Thayawthadangyi
Island of the Mergui Archipelago in Taninthayi, Myanmar
12°20′45″N 98°0′5″E / 12.34583°N 98.00139°E / 12.34583; 98.00139Thayawthadangyi Kyun, also known as Elphinstone Island,[1] is an island in the Mergui Archipelago, Burma.
Geography
Thayawthadangyi is irregular in shape, hilly and thickly wooded. It is part of the northern group of islands of the archipelago.
Thayawthadangyi's area is 120 square kilometres (46 square miles).[2] The highest points, both rising on the western part of the island are 533-metre-high (1,749-foot) Elphinstone Peak and 430-metre-high (1,410-foot) False Peak.
Nearby islands
Daung Kyun lies off Thayawthadangyi's southeastern shore.
References
- v
- t
- e
Islands of Myanmar (Burma)
- Apaw-ye Kyun
- Be-in Kyun
- Bilu Island
- Calventuras Islands
- Cheduba
- Coco Islands
- Da-that Island
- Diamond Island
- Double Island
- Gaungze Kyun
- Gaw Yin Gyi Island
- Gwa Kyun
- Kaingthaung Island
- Kalegauk Island
- Kokunye Kyun
- Kyungyi Island
- Hainggyi Island
- Maday Island
- Magyi Island
- Moscos Islands
- Myingun Island
- Myingyi Kyun
- Nantha Kyun
- Ongyun
- Pazin Kyun
- Polaunggyi Kyun
- Pontamau
- Preparis
- Ramree Island
- Thin-bon Kyun
- Unguan
- Wa Kyun
- Zalat Taung
- Mergui Archipelago
- Auriol Island
- Bentinck Kyun
- Christie Island
- Daung Kyun
- Kabosa Island
- Kadan Kyun
- Kanmaw Kyun
- Lamin Island
- Lanbi Kyun
- Letsok-aw Kyun
- Mali Kyun
- Money Island
- Sabi Island
- Saganthit Kyun
- Tenasserim Island
- Thahtay Kyun
- Than Kyun
- Thayawthadangyi
- Zadetkyi
![]() ![]() | This Tanintharyi Region location article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
- v
- t
- e