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Huai Nang Subdistrict
Huai Nang is a Huai Yot subdistrict with eight village communities and waterways linked with the Trang River and Khlong Muan.
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About Huai Nang Subdistrict
Huai Nang (ห้วยนาง) is a subdistrict of Huai Yot District in Trang, north of the district centre. Local development planning identifies eight villages, so the name describes a wider locality rather than one market street or municipal office.
The local authority's plan records rubber-growing land as an important part of the area and identifies the Trang River and Khlong Muan among its natural water resources. Government village records also locate Ban Nong Ra Pho in Village 3. These references help distinguish agricultural communities and actual destinations within the tambon.
For travel, ask for the village number and the intended institution or household. Use current local directions for river-side approaches and check conditions following prolonged rain. The whole-area reference point should not be treated as an office entrance, boat landing or a guarantee of visitor facilities.
- Last reviewed
- 22 October 2026
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