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Ko Lam Subdistrict
Ko Lam is a lowland agricultural tambon of Yarang, with village communities around Ban Ko Lam and Ban Lan Khwai.
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About Ko Lam Subdistrict
Ko Lam (กอลำ), code 941011, is an inland administrative subdistrict in Yarang District, Pattani. Its local development plan describes generally flat agricultural land with loam and clay soils. Natural watercourses are recorded around Ban Ko Lam in village 1 and Ban Lan Khwai in village 5. The Department of Agricultural Extension also records organised rice production in village 4, reflecting the importance of paddy cultivation locally.
Use the full Yarang district address when arranging a village or farm visit. Despite the English spelling Ko, this record represents a mainland tambon rather than an island. Confirm the specific settlement and meeting point; the administrative map reference is not a farm gate or a waterway access point.
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- 22 October 2026
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