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Na Mo Si Subdistrict

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Na Mo Si is a Na Thawi lowland subdistrict associated with rice-growing communities and local food-processing groups.

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Na Mom Subdistrict

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Na Mom is a tambon beside the Hat Yai urban fringe, with flat ground between hills, rubber plantations and fruit gardens.

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Na Thap Subdistrict

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Na Thap is a coastal Chana tambon with an estuarine watercourse, fishing villages and the Wang Nao beach locality.

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Na Thawi Subdistrict

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Na Thawi subdistrict contains the district's civic and trading centre alongside rural plains and foothill villages.

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Na Wa Subdistrict

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Na Wa is a western Chana tambon with hills in the west and northeast and lower agricultural land towards the south.

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Ban Na Subdistrict

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Ban Na is the Chana administrative-centre tambon, extending beyond the town area into surrounding village communities.

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Thap Chang Subdistrict

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Thap Chang is a Na Thawi agricultural subdistrict of higher and lower land with a local elephant-capture naming tradition.

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Chang Subdistrict

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Chang is a nine-village Na Thawi subdistrict with western lowlands, eastern foothills and several local canals.

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Prakop Subdistrict

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Prakop is a southern Na Thawi border subdistrict of upland farming communities adjoining Kedah, Malaysia.

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Sathon Subdistrict

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Sathon is a Na Thawi farming subdistrict with plains, low hills and a name locally associated with wild santol trees.

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Pa Ching Subdistrict

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Pa Ching is a Chana tambon in the Wang Yang–Na Thap water network, with rubber, fruit and rice cultivation.

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