Ban Yang Sam Ton, Thailand Page

Other names: บ้านยางสามต้น

World:Thailand:Phetchabun

Latitude

15.5171

Longitude

100.9821

Altitude (feet)

380

Lat (DMS)

15° 31' 2N

Long (DMS)

100° 58' 56E

Altitude (meters)

115

Time zone (est)

Asia/Bangkok

Approximate population for 7 km radius from this point: 8066

Weather Charts

New There has been a serious bug with these forecasts until today December 12 2021. They were primarily tested on London, which was accurate.

Ban Yang Sam Ton Temperature in Celsius

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Ban Yang Sam Ton Cloud Cover in Percent

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Ban Yang Sam Ton Precipitation

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Nearby Cities and Towns
West	North	East	South
Ban Yang Cha (2.3 nm) Ban Sap Dipli (2.3 nm) Ban Mai Phatthana (3.2 nm) Ban Khlong Chan (3.5 nm) Ban Phu Nam Yot (3.7 nm)	Ban Lam Krathing (0.9 nm) Ban Hin Dat (2.2 nm) Ban Hin Dat (2.5 nm) Ban Khlong Yang (3.3 nm)	Ban Yang Sam Ton (1.4 nm)	Ban Nong Sakae Si (2.2 nm) Ban Sap Hin Phloeng (2.7 nm) Ban Kung Kang (2.8 nm) Ban Takhi Phirom (3.3 nm) Ban Huai Ram (3.4 nm) Ban Pa Khanun (3.4 nm) Ban Nong Mu (3.8 nm) Ban Huai Ram (3.9 nm) Ban Bo Makak (4.0 nm)

Nearby Airports

Code	IATA	Kind	Name	City	Distance	Bearing	Airlines
VTBH		Small	SA PRAN NAK	Lop Buri	39 nm S	210
VTBL	KKM	Medium	KHOK KATHIAM	Lop Buri	42 nm S	205
VTPP	PHS	Medium	PHITSANULOK		86 nm N	332	Kan Air, Nok Air , Thai AirAsia
VTPO	THS	Medium	SUKHOTHAI		123 nm N	327	Bangkok Airways

Nearby references in Wikipedia:
Distance		Title
14.2 nm	SW	Breast-shaped hill
19.7 nm	E	Thailand
20.3 nm	SE	Lam Narai Railway Station
23.5 nm	N	List of solar eclipses in the 3rd century BC