Hpasawng Township

Hpasaung Township (Burmese: ဖားဆောင်းမြို့နယ်) is a township of Bawlakhe District in the Kayah State of Myanmar. The principal town lies at Hpasaung.

Hpasawng Township of the Kayah State

Capital:

Banawn Auk Bankom Daw Hsaw Dawso-hpa Daw Ta-ma Daw Ta-naw Hkai-hpaknam Ho-hta Ho-hwè Ho-hwē-ko-sa-pa Ho-hwè-mān Hokyit Hpak-hku Hpaktu-möng Hpasawng Hsa-paw Hwenokkut Hwè Papük Hweponglaung Hwese Hwunhose Kangkya Kanna Kemapyu Kyaukpeneo Kyauktaing Loi Mun Loitawngkwetawk Lota Ma-nè-hku Mepawa Mèsali Mèsè Ale Mèsè Atet (18°38'26"N 97°39'32"E) Mèsè Atet (18°36'23"N 97°44'44"E) Mèsè Auk Mesenan Mèsè Ywathit Namhu (18°42'33"N 97°26'42"E) Namhu (18°40'3"N 97°29'4"E) Namlin Namman Nammawkom Nammehek Nampinlin Namsa-lan Natgon Nawngkeng Nwemu Nyawngweng (19°5'40"N 97°28'37"E) Nyawngweng (19°5'22"N 97°29'0"E) Pakyiko Pangnamlong Pantin Sakan Pawkü-ta Pe-lè Pi-lu Pūnghsa-sè (19°16'26"N 97°31'34"E) Pūnghsa-sè (19°10'0"N 97°32'0"E) Pusung Sawlon Sawpane Sinbyu Soppa Sopwa Ta Ho-hta Ta-hsangle Ta Nyawnghkam Ta-pu-nan Ta-sawla Taungoh Wana Wān Ai-num Wan Hkang Wān Hpi-hai Wān Hsa-hkyawng Wān Hsa-ya Wān Hsoppai Wān Hwè-aw Wān Hwè-hka-nö Wān Hwè-pūng Wān Ko-sa-pa (19°4'26"N 97°27'32"E) Wān Ko-sa-pa (19°3'52"N 97°27'58"E) Wān Ko-sa-pa (19°3'50"N 97°29'12"E) Wān Loi Wān Loi-weng Wān Manta-leng Wān Na-awn Wān Na-mon Wān Namsa-lan Wān Nkongola Wān Pa-Hpyèt Wān Pangnwat Wānpla (19°2'41"N 97°29'10"E) Wānpla (19°1'49"N 97°28'34"E) Wānpla Wānkong Wān Sao-hpa-li Wān Ta-hku Wān Ta-la Wataki Wisalaw Yè-ta-gūn Ywathit

Kayah State

Capital: Loikaw

Loikaw District	Loikaw Township Demoso Township Hpruso Township Shadaw Township

Bawlakhe District	Bawlakhe Township Hpasawng Township Mese Township

Main cities and towns	Loikaw Demoso Hpruso Kyephogyi Shadaw Bawlakhe Hpasawng Mese

Famous quotes containing the word township:

“The most interesting thing which I heard of, in this township of Hull, was an unfailing spring, whose locality was pointed out to me on the side of a distant hill, as I was panting along the shore, though I did not visit it. Perhaps, if I should go through Rome, it would be some spring on the Capitoline Hill I should remember the longest.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)