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1985-86 SURVEY OF POPULATION CHANGE IN THAILAND

MASTER FILE

DATA DOCUMENTATION AND CODEBOOK

CONTENTS

TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON THE DATA TAPE 1

DESCRIPTION OF THE DATA FILE 2

INDEX AND LOCATION OF VARIABLES 4

CODES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF VARIABLES 7

APPENDIX A: CHANGWAT AND AMPHOE CODES 28

APPENDIX B: SAMPLE OUTPUT FROM DATA TAPE 48

APPENDIX C: SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE 49

APPENDIX D: DESCRIPTION OF SURVEY PROCEDURES

APPENDIX E: TABLES

Population, Births and Deaths, Crude Birth Rates,Crude Death Rates, and Natural Growth Rates,1985-1986, Whole Kingdom and the Regions

Fertility Measures by Regions: The 1985-1986 andthe 1974-1976 Survey of Population Change

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National Statistical OfficeBangkok, Thailand

and

Center for Studies in Demography and EcologyUniversity of Washington

Seattle, WA 98195U.S.A.

November, 1992

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON THE DATA TAPE

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DESCRIPTION OF THE DATA FILE

The Survey of Population Change in Thailand was a continuoussurvey conducted in 3-month rounds for the period from 1984 to1986. Rounds 1 to 4 generated data on changes in demographiccharacteristics, documented in the National Statistical Officepublication "Report on Population Characteristics: The 1984Survey of Population Change." The present data set includesRounds 5 to 9, covering the period from July, 1985, to September,1986.

The data file consists of 353,350 individual recordsresiding in 71,463 individual and collective households in 52 ofthe 72 changwats (provinces) of Thailand. The SPC covered 245enumeration blocks and 255 villages.

A two-stage unequal probability sampling design was used toselect the sampling units. Sampling was done according to thefollowing procedure (National Statistical Office, 1988):

(1) 52 changwats were selected using simple random sampling andgrouped into 4 regions and Bangkok Metropolis.

(2) In each region, municipal and non-municipal areas (tambon)were grouped separately for the first of the two samplingstages. A sample of municipal and non-municipal areas wasdrawn separately for each region in accordance with the totalpopulation distribution of the region.

(3) According to sampling fractions determined for each region, asystematic random sample of blocks was taken from municipalareas. Likewise, a systematic random sample of villages wastaken from non-municipal areas. The sampling of blocks andvillages formed the second and final stage of the samplingdesign.

Socioeconomic characteristics were recorded at Round 5(beginning July, 1985), which provides the baseline population.Changes in household composition, i.e. births, deaths, andmigration, as well as certain socioeconomic characteristics (e.g,marital status, V36), were recorded in Rounds 6 through 9.Socioeconomic characteristics were also recorded in Rounds 6through 9 for any household members who were not in Round 5 butwere present in later rounds. Data were collected forindividuals who were permanent residents, including those who

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were temporarily absent from the household (residence status,V22-26, codes 1 and 2). The mid-year population is estimated asthe average of the populations at Round 5 and Round 9.

Weighting is necessary to adjust for the differentialsampling design of the SPC. The sampling fractions were obtainedthrough communication with the National Statistical Office inBangkok. These sampling fractions do not inflate the sample tothe total Thai population; rather, they adjust the sample torepresent the actual population distribution by region andmunicipal/non-municipal area. The weighted sample size is equalto the original unweighted sample size:

Bangkok Central* Northeast North SouthMunicipal

area 0.72 0.16 0.16 0.16 0.16

Non-municipal

area--- 1.60 2.40 1.60 1.20

*excluding Bangkok

The SPC was designed to obtain estimates of fertility,mortality, and the rate of population growth at the region level.The SPC was designed as one component of a dual-record system ofvital events. The Ministry of the Interior maintains aregistration system whose records are matched against the datacollected from the SPC to measure the completeness of birth anddeath registration (for more information on matching procedures,see the 1988 National Statistical Office report).

_______________National Statistical Office. 1988. Report: The Survey of

Population Change 1985-1986. Bangkok: Office of the PrimeMinister, National Statistical Office.

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INDEX AND LOCATION OF VARIABLES

Variable Tape Number Name (SPSS Variable Name) Width Location_________________________________________________________________

V1 REGION (REGION) 1 1

V2 CHANGWAT (CHANGWAT) 2 2-3

V3 AMPHOE (AMPHOE) 2 4-5

V4 MUNICIPAL AND NON-MUNICIPAL AREA (TAMBON) 2 6-7

V5 ENUMERATION DISTRICT (ENUMDIST) 2 8-9

V6 ENUMERATION BLOCK (ENUMBLOC) 2 10-11

V7 VILLAGE (VILLAGE) 2 12-13

V8 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER (HH#) 4 14-17

V9 HOUSEHOLD TYPE (HHTYPE) 1 18

V10 DATE OF INTERVIEW: ROUND 5 (DAYR5) 2 19-20

V11 MONTH OF INTERVIEW: ROUND 5 (MONTHR5) 2 21-22









V20 LINE NUMBER OF PERSON (PSNLINE#) 3 39-41

V21 RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLD HEAD (RELTOHHH) 2 42-43

