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Koto Tuera Subdistrict
Koto Tuera is a central Raman subdistrict of rice lowlands, rubber and fruit-growing land, with canals and village communities west of Kayu Boko.
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Kayu Boko Subdistrict
Kayu Boko is the central Raman subdistrict containing Raman's town and administrative locality, with surrounding plains, waterways and southern hills. · 3.7 km away
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Noen Ngam Subdistrict
Noen Ngam is a Raman subdistrict of lowland rice fields and western hills, with a community identity linked to the local Mue Lo rice variety. · 4.6 km away
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Ba-Ngoi is a Raman farming subdistrict near Kota Baru, with rice cultivation and village initiatives in vegetables and supplementary farm income. · 5.5 km away
About Koto Tuera Subdistrict
Koto Tuera (กอตอตือร๊ะ) is a subdistrict of Raman District in Yala. It lies between the Kayu Boko and A Song side of the district to the east and the Noen Ngam and Kalupang side to the west. Ban Koto Tuera is one named community within the larger tambon.
The locality's plains and lower-lying land support rice fields, while slightly higher ground is used for rubber and fruit growing. Natural channels, ponds and irrigation works are important to this setting; the local plan names Khlong Lubo Yawi, Khlong Thano Baru and Khlong Ba Ngo Ba Dong. The community account describes Malay language use alongside Thai in public institutions.
A visit needs the village, farm or institution name as well as the tambon. Arrange community activities in advance and use a confirmed meeting point. Rice fields, channels and household plots are working spaces, and wet-weather access should be checked locally rather than inferred from the general reference coordinates.
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- 22 October 2026
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