Tuesday, March 8, 2016

New Muban in Nakhon Ratchasima

When I reported the new administrative village in Ratchaburi, I already wondered if there were maybe more to come with the same ministerial order มท ๐๓๑๐.๑/ว ๗๔๖๕. And - there were, last week two more batches of Muban were announced, ten in Nakhon Ratchasima province and another nine in Phetchabun I will report tomorrow.

All ten new administrative villages were created by that ministerial order issued December 15, and became effective January 18, the day as the announcements were signed by the province governor. The announcements were published in the Royal Gazette on March 3.
  • Mu 16 of Kampang subdistrict, Non Thai district split from Mu 9 (Ban Mai Nari, บ้านใหม่นารี) and named Ban Mai Phatthana (บ้านใหม่พัฒนา) [Gazette].
  • Mu 11 of Ban Wang subdistrict, Non Thai district split from Mu 3 (Ban Wang, บ้านวัง) and named Ban Wang Sa-nga (บ้านวังสง่า) [Gazette].
  • Mu 15 of Khanong Phra subdistrict, Pak Chong district split from Mu 9 (Ban Khao Chan Hom, บ้านเขาจันทน์หอม) and named Ban Sap Si Mongkhon (บ้านทรัพย์ศรีมงคล) [Gazette].
  • Mu 14 of Khanong Phra subdistrict, Pak Chong district split from Mu 10 (Ban Takhian Thong, บ้านตะเคียนทอง) and named Ban Pin Thong (บ้านปิ่นทอง) [Gazette].
  • Mu 11 of Wang Mai Daeng subdistrict, Prathai district split from Mu 2 (Ban Khok Phra, บ้านโคกพระ) and named Ban Khok Phra Phatthana (บ้านโคกพระพัฒนา) [Gazette].
  • Mu 8 of Thung Sawang subdistrict, Prathai district split from Mu 2 (Ban Yoei Tabaeng, บ้านเย้ยตะแบง) and named Ban Tabaeng Mai Samakkhi (บ้านตะแบงใหม่สามัคคี) [Gazette].
  • Mu 16 of Thung Arun subdistrict, Chok Chai district split from Mu 13 (Ban Hua Saphan, บ้านหัวสะพาน) and named Ban Hua Saphan (บ้านหัวสะพาน) [Gazette].
  • Mu 14 of Chok Chai subdistrict, Chok Chai district split from Mu 2 (Ban Sa Pathum, บ้านสระปทุม) and named Ban Sa Prathum Mai Phatthana (บ้านสระประทุมใหม่พัฒนา) [Gazette].
  • Mu 15 of Chok Chai subdistrict, Chok Chai district split from Mu 10 (Ban Bueng Thap Prang, บ้านบึงทับปรางค์) and named Ban Pra Ngok Mai Phatthana (บ้านปรางค์ใหม่พัฒนา) [Gazette].
  • Mu 17 of Thung Arun subdistrict, Chok Chai district split from Mu 12 (Ban Mai Don Ket, บ้านใหม่ดอนเกตุ) and named Ban Mai Ket Arun Sap (บ้านใหม่เกตุอรุณทรัพย์) [Gazette].
As its so many I obviously didn't even tried to build maps for the boundaries of these, I even haven't yet updated the Wikipedia articles on the district with the new Muban numbers.

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