Sittaung, Sagaing
Sittaung
စစ်တောင်း Sittaw | |
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Sittaung (
Burma (Myanmar) on the right bank of the Chindwin River.[1] There is a highway running west to the Indian border which provides Tamu with access to transport on the Chindwin. This road was laid out in 1887 by troops under Major General John James Hood Gordon to better link Manipur with Upper Burma.[2]
Notes
- ^ "Map of Sagaing Division" Myanmars.net
- ^ Gordon, J. J. H. (February 1889) "Overland from India to Upper Burma" The Illustrated Naval and Military Magazine New Series 1(2): pp. 187–200, page 199
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