V22 RESIDENCE STATUS: ROUND 5 (RSDSTAT5) 1 44


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V27 SEX (SEX) 1 49

V28 DAY OF BIRTH (DATEBRTH) 2 50-51

V29 MONTH OF BIRTH (MONBRTH) 2 52-53

V30 YEAR OF BIRTH (YRBRTH) 3 54-56

V31 AGE (AGE) 2 57-58

V32 HIGHEST GRADE COMPLETED (EDUC) 2 59-60

V33 OCCUPATION LAST YEAR (OCCUP) 2 61-62

V34 INDUSTRY LAST YEAR (INDUSTRY) 2 63-64

V35 WORK STATUS (WORKSTAT) 1 65

V36 MARITAL STATUS (MARRIAGE) 1 66

V37 CHILDREN-EVER-BORN (CHLDBORN) 2 67-68

V38 CHILDREN STILL LIVING (CHLDALIV) 2 69-70

V39 CHILDREN LIVING IN HOUSEHOLD (CHILDIN) 2 71-72

V40 CHILDREN LIVING OUTSIDE OF HOUSEHOLD 2 73-74 (CHILDOUT)

V41 NUMBER OF CHILD DEATHS (CHLDDTHS) 2 75-76

V42 CONTRACEPTIVE USE (CONTRCEP) 1 77

V43 LAST PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD (LSTPSNHH) 3 78-80

V44 LINE NUMBER OF MOTHER (LN#MTHR) 3 81-83

V45 MATCH STATUS OF BIRTH (MTCHBRTH) 2 84-85

V46 PLACE OF BIRTH (PLACBRTH) 1 86

V47 DATE OF DEATH (DATEDTH) 2 87-88

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V48 MONTH OF DEATH (MONTHDTH) 2 89-90

V49 YEAR OF DEATH (YRDTH) 3 91-93

V50 PLACE OF DEATH (PLACEDTH) 1 94

V51 MATCH STATUS OF DEATH (MTCHDTH) 2 95-96

V52 AGE AT ROUND 5 (AGER5) 2 97-98





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CODES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF VARIABLES

(SPSS variable names, when different from the complete names, aregiven in parentheses.)

SECTION 1: CHARACTERISTICS OF ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS

Questions in Section 1 were only asked in Round 5, except forrespondents who were permanent residents but not present forRound 5. In those cases, the information for Section 1 wasrecorded for the first subsequent round that the respondent waspresent.

Variable Variable Description and Codes Column Number_________________________________________________________________

V1 REGION 1

1 Bangkok Metropolis2 Central (excluding Bangkok Metropolis)3 Northeast4 North5 South

V2 CHANGWAT 2 - 3

Changwat (provinces) are identified by 2-digit codes, ranging from 01 to 72. Therewere 72 provinces in 1985-86, listed here inThai alphabetical order. The 52 provincesthat were included in the sample are markedwith an asterisk (*).

Changwat Code Changwat Code

*PHRA NAKORN 72 MAE HONG SON 42*KANCHANABURI 02 *LAMPANG 50*CHANTHA BURI 06 LAM PHUN 51 CHACHOENGSAO 07 *SUKHOTHAI 62*CHON BURI 08 *UTTARADIT 69*CHAINAT 09 UTHAI THANI 70 TRAT 15 *KALASIN 03 NAKHON NAYOK 17 *KHON KAEN 05*NAKHON PATHOM 18 *CHAIYAPHUM 10*NONTHABURI 23 *NAKHON PHANOM 19 PATHUM THANI 27 *NAKHON RATCHASIMA 20*PRACHUAP KHIRI

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KHAN 28 *BURI RAM 26*PRACHIN BURI 29 *MAHA SARAKAM 41


*PRA NAKHON SI AYUTTHAYA 31 YASOTHON 43 PHETCHABURI 37 *ROI ET 45*RAYONG 47 LOEI 52*RATCHABURI 48 *SI SA KET 53*LOP BURI 49 SAKON NAKHON 54*SAMUT PRAKAN 57 *SURIN 65*SAMUT SONGKHRAM 58 NONG KHAI 66 SAMUT SAKHON 59 *UDON THANI 68*SARABURI 60 *UBON RATCHATHANI 71 SING BURI 61 KRABI 01*SUPHAN BURI 63 *CHUMPHON 11 ANG THONG 67 *TRANG 14*KAMPHAENG PHET 04 *NAKHON SI THAMMARAT 21*CHIANG RAI 12 *NARATHIWAT 24*CHIANG MAI 13 *PATTANI 30*TAK 16 PHANGNGA 33*NAKHON SAWAN 22 *PHATTHALUNG 34*NAN 25 PHUKET 40*PHAYAO 32 *YALA 44*PHICHIT 35 RANONG 46*PHITSANULOK 36 *SONGKHLA 55*PHETCHABUN 38 SATUN 56*PHRAE 39 *SURAT THANI 64

V3 AMPHOE 4 - 5

All provinces or changwat in Thailand aredivided into districts or amphoe. Eachamphoe within a province is identified by a2-digit code, ranging from 01 to 29. SeeAppendix A for amphoe codes.

