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Establishment
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Before late nineteenth century (Moved from nearby old village, one mile away).
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Early nineteenth century
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1990
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Location
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N: 20°34′54.3″, E: 96°34′52.7″
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N: 20°58′54.3″, E: 96°37′54.9″
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N: 19°55′31.9″, E: 96°25′58.1″
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Above sea level
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1422 m
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1736 m
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353 m
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Habitat
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Evergreen forest
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Evergreen forest
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Deciduous forest
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Linear distance to the nearest town
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10 km to Kalaw, Shan State
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8 km to Pindaya, Shan State
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40 km to Tatkone, Mandalay Division
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Population/Households
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563/140
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535/127
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410/68
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Ethnic Group
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Majority: Taung-yoe, Danu Minority: Bamar, Shan
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Majority: Danu Minority: Bamar, Pao
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Majority: Kayan Minority: Kayin, Bamar
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Religion
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Buddhism
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Buddhism
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Christian and Buddhism
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Public Facility
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One library, one primary school, one buddhist monastery
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One primary school, one library, one kindergarten
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One middle school, one church, one monastery, one kindergarten
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Subsistence
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Rice cultivation (ca. 60 acres) Cultivation of vegetables and fruits: ginger, cabbage, cauliflower, egg plants, tomato, chili, chayote, carrot, orange, avocado, pear (ca 150 acres)
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Plantation of tea leaves, Ju, pea, cabbage, potato
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Cultivation of turmeric, chili, banana, hill rice Collection of bamboo shoots and other forest products
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Home garden products
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Ginger, orange, avocado, pear
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Tea leaves
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Mango, banana, jack fruit
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Live stock
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Buffalo, chicken, cattle, pig
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Cattle, chicken
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Pig, chicken
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Drinking water
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Natural springs (connected with pipe line)
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Collection of rain water with collection tanks
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Natural springs (connected with pipe line)
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Electricity
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From national grid
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No electric supply
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Small hydropower generators constructed on the stream
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