
Waeng District
Waeng District is an administrative district (amphoe) in Narathiwat Province, Thailand.
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Erawan Subdistrict
Erawan in northern Waeng District is an inland subdistrict of uplands, hills and farming villages, distinct from Erawan's better-known namesakes elsewhere in Thailand.
Kayu Khla Subdistrict
Kayu Khla is a Waeng subdistrict beside the Golok River, combining low-lying peat soils, higher village ground and fruit-growing land.
Kho Lo Subdistrict
Kho Lo is a border subdistrict in Waeng, Narathiwat, where western hills slope towards eastern lowlands containing communities and agricultural land.
Lo Chut Subdistrict
Lo Chut is a Thai–Malaysian border subdistrict in Waeng, Narathiwat, shaped by the Golok River, forested mountains and Malay Muslim communities.
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Waeng Subdistrict
Waeng Subdistrict occupies central Waeng District, with western hills, stream valleys and villages including Che Hem, Baluka and Krue So. · 3.8 km away
Kho Lo Subdistrict
Kho Lo is a border subdistrict in Waeng, Narathiwat, where western hills slope towards eastern lowlands containing communities and agricultural land. · 3.9 km away
Mae Dong Subdistrict
Mae Dong is a farming subdistrict in Waeng, Narathiwat, with Khlong Waeng and community ponds; it separated from Kho Lo in 1980. · 5.9 km away
Erawan Subdistrict
Erawan in northern Waeng District is an inland subdistrict of uplands, hills and farming villages, distinct from Erawan's better-known namesakes elsewhere in Thailand. · 7.8 km away
About Waeng District
Waeng District is an official amphoe of Narathiwat Province, Thailand. Its official Thai name is แว้ง.
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- 14 September 2026
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