V4 TAMBON 6 - 7

Tambon or sub-districts are classified asmunicipal or non-municipal areas. The term"municipality" refers to an administrativestatus conferred by the Thai Ministry ofInterior on a locality that meets certainpopulation size and density criteria. Amphoeinclude both non-municipal and municipalareas. There are 3 types of municipalities:

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nakhon (minimum population of 50,000 anddensity of 3,000 per square kilometer); muang(minimum population of 10,000 and density of3,000 per square km); and tambon (small townor commune--there are no official numericalcriteria for this). A tambon is establishedby decree by the Ministry of Interior,


usually because it has "urban characteristicsand adequate income to provide the servicesneeded for an urban location" (VisidPrachuabmoh and Penporn Tirasawat, 1974:Internal Migration in Thailand, Paper No. 7,Institute of Population Studies,Chulalongkorn University: Page 11). Inaddition, the seat of provincial governmentmust also be established as a muangmunicipality regardless of population sizeand density.

Codes for Non-Municipal Areas

01-29 Non-Municipal Area

Codes for Municipal Areas

30-49 Khwaeng (Bangkok Only)51-69 Tasaban Nakhon (city municipality)71-90 Tasaban Muang (town municipality)91-99 Tasaban Tambon (commune municipality)

V5 ENUMERATION DISTRICT NUMBER (ENUMDIST) 8 - 9

This is a 2-digit code, ranging from 01 to99, used to identify Enumeration Districtswithin municipal and non-municipal areas. Anenumeration district was defined as an areaassigned to an enumerator to be completedduring the stated enumeration period. Inmunicipal areas an enumeration districtconsisted of one or two blocks, containingabout 200-300 households. In non-municipalareas, the enumeration district consisted of250-350 households and could be part of avillage, a whole village, or more than one

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village. Enumeration districts in non-municipal areas are coded 9999.

V6 ENUMERATION BLOCK NUMBER (ENUMBLOC) 10 - 11

01-99 Block Number in Municipal Areas9999 Non-Municipal area

The block number is a 2-digit codeidentifying blocks in municipal (or urban)areas. Enumeration blocks are the final


sampling units in municipal areas. A maximumof 3 blocks were selected in each municipalarea.

V7 VILLAGE NUMBER (VILLAGE) 12 - 13

01-98 Village Number in Non-MunicipalAreas

9999 Municipal area

The village number is a 2-digit codeidentifying villages in non-municipal areas.Villages are the final sampling units in non-municipal areas, in which up to 19 villageswere selected.

V8 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER (HH#) 14 - 17

Each household is identified by a 4-digitnumber within each ED, starting from 0001.

V9 TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD (HHTYPE) 18

1 Private household2 Collective household

Examples of collective households are: Wat(Temple), Jail, Welfare Lodging, Hospital,Dormitory, Military Quarters, Hotel, andRooming House

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DATE OF INTERVIEW

Months of interview are generally clusteredin the 3 months during which a particularround was conducted. However, for each roundthere are several hundred cases that wereassigned codes outside the 3-month range.There are also about 20 cases in most roundsfor which implausible month codes (i.e., 27,28) have been recoded to 99, unknown. Thoserespondents who were not present in earlierrounds were assigned the day and month ofinterview of the members of their householdsfor those earlier rounds.


V10 DAY OF INTERVIEW: ROUND 5 (DAYR5) 19 - 20

01 First Day of Month02 Second Day of Month. .. .30 Thirtieth Day of Month31 Thirty-first Day of Month

V11 MONTH OF INTERVIEW: ROUND 5 (MONTHR5) 21 - 22

01 January02 February. .. .12 December

9999 Unknown

Interviews in Round 5 were conducted in July,August, and September of 1985.


01 First Day of Month02 Second Day of Month. .. .

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30 Thirtieth Day of Month31 Thirty-first Day of Month



9999 Unknown

Interviews in Round 6 were conducted inOctober, November, and December of 1985.






9999 Unknown

Interviews in Round 7 were conducted inJanuary, February, and March of 1986.


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9999 Unknown

Interviews in Round 8 were conducted inApril, May, and June of 1986.






9999 Unknown

Interviews in Round 9 were conducted in July,August, and September of 1986.

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V20 LINE NUMBER OF PERSON (PSNLINE#) 39 - 41

The line number of person in the household isa 4-digit code beginning with 0001 (whichusually identifies the head of household) andcontinuing sequentially until all members ofthe household have been listed.

V21 RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD (RELTOHHH) 42 - 43

01 Head02 Wife or Husband of Head03 Child (son or daughter)04 Adopted Child05 Son or Daughter-in-law06 Grandchild, Grandchild-in-law07 Parents, Parents-in-law08 Grandparents09 All other relatives10 Non-relative (in private household)11 Servant12 Member of Collective Household


V22 RESIDENCE STATUS: ROUND 5 (RESSTAT5) 44

1 Permanent resident2 Temporarily away3 Temporary resident9999 Non-resident


1 Permanent resident2 Temporarily away3 Temporary resident4 Temporary resident departed,

deceased, or moved out betweenrounds

9999 Non-resident

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9999 Non-resident




9999 Non-resident


1 Permanent resident2 Temporarily away3 Temporary resident


4 Temporary resident departed,deceased, or moved out betweenrounds

9999 Non-resident

V27 SEX 49

1 Male2 Female9999 Unknown

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Missing for 7 cases which have been recodedto 9999.

