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TENASSERIM

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Originally appearing in Volume V26, Page 613 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TENASSERIM  , a

division of
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Lower
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Burma, bordering on Siam .
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Area, 36,076 sq. m . Pop . (1901) 1,159,558, including 38,269 Christians, the
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great majority of whom are Karens . The headquarters of the
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commissioner are at Moulmein . It is divided into six districts:
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Toungoo,
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Salween, That6n, Amherst,
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Tavoy and
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Mergui . It formed the tract south of
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Pegu conquered from Burma in 1826, which was for many years known as the Tenasserim province . The
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southern extremity of the division approaches the insular region of Malaysia, and it is fringed along its entire western coast by a number of islands, forming in the north the Moscos and in the south the Mergui
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Archipelago . The eastern frontier is formed by a mountain range 5000 ft. high, which acts as a
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water-parting between the Tenasserim and the Siamese
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river systems .

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