Nakhon Thai

Nakhon Thai
Original name in latin Nakhon Thai
Name in other language Amphoe Moeang Nagorn Dhai, Amphoe Muang Nakawn Tai, Amphoe Muang Nakhon Thai, Amphoe Muang Nakorn Thai, Amphoe Nakhon Thai, Ban Naun Jan, Muang Nakaun Thai, Muang Nakawn Tai, Muang Nakhon Thai, Nagorndhai, Nakhon Thai, Nakon Thai, Noan Chanta, Non Chan,
State code TH
Continent/City Asia/Bangkok
longitude 17.10056
latitude 100.83739
altitude 211
Population 12345
Date 2012-01-16

Cities with a population over 1000 database. 2013.

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