V28 DAY OF BIRTH OF INFANTS (DATEBRTH) 50 - 51

01 First Day of Month02 Second Day of Month. .. .30 Thirtieth Day of Month31 Thirty-first Day of Month99 Day Unknown

9999 Not born since the previous round

This question was asked only about infantswhose mothers were living in the samehousehold and who were born in the past threemonths (since the previous round) in Rounds 6to 9, providing enumeration of newbornsduring an entire year. This question was notasked in Round 5.

V29 MONTH OF BIRTH (MONBRTH) 52 - 53

01 January02 February. .. .12 December99 Month unknown

This question and V30 were asked of allrespondents.


V30 YEAR OF BIRTH (YRBRTH) 54 - 56

This question originally referred to theBuddhist calendar, coded in years B.E.(Buddhist Era). The 3-digit Buddhist yearcodes were transformed to Western yearequivalents by adding 1457 to each Buddhistyear code. An unknown year of birth is coded9999.

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V31 AGE 57 - 58

00 Infants less than 1 year old01 One Year old. .. .97 Ninety-seven years old98 Ninety-eight years and older99 Unknown

Age was recorded as of the date of interviewduring the round in which a respondent wasfirst contacted. Because the rounds spanmore than 12 months, reported age may varydepending on the month of the interview.

ASKED OF ALL PERSONS 5 YEARS AND OLDER

V32 HIGHEST GRADE COMPLETED (EDUC)* 59 - 60Variable Variable Description and Codes Column Number_________________________________________________________________

01 Never attended school

11-17, 19 Primary Level General

11 P.1 (new Primary 1) or Primary 112 P.2 (new Primary 2) or Primary 2 or Adult

Education Level 113 P.3 (new Primary 3) or Primary 3

* A brief description of the Thai education system follows:

"Since 1978, when the most recent restructuring of Thailand'seducational system was implemented, primary education is dividedinto a lower and upper level, each of three years duration, and isnot compulsory. According to the former system, initiated in1960, primary school was divided into a lower level of four yearsand an upper level of three years with secondary educationconsisting of a three year lower level and a two year upper level.During this earlier period lower primary education was compulsoryeverywhere although a process was underway in which the compulsorylevel was being extended in an increasing number of communes toinclude the upper as well as the lower primary level" (JohnKnodel, Napaporn Havanon, and Weerasit Sithitrai, Family Size andthe Education of Children in the Context of Rapid FertilityDecline, Bangkok, Institute of Population Studies, ChulalongkornUniversity, 1990, Publication No. 174/1990).

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14 P.4 (new Primary 4) or Primary 4 or AdultEducation Level 2

15 P.5 (new Primary 5) or Primary 5 or old M.1(Matthayom 1)

16 Primary 6 or old M.2 (Matthayom 2)17 P.6 (new Primary 6) or Primary 7 or old M.3

(Matthayom 3) or Adult Education Level 319 Unknown primary level

41-43 Primary Level, Vocational

41 Vocational junior 1st year (old system)42 Vocational junior 2nd year (old system)43 Vocational junior 3rd year (old system)

20-26, 29 Secondary Level, General

20 M.1 (new Matthayom 1)21 M.2 (new Matthayom 2), MS 1 (Matthayom

Suksa 1) or old M4 (old Matthayom 4)22 MS 2 or old M5 (Matthayom Suksa 2 or old

Matthayom 5)23 M.3 (new Matthayom 3), MS 3 (Matthayom

Suksa 3) or old M6 (old Matthayom 6) orAdult Education Level 4

24 M.4 (new Matthayom 4)25 M.5 (new Matthayom 5), MS 4 or old M7

(Matthayom Suksa 4 or old Matthayom 7)26 M.6 (new Matthayom 6), MS 5 or old M8

(Matthayom Suksa 5 or old Matthayom 8) or Adult Education Level 5

29 Unknown secondary level

51-56 Secondary Level, Vocational

51 Vocational senior 1st year


52 Vocational senior 2nd year53 Vocational senior 3rd year54 Higher vocational 1st year or Midwife

Certificate or Assistant Nurse Certificate55 Higher vocational 2nd year56 Higher vocational 3rd year, Nurse

Certificate

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71-72 Secondary Level, Teacher Training

71 Changwat Education Certificate72 Lower Education Certificate

31-38 University Level, General

31 University, Military, Naval, Air Forceacademy, 1st year

32 University, Military, Naval, Air Forceacademy, 2nd year

33 University, Military, Naval, Air Forceacademy, 3rd year

34 University, Military, Naval, Air Forceacademy, 4th year

35 University, Military, Naval, Air Forceacademy, 5th year

36 Bachelor degree37 Master degree38 Ph.D.39 Unknown university level (general)

61-63, 69 University Level: Vocational

61 Vocational technical diploma, 1st year or 2nd year (incomplete)

62 Vocational education certificate, 2nd or3rd year (PWS, PMK, PMC, PMO) or TechnicalDiploma (PWT)

63 Diploma in Education: PM, PMT, PMWS, PTS (Bachelor of Vocational Education)

69 Unknown university level (vocational)

73-78, 79 University Level: Teacher Training

73 Certificate in Education (or equivalent),1st year

74 Certificate in Education (or equivalent),2nd year

75 Diploma in Education, 1st year76 Diploma in Education, 2nd year


77 Bachelor of Education, 1st year78 Bachelor of Education, 2nd year79 Unknown university level (teacher training)

90 Other

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99 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable (persons below 5years old)

V32 applies to persons 5 years and older onlyand records highest grade of schoolcompleted.

