Originally named Talat Chum, on 17 April 1939 it was renamed Wang Thong.[1] On 24 February 1999 the status of Wang Thong sanitary was upgraded to Wang Thong subdistrict municipality.[2]
Geography
The topography of Wang Thong municipality is flat plains and is located in the lower northern part of Thailand. The municipality is bordered to the north by villages Moo13 Ban Nam Yen and Moo5 Ban Nong Suea, Wang Thong subdistrict administrative organization - SAO, to the east by Wang Thong River, to the south by villages Moo4 Ban Bang Saphan and Moo14 Ban Nong Bon, Wang Thong SAO and to the west by villages Moo14 Ban Nong Bon and Moo1 Ban Wang Thong, Wang Thong SAO.[3] The Wang Thong River flows east of the municipality and lies in the Nan Basin, which is part of the Chao Phraya Watershed.
Wang Thong municipality is a subdistrict municipality (thesaban tambon), which covers three administrative villages, Moo1 (part east), Moo2 (Than Prong) and Moo3 (Nam Duan), with an area of 1.8 square kilometres (0.69 sq mi) with a population of 4,119.[4]
Village
English
Thai
People
Moo1
Ban Wang Thong (part east)
บ้านวังทอง
1,784
Moo2
Ban Than Prong
บ้านตาลโปร่ง
916
Moo3
Ban Nam Duan
บ้านน้ำด้วน
1,419
Communities
There are a total of six communities (chumchon). Although not directly chosen by the local citizens, they provides advice and recommendations to the local administrative organization.
Community name
Village
No.1
Wang Thong Thani
Moo3
No.2
Mitraphap
Moo1
No.3
Than Prong
Moo2
No.4
Kok Makham Jay
Moo1
No.5
Talat Wang Thong
Moo1
No.6
Ban Nam Duan
Moo3
Transportation
The subdistrict is the intersection of highway 11 southbound (Nakhon Sawan route), highway 12 westbound (Tak route), highway 12 eastbound (Khon Kaen route).
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