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Hukawng Valley The
Hukawng Valley (Burmese: ဟူးကောင်းချိုင့်ဝှမ်း; also
spelt Hukaung Valley) is an
isolated valley in Myanmar,
roughly 5,586
square miles...
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official name is also
spelled Chindwinn. The
Chindwin originates in the
broad Hukawng Valley of
Kachin State of Burma,
roughly 26°26′18″N 96°33′32″E / 26.43833°N...
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Burmese amber, also
known as
Burmite or
Kachin amber, is
amber from the
Hukawng Valley in
northern Myanmar. The
amber is
dated to
around 100
million years...
- In elevation, it
ranges from 125 to 3,435 m (410 to 11,270 ft) in the
Hukawng Valley located in
Kachin State and
Sagaing Region. It
harbours evergreen...
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possible railway route from
India to
Myitkyina in
north Burma through the
Hukawng Valley, all of
which were part of the
British Empire at the time, but no...
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start their livelihood in a
Hukawng Valley in 1215 AD in
consensus to the king's order.
Three rivers ran
through the
Hukawng valley: Khe-Nan-Turung, Khe-Nan-Taram...
- Kachin,
their victory in the
Hukawng valley encouraged more
Kachins to join
their rebellion. The
Shans then left the
Hukawng Kachins for the
Kachins at...
- They
concluded that a
track could be
pushed through to
Burma and down the
Hukawng Valley.
Although the
proposal was dropped, the
British prospected the Patkai...
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develop an
agricultural development zone in
Kachin State's
Hukawng Valley (much of it in the
Hukawng Valley Tiger Reserve), in
Danai and
Hpakant Townships...
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Myitkyina were
forced to make
their way to
India via the
unhealthy Hukawng Valley and the
precipitous forested Patkai Range. Many died on the way...