ASKED OF ALL PERSONS 11 YEARS AND OLDER

V33 OCCUPATION LAST YEAR (OCCUP) 61 - 62

00 Professional, Technical andRelated Workers

10 Administrative, Executive,Managerial Workers and GovernmentOfficials not elsewhereclassified

20 Clerical and Related Workers

30 Sales Workers40 Agricultural, Animal Husbandry

and Forest Workers, Fishermen andHunters

50 Miners, Quarrymen, Well Drillersand Related Workers

60 Transport Equipment Operators andRelated Workers

70 Craftsmen, Production Workers andLaborers

80 Service Workers90 Currently employed workers whose

occupation is unknown98 Persons of working age (11 years old or

older) who are not working99 Persons of working age (11 years old or

older) whose employment status is unknown9999 Not applicable (persons below 11

years old)

V33 refers to the individual's usualoccupation (what he or she was doing most ofthe time) in the 12 months preceding Round 5


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(July, 1984 to June, 1985). The originaldetailed 3-digit classifications werecollapsed into the major categories in thisversion of the data file.

V34 INDUSTRY LAST YEAR (INDUSTRY) 63 - 64

00 Agriculture, Forestry, Huntingand Fishing

10 Mining and Quarrying20 Manufacturing30 Construction, Repair and Demolition40 Electricity, Water and Sanitary

Services50 Commerce60 Transport, Storage and Communication70 Services80 Financing, Insurance, Real

Estate, Other Business Services90 Activities not adequately described99 Employment status unknown (coded "99" on

V33)

9999 Not Applicable (persons below 11 yearsold and coded "98" -- not working -- onV33)

V34 refers to the usual industry ofemployment during the 12 months precedingRound 5 (July, 1984 to June, 1985).

V35 WORK STATUS (WORKSTAT) 65

1 Private Employee2 Government Employee3 Employer4 Self-employed or Own Account Worker5 Unpaid Family worker6 Government Enterprise Employee9 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable (persons below 11years old and coded "98" -- notworking -- on V33)

V36 MARITAL STATUS (MARRIAGE) 66

1 Never married

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2 Currently married3 Widowed4 Divorced/Separated5 Unknown, but had been married6 Monk9 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable (below 11 years of age)

ONLY ASKED OF EVER-MARRIED WOMEN*

V37 NUMBER OF CHILDREN-EVER-BORN (CHLDBORN) 67 - 68

00 None01 1. .. .. .29 2998 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable

V38 NUMBER OF CHILDREN STILL LIVING (CHLDALIV) 69 - 70

00 None01 1. .. .. .29 2998 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable

V39 NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN LIVING AT HOME (CHILDIN) 71 - 72

00 None01 1. .

* Variables in this section (V37-42) include responses for 482 ever-marriedmen.

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29 2998 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable

The actual number of respondent's children-ever-born who are still living in the samehousehold with the mother.

V40 NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN LIVING AWAY FROM HOME 73 - 74(CHILDOUT)

00 None01 1. .. .. .29 2998 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable

V41 NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN WHO HAVE DIED (CHLDDTHS)75 - 76

00 None01 1. .. .. .29 2998 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable

ASKED OF CURRENTLY MARRIED WOMEN

These questions (V42, V44-46) were asked of currently marriedwomen in Round 5. However, women whose marital status changed insubsequent rounds (i.e., became separated, divorced, or widowed)

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were recoded with their new marital statuses in V36, MARRIAGE,but their responses were still included here.

V42 TYPE OF FAMILY PLANNING (CONTRCEP) 77

1 Pill2 IUD3 Injection (DMPA)


4 Female Sterilization5 Male Sterilization6 Other7 No Use9 Unknown

9999 Not Applicable

Currently married women were asked abouttheir own and their husbands' currentcontraception. This question erroneouslyincludes responses from 350 males.

V43 LINE NUMBER LAST PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD LIST 78 - 80(LSTPSNHH)

001 Last Person Listed in Householdhas a line number of 001

002 Last Person Listed in Householdhas a line number of 002

. .

. .999 Not applicable

The line number is only recorded for the lastperson listed in the household; all others inthe household are coded 999. This variablewas not included in the survey but wasconstructed and added to the data by theNational Statistical Office.

SECTION 2: CHARACTERISTICS OF INFANTS BORN SINCETHE PREVIOUS ROUND

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Questions in Section 2 were only asked about infants born duringthe three months previous to each of the rounds 6 through 9.These questions were not asked in Round 5.

V44 LINE NUMBER OF MOTHER (LN#MTHR) 81 - 83

V44 is based on responses to the question:"Is the mother living in this household?" Ifthe mother of the newborn is in thehousehold, her line number (from V20) isrecorded here.

