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Ingon
Village
Ingon Location in Burma
Coordinates: 23°11′N 94°22′E / 23.183°N 94.367°E / 23.183; 94.367
Country	Burma
Region	Sagaing Region
District	Kale District
Township	Kalewa Township
Time zone	UTC+6.30 (MST)

Ingon is a village in Kalewa Township, Kale District, in the Sagaing Region of western Burma.^{[citation needed]}

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Maplandia World Gazetteer

v t e Kalewa Township of the Sagaing Region
Capital: Kalewa
Auktawgyi Chaungzon Chingyaung Gaundi Gazet Hintin Hkonbyin Hmangon Indaing Ingon Inmatin Kado Kaing Kaing Shwedaung Kalewa Kanni Kazet Kongyi Kunbyo Kyauktan Kyaunggyigon Kyawdaw Kyawzin Kyudaw Chaungzon Kywegu Kywegyan Kywenan Laungmin Legyidaw Letpannginaung Manpagale Mankaw Masein Matu Mutaik Myittha Nammaw Nanmawke Naungput Nwedan Paga Pagyizu Paluzawa Paunggyaung Pawlaw Sabagyi Segyi Shan-in Shwedaung Shwegyin Shwewagaw Sinaingma Singaung Sizwe Tadichaungwa Taya Thanbaya Thetkegyin Thingan Tunhlaw Webon Welon Wetto Yawzu Ywatha

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