Yenangyaung Township

Yenangyaung Township (Burmese: ရေနံချောင်းမြို့နယ်) is a township of Magway District in the Magway Division of Myanmar. The principal town is Yenangyaung.

Yenangyaung Township of the Magway Region

Capital:

Alegan Alegon Amyaunggan Beziek Chaingwa Changan Chaungmagyi Gwegon Gwepin Gyokpin Hingudaing Kanbabyu Kangyi Kanma Kinmun Kinmungyon Kokkogwa Konaing Kyaungyadaw Kyemyin Kyobinzu Kyungyaunggyi Kywebok Kywegan Kywegu Ledaingzin Legyinyo Letkokpin Magyidaing Magyigan (20°43'0"N 94°59'0"E) Magyigan (20°28'0"N 95°5'0"E) Magyingokto Mongan Naga Natkan-U Ngathayauk Nyaungbinaing Nyaungbinga Nyaungbintha Nyaunghla Nyaungzaukchaung Obo Obozu O-hla Okshitkon Pangasan Paunggadaw Paunggwe Payagon Pinwa Pogo Sadaing Sakangan Sale Sanzu Seinbanbin Seywa Shwedokkan Shwegyinkan Sibinywazo Sinbin Swebaukkan Tanbinzu Tebinsan Thabutsu Thabyebin Thanbingon Thapangyaun Thetyindaw Thitmyindaw Thitpyubin Thittabwe Thonzechauk Twingon Uyin Wathesan Wayo Wetmasut Yenangyaung Yinmagyaung Yongon Yonzeik Ywathit Zibyugon Zigyobin (20°40'0"N 95°0'0"E) Zigyobin (20°40'0"N 94°59'0"E)

Magway Region

Capital: Magway

Magway District	Magway Township Yenangyaung Township Chauk Township Taungdwingyi Township Myothit Township Natmauk Township

Minbu District	Minbu Township Pwintbyu Township Ngape Township Salin Township Sidoktaya Township

Pakokku District	Myaing Township Pakokku Township Pauk Township Seikphyu Township Yesagyo Township

Thayet District	Aunglan Township Kamma Township Mindon Township Minhla Township Sinbaungwe Township Thayet Township

Gangaw District	Gangaw Township Tilin Township Saw Township

Main cities and towns	Magway Yenangyaung Chauk Taungdwingyi Myothit Natmauk Minbu Sagu Pwintbyu Ngape Salin Sidoktaya Thayetmyo Minhla Mindon Kamma Aunglan Sinbyugyun Pakokku Yesagyo Myaing Pauk Seikpyu Gangaw Tilin Saw

Famous quotes containing the word township:

“A township where one primitive forest waves above while another primitive forest rots below,—such a town is fitted to raise not only corn and potatoes, but poets and philosophers for the coming ages. In such a soil grew Homer and Confucius and the rest, and out of such a wilderness comes the Reformer eating locusts and wild honey.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)