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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: MOL-MOS |
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MONG PAI (called Mobye by the Burmese) , the most south
population (1901) of 19,351. The general character of the country is hilly, rising westwards in a gentle slope from the chief
This is navigable for native boats throughout the year to the point where it sinks underground in Karen
chief
rice
rice
fields
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