Japan in Northwest Thailand during World War II
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(Listed from north to south) |
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Town/ Route |
Station |
Description |
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Mae Sai | |||||
General | |||||
Chiang Rai | |||||
General | |||||
Route 1 | |||||
Airport | |||||
Wiang Haeng | |||||
General | |||||
Lamphun | |||||
General | |||||
Airport | |||||
Lamphun town | |||||
Jack Newkirk crash site | |||||
Bridge Road | San Khayom bridge | ||||
Pa Sang | |||||
General | |||||
Route 0106: IJA memorial | |||||
Fujita | |||||
Lampang | |||||
General | |||||
Airfield Group | |||||
Railway station | |||||
Phrae | |||||
General | |||||
Mae Sam Laep | |||||
General | |||||
Uttaradit | |||||
General | |||||
Tak | |||||
General | |||||
Mae Sot | |||||
General | |||||
Charlie Boyd anecdote | |||||
Airport | |||||
NOTES
1.^ Map is extracted from แผนที่ทางหลวงประเทสไทย Scale: 1:1,600,000 (กรุงเทพมหานคร:กรมทางหลวง, 2009) [Road Map of Thailand, Scale 1:1,600,000 (Bangkok: Department of Public Highways, 2009)] (foldout map). Annotations are by author. Routes used by retreating IJA forces are here assumed to approximate currently existing roads.
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1 | 2012 May 30 | Enlarged table of contents listings |