Chin state

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Coordinates: 22 ° 15 '  N , 93 ° 34'  E

ချင်းပြည်နယ်
Chin State
Flag of Chin State.svg
Capital Hakha
surface 36,018.90 km²
population 478,801 (2014)
Population density 13.3 inhabitants per km²
ethnicities Chin , Burmese
Bago-Region Chin-Staat Irawadi-Region Kachin-Staat Kayah-Staat Kayin-Staat Magwe-Region Mandalay-Region Mon-Staat Naypyidaw Rakhaing-Staat Sagaing-Region Shan-Staat Tanintharyi-Region Yangon-Region Yangon-Region Bangladesch Bhutan China China Indien Indien Laos Thailand VietnamChin State in Myanmar 2010.svg
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The Chin State ( Burmese ချင်းပြည်နယ် , BGN / PCGN : chinbyinè) is one of 15 administrative units in Myanmar .

geography

Hakha, capital of Chin State

Chin State is located in western Myanmar. It borders the Sagaing region and the Magwe region in the east and the Rakhine state in the south . In the west it forms part of the state border with India and Bangladesh . The Chin State covers an area of ​​36,018.9 km². The capital is the 1867 meter high Hakha , the city had around 20,000 inhabitants in 2005.

structure

The Chin State is divided into three districts: Haka , Falam and Mindat .

Web links

Commons : Chin State  - Collection of Pictures, Videos, and Audio Files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The 2014 Myanmar Population and Housing Census: The Union Report