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Chiang Dao topographic map

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Name: Chiang Dao topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Chiang Dao, Mae Na, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand (19.32957 98.92571 19.40957 99.00571)

Average elevation: 433 m

Minimum elevation: 375 m

Maximum elevation: 798 m

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