9999 Not applicableVariable Variable Description and Codes Column Number_________________________________________________________________

V45 MATCH STATUS OF BIRTH (MTCHBRTH) 84 - 85

11 Matched in survey and registration12 Included in survey, but not

registered13 Registered but not included in

the survey

9999 Not applicable

This variable is used to select newborn children.Births were matched to the Ministry of the Interiorvital registration system.

V46 PLACE OF BIRTH (PLACBRTH) 86

1 Current Residence2 Hospital3 Clinics4 Other9 Place of Birth Unknown

9999 Not applicable

SECTION 3: CHARACTERISTICS OF DEATHS IN THE PAST 3 MONTHS

Questions in Section 3 were only asked during Rounds 6 through 9.V47 through V51 were recorded for all deaths that occurred duringthese rounds.

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V47 DAY OF DEATH (DATEDTH) 87 - 88

01 First Day of Month02 Second Day of Month. .. .30 Thirtieth Day of Month31 Thirty-first Day of Month99 Day unknown

9999 Not applicable


V48 MONTH OF DEATH (MONTHDTH) 89 - 90

01 January02 February. .. .12 December99 Month unknown

9999 Not applicable

V49 YEAR OF DEATH (YRDTH) 91 - 93

This question originally referred to theBuddhist calendar, coded in years B.E.(Buddhist Era). The 3-digit Buddhist yearcodes were transformed to Western yearequivalents by adding 1457 to the Buddhistyear codes.

9998 Unknown year of death9999 Not applicable

V50 PLACE OF DEATH (PLACEDTH) 94

1 Current Residence2 Hospital

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3 Clinics4 Other9 Place of Death Unknown

9999 Not applicable

V51 MATCH STATUS OF DEATH (MTCHDTH) 95 - 96

21 Matched in survey and registration

22 Included in survey, but not registered

23 Registered, but not included insurvey

9999 Not applicable

V51 is used to select persons who have diedduring the 12 months covered in Rounds 6through 9 (October, 1985 through September,1986). Deaths were matched to the Ministry


of the Interior vital registration system.

RECODED VARIABLES

V52 AGE: ROUND 5 (AGER5) 97 - 98

00 Infants less than 1 year old01 One Year old. .. .97 Ninety-seven years old98 Ninety-eight years and older

99 Unknown9999 Not present in round

Note: This age variable should be thestandard reference.

V53 AGE: ROUND 6 (AGER6) 99 - 100

00 Infants less than 1 year old01 One Year old

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. .

. .97 Ninety-seven years old98 Ninety-eight years and older


V54 AGE: ROUND 7 (AGER7) 101 - 102



V55 AGE: ROUND 8 (AGER8) 103 - 104

00 Infants less than 1 year old


01 One Year old. .. .97 Ninety-seven years old98 Ninety-eight years and older


V56 AGE: ROUND 9 (AGER9) 105 - 106


99 Unknown

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APPENDIX A:

CHANGWAT AND AMPHOE CODES*______________________________________________________________________

Changwat Amphoe Code______________________________________________________________________

*PHRA NAKORN 72(BANGKOK) PHRA NAKORN 01

KHLONG SAN 02DUSIT* 03TALING CHAN* 04THON BURI* 05BANGKOK NOI* 06BANGKOK YAI 07BANGKAPI 08BANG KHUN THIAN 09BANG KHEN 10BANG RAK* 11PHATUM WAN 12POM PRAB SATTRU PHAI 13PHAYA THAI 14PHRA KHANONG* 15PHASI CHAROEN 16MIN BURI* 17YAN NAWA 18RAT BURANA* 19LAT KRABANG 20SAM PHAN THAWONG* 21NONG KHAEM 22NONG CHONK 23HUAI KHWANG 24

*KANCHANABURI 02KANCHANABURI* 01THONG PHA PHUM 02THA MUANG* 03THA MAKA 04SAI YOK 05BO PHLOI 06PHANOM THUAN 07LAO KHWAN 08SI SAWAT 09SANGKHLA BURI 10

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* These codes are the same as those used in the 1980 census.Those changwat and amphoe included in this survey are marked withan asterisk.

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*CHANTHA BURI 06CHANTHA BURI* 01KHLUNG 02THA MAI 03PONG NAM RON 04MAKHAM* 05LAEM SING 06

CHACHOENGSAO 07CHACHOENGSAO 01BANG KHLA 02BANG NAM PRIEO 03BANG PAKONG 04BAN PHO 05KA. PLANEG YAO 06PHANOM SARAKHAM 07KA. RATCHASAN 08KA. SANAM CHAI KHET 09

*CHON BURI 08CHON BURI* 01KA.KO SICHANG 02BANG LAMUNG 03KA. BO THONG 04BANG BUNG 05PHANAT NIKOM 06PHAN THONG 07SI RACHA 08SATTAHIP 09KA. NONG YAI 10PATTAYA 11

