Kanang Ka Naung Kangnaung Kanwa Kauk Saing Kaung Kawang Kayak Keiyowa Kha Kha-in Khakhwei Khauk Khaungtang Khawei Khenkhar Khupyeshe Kilan King Htai Konbwegyi Kon Lang Kopegyi Kotlāng Kru Kuachhi Kuwa Kwenbo Kyandauk Kyidoe Kyile Labawa La Haw Lahaw Laik Do Laile Lailenpi Laingbaung Laing Lon Laiyo Lakhine La Paung Lathton Lat Swi Latyung Laungdan Laungkadu Laungkhi Lawngdu Leiksa Leingbon Leingdaung Leingkhine Leingnang Leing Pung Leingyun Leising Lenang Limpu Lingtui Linhu Liyo Longat Lungpang Lungseing Mahadu Ma Htang Mala Mangpu Mangsan Mang Yung Mantalaing Maung Bwei Maung Tu Mawzum Meilangtlang Meriao Min Kraing Mwei Shi Mwendaung Nang Hat Ngadet Ngame Ngamyinthaung Ngasha Ngatgyaungwa Ngweiwa Nitu Numbo Oisi On Dwei Paboh Pa Boi Paihang Paing Sin Paletwa Panglei Pang Ting Pat Sein Patsi Pei Lai Pengwa Petoe Pome Pongdaw Praunglaung Priaung Pru Tun Pu Saing Pyelongyi Raik Don Raing Ba Ramaw Ramrik Ramshin Rat Ki Reing Hat Ridaung Rokthang Rung Sabaung Sahak Saidu Sami Samphrao Sanglang Sangtak Sa Phwei Satpaung Satwei Satyaungwa Saukdin Saungau Saung Bauk Saung Hat Saungso Segyaung Seiksa Seinzan Shadeing Shaowa Sheing Htang Shu Hung Shweban Shwiaung Siei Sing Aik Sin Htang Si Rang Sitwi Sokchaung Son Laing Taing Wei Ta Naw Tanbeiywa Tang Bwei Tangkuwa Tang Raung Tarawaing Taung Bwei Taung Kai Taung Lai Tawngbu Teimagyaung Pya Thawtui Themawa Thuio Ting Mwei Tocho Tokke Topui Turawine Twipang Twi Shan (21°14'0"N 93°12'0"E) Twi Shan (21°13'0"N 93°2'0"E) Uisi U Kang Upi Uthai Vaihum Vangkai Wagalet Wagok Wama Wayu Wilugyaung Witung Yangbe Yangkhet Yapi Yatalaing Yeikauk Yon Sheing Zangkhai

Chin State
Capital: Hakha
Falam District	Falam Township Tiddim Township Ton Zang Township
Hakha District	Hakha Township Htantlang Township
Mindat District	Kanpetlet Township Matupi Township Mindat Township Paletwa Township
Cities and towns	Falam Hakha Htantlang Kanpetlet Matupi Mindat Paletwa Phunom Tiddim Ton Zang