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Ko Sukorn

Coordinates: 7°6′0″N 99°34′0″E / 7.10000°N 99.56667°E / 7.10000; 99.56667
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Ko Sukorn
Native name:
เกาะสุกร
Map
Geography
LocationStrait of Malacca
Coordinates7°6′0″N 99°34′0″E / 7.10000°N 99.56667°E / 7.10000; 99.56667
ArchipelagoSukorn Islands
Area12.33 km2 (4.76 sq mi)
Administration
Province Trang
DistrictPalian
TambonKo Sukorn
Demographics
Population2,454 (2012)
Additional information
Time zone
Postal code92120

Ko Sukorn or Ko Sukon or Ko Mu is an island in the Andaman Sea[1] in the Palian district, Trang province, southwest Thailand. Sukon and mu both mean 'pig'.[1] It has a population of about 3,000 people, most of whom profess Islam.[2]

Sukorn Islands

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There are a total of 15 islands in the Sukorn archipelago including the main island Ko Sukorn.

Nr Island Area (km2) Population
1 Ko Sukorn 12.334 2,454
2 Ko Phetra 0.974 0
3 Ko Lao Liang Tai 0.268 0
4 Ko Lao Liang Nuea 0.220 0
5 Ko Ta Bai 0.148 0
6 Ko Chap Pi Yai 0.097 0
7 Ko Beng 0.076 0
8 Ko Daeng 0.018 0
9 Ko Tu Lui Yai 0.015 0
10 Ko Tu Tun Phae 0.011 0
11 Ko Chap Pi Lek 0.006 0
12 Ko Daeng Noi 0.006 0
13 Ko Lak 0.003 0
14 Ko Chang Kap 0.000 0
15 Ko Tu Lui Noi 0.000 0
Total 14.176 2,454

References

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  1. ^ a b Mekloy, Pongpet (11 October 2018). "Island of unspoilt charm". Bangkok Post. No. Life, Travel. Retrieved 11 October 2018.
  2. ^ Insight Guides: Thailand's beaches and islands. APA Publications. 2006. p. 274. ISBN 9789812584175.