*CHAINAT 09CHAINAT 01MANOROM 02WAT SING* 03SANKHABURI 04SANPHAYA 05HANKHA 06

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TRAT 15TRAT 01KHAO SAMING 02KLONG YAI 03KA.BO RAI 04LAEM NGOP 05

NAKHON NAYOK 17NAKHON NAYOK 01BAN NA 02PAK PHLI 03ONGKHRAK 04

*NAKHON PATHOM 18NAKHON PATHOM* 01KAMPHAENG SAEN 02DON TUM 03NAKHON CHAISI 04BANG LEN 05SAM PHRAN 06

*NONTHABURI 23NONTHABURI 01SAI NOI 02BANG KRUAI 03BANG BUA THONG 04BANG YAI 05PAK KRET* 06

PATHUM THANI 27PATHUM THANI 01KLONG LUANG 02THANYABURI 03LAT LUM KAEO 04LAM LUK KAE0 05SAM KHOK 06NONG SUA 07

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*PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN 28PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN 01KUI BURI 02THAP SAKAE 03BANG SAPHAN 04PRAN BURI* 05KA.BANG SAPHAN NOI 06HUA HIN 07

*PRACHIN BURI 29PRACHIN BURI 01KABIN BURI 02KHOK PIP 03TA PHRAYA 04KA. NA DI 05BAN SANG 06PRACHANTAKHAM 07KA. WANG NAM YEN 08WATANA NAKHON* 09SI MAHAPHOT 10SA KAEO 11ARANYAPRATHET 12

*PRA NAKHON SI AYUTTHAYA 31PRA NAKHON SI AYUTTHAYA* 01THA RUA 02NAKHON LUANG 03BANG SAI 04BANG SRAI 05BANG BAN 06BANG PAHAN 07BANG PAIN 08BAN PHRAEK 09PHAK HAI 10PHACHI 11MAHA RAT* 12LAT BUA LUANG 13WANG NOI 14SENA 15UTHAI 16

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PHETCHABURI 37PHETCHABURI 01KHAO YOI 02CHA-AM 03THA YANG 04BAN LAT 05BAN LAEM 06KA. NONG YA PLONG 07

*RAYONG 47RAYONG 01KLAENG* 02BAN KHAI 03KA. BAN CHANG 04PLUAK DAENG 05KA. WANG CHAN 06

*RATCHABURI 48RATCHABURI 01CHOM BUNG* 02DAMNOEN SADUAK 03BANG PHAE 04BAN PONG 05PAK THO 06PHOTHARAM 07WAT PHLENG 08KA. SUAN PHUNG 09

*LOP BURI 49LOP BURI 01KHOK SAMRONG 02CHAI BADAN 03THA WUNG 04KA.THA LUANG* 05BAN MI 06PHATTHANA NIKOM 07

*SAMUT PRAKAN 57SAMUT PRAKAN* 01BANG BO 02

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BANG PHLI 03PHRA PRADAENG 04

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*SAMUT SONGKHRAM 58SAMUT SONGKHRAM 01BANG KHONTHI 02AMPHAWA* 03

SAMUT SAKHON 59SAMUT SAKHON 01KRATHUM BAEN 02BAN PHAEO 03

*SARABURI 60SARABURI* 01KAENG KHOI 02KA. DON PHUT 03BAN MO 04PHRA PHUTTHABAT 05MUAK LEK* 06WIHAN DAENG 07SAO HAI 08NONG KHAE 09NONG SAENG 10NONG DON 11

SING BURI 61SING BURI 01KHAI BANG RACHAN 02THA CHANG 03BANG RACHAN 04PHROM BURI 05IN BURI 06

*SUPHAN BURI 63SUPHAN BURI 01DON CHEDI 02KA. DAN CHANG 03DOEMBANG NANGBUAT 04BANG PLA MA 05SI PRACHAN* 06SONG PHI NONG 07

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SAM CHUK 08U THONG 09

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ANG THONG 67ANG THONG 01CHAI YO 02PA MOK 03PHO THONG 04WISET CHAI CHAN 05SAM KO 06SAWAENGHA 07

*KAMPHAENG PHET 04KAMPHAENG PHET* 01KHANU WORALAKSABURI 02KHLONG KHLUNG* 03KA. KLONG LAN 04KA. SAI NGAM 05PHRAN KUATAI 06KA. LAN KUABU 07

*CHIANG RAI 12CHIANG RAI 01CHIANG KHONG 02CHIANG SAEN 03THOENG* 04PA DAET 05PHAN 06MAE CHAN 07MAE SUAI 08MAE SAI 09WIENG CHAI 10WIENG PA PAO 11

*CHIANG MAI 13CHIANG MAI* 01CHOM THONG 02CHIANG DAO 03DOI SAKET 04DOI TAO 05FANG* 06PHRAO 07MAE CHAM 08MAE TAENG 09

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MAE RIM 10MAE AI 11

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SAMOENG 12SAN KAMPHAENG 13SAN SAI 14SAN PA TONG 15SARAPHI 16HANG DONG 17OMKOI 18HOT 19

*TAK 16TAK 01THA SONG YANG 02BAN TAK* 03KA. PHOP PHRA 04MAE RAMAT 05MAE SOT 06SAM NGAO 07UMPHANG 08

*NAKHON SAWAN 22NAKHON SAWAN* 01KAO LIEO 02KROK PHRA 03CHUMSAENG 04TAK FA 05TAKHLI* 06THA TAKO 07BANPHAT PHISAI 08PHAYUHA KHIRI* 09PHAISALI 10LAT YAO 11NONG BUA 12

