- Khoune, also
known as
Muang Khoun and
formerly as
Xiang Khouang, is a
district (muang) of
Xiangkhouang province in north-central Laos. The
district has...
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Vientiane Province Phonhong (Phonhong District) 15,927 373,700 17
Xiengkhouang Phonsavan (Pek District) 15,880 229,521 18
Xaisomboun Anouvong (Anouvong...
- Chaiyaphum, Phetchabun, Nong Khai and Loei provinces.
Originally from
eastern Xiengkhouang and
western Huaphan provinces of Laos.
Their language is
similar to Isan...
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provinces under his authority,
including Houaphan in 1931, Houakhong,
Xiengkhouang and
Vientiane in 1942, and Champ****ak and
Sayboury in 1946. Throughout...
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Vientiane Province Phonhong (Phonhong District) 15,927 419,090 17
Xiengkhouang Phonsavan (Pek District) 15,880 244,684 18
Xaisomboun Province Anouvong...
- Guides. pp. 199–. ISBN 978-1-85828-905-2.
Retrieved 11
December 2012. "
Xiengkhouang Province". Lao
Tourism Organization.
Archived from the
original on 12...
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Attapeu 038
Sekong 041
Savannakhet 051
Khammouan 054
Bolikhamsai 061
Xiengkhouang 064
Houaphanh 071
Louang Prabang 074
Sainhabouli 081
Oudomxay 084 Bokeo...
- Viet, and a
combined force of 6,000
Phuan and
Vietnamese crossed into
Xiengkhouang and
began to
march toward Vientiane. King Nanthasen, not
wanting to create...
- and Dave Kouba.: 55–59 On 23 July 1970, a
Douglas C-47B XW-TDC of
Xiengkhouang Air was
damaged beyond repair in a
landing accident during inclement...
- Yugoslavia, 25, was
killed in a road accident.
While taking off from
Xiengkhouang, Laos, a
Lockheed C-60A-5-LO
Lodestar operated by Société Indochinoise...