*NAN 25NAN 01CHIANG KLANG 02THA WANG PHA 03THUNG CHANG* 04NA NOI 05KA. NA MUN 06KA.BAN LUANG 07PUA 08

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MAE CHARIM 09SA 10

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*PHAYAO 32PHAYAO 01CHUN 02CHIANG KHAM 03CHIANG MUAN 04DOK KHAM TAI* 05PONG 06MAE CHAI 07

*PHICHIT 35PHICHIT 01TAPHAN HIN 02BANG MUN NAK 03PHO THALE 04PHO PRATHAP CHANG 05KA. WANG SAI PHUN* 06SAM NGAM 07

*PHITSANULOK 36PHITSANULOK* 01CHAT TRAKAN 02NAKHON THAI 03KA. NOEN MAPRANG* 04BANG KRATHUM 05BANG RAKAM 06PHOOM PHIARN 07WANG THONG 08WAT BOT 09

*PHETCHABUN 38PHETCHABUN 01CHON DAEN 02KA. NAM NAO 03BUNG SAM PHAN 04WICHIAN BURI 05SI THEP 06NONG PHAI* 07LOM KAO 08LOM SAK* 09

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*PHRAE 39PHRAE 01DEN CHAI* 02RONG KWANG 03LONG 04WANG CHIN 05SONG 06SUNG MEN 07

MAE HONG SON 42MAE HONG SON 01KHUN YUAM 02PAI 03MAE LA NOI 04MAE SARIANG 05

*LAMPANG 50LAMPANG 01KO KHA 02NGAO 03CHAE HOM 04THOEN 05MAE THA 06MAE PHRIK 07KA. MAE MO 08WANG NUA 09SOP PRAP 10SOEM NGAM 11HANG CHAT* 12

LAM PHUN 51LAM PHUN 01KA.THUNG HUA CHANG 02BAN HONG 03PA SANG 04MAE THA 05LI 06

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*SUKHOTHAI 62SUKHOTHAI* 01KONG KRALAIT 02KHIRI MAT 03THUNG SALIAM 04BAN DAN LAN HOI 05KA. SRI HAKHON 06SI SATCHANALOI 07SI SAMRONG 08SAWANKHALOK 09

*UTTARADIT 69UTTARADIT 01TRON 02THA PLA 03NAM PAT 04KA. BANKHOK 05PHICAI* 06FAK THA 07LAPLAE 08

UTHAI THANI 70UTHAI THANI 01THAP THAN 02BAN RAI 03KA. LAN SAK 04SAWANG AROM 05NONG KHAYANG 06NONG CHANG 07

*KALASIN 03KALASIN* 01KAMALASAI* 02KUCHINARAI 03KHAO WONG 04KHAM MUANG 05 THA KHANTO 06KA. NA MON 07YANG TALAT 08KA. RONG KHAM 09SOMDET 10SAHATSAKHAN 11

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NONG KING SI 12HUAI MEK 13

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*KHON KAEN 05KHON KAEN 01KRANUAN 02KA. KHAO SUAN KWANG 03CHONNABOT 04CHUM PHAE* 05NAM PHONG 06BAN PHAI* 07BAN FANG 08KA.PUAI NOI 09KA. PHRA YUN 10PHON 11PHU WIANG 12MANCHA KHIRI 13KA.WAENG YAI 14WAENG NOI 15SI CHOMPHU 16NONG RUA 17NONG SONG HONG 18UBOL RATANA 19

*CHAIYAPHUM 10CHAIYAPHUM 01KASET SOMBUN 02KAENG KHRO 03KHON SAWAN 04KHON SAN* 05CHATTURAT 06KA.THEP SATHIT 07BAN KHWAO 08BAN THAEN 09BAMNET NARONG 10PHU KHIEO 11NONG BUA DAENG 12NONG BUA RAHEO 13

*NAKHON PHANOM 19NAKHON PHANOM 01KHAMEHA - I 02DONG LUANG 03DON TAN 04THA UTHEN* 05THAT PHANOM 06

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NA KAE 07NIKHOM KHAM SOI 08

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KA. NA WA 09BAN PHAENG 10PLA PAK 11MUKDAHAN 12RENU NAKHON 13SI SONGKHRAM 14KA.WAN YAI 15

*NAKHON RATCHASIMA 20NAKHON RATCHASIMA* 01KHAM THALE SO 02KHAM SAKAI SAENG 03KHONG 04KHON BURI 05CHAKKARAT 06CHUM PHUANG 07CHOK CHAI 08DAN KHUN THAT 09NON THAI* 10NON SUNG 11KA. BAN LUAM 12BUA YAI 13PRATHAI 14PAK THONG CHAI 15PAK CHONG 16PHIMAI 17SIKHIU 18SUNG NOEN 19SOENG SANG 20HUAI THALAENG* 21

*BURI RAM 26BURI RAM 01KRASANG 02KU MUANG 03NANG RONG 04BAN KRUAT 05PRAKHON CHAI 06KA. PAKHUM 07PHUTTHAISONG* 08LAHAN SAI 09LAM PLAI MAT 10SATUK 11

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NONG KI 12

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*MAHA SARAKAM 41MAHA SARAKAM* 01KANTHARAWICHAI 02KA. KAE DAM 03KOSUM PHISAI 04CHIANG YUN 05NA CHUAK 06NA DUN 07BORABU 08PHAYAKKHAPHUM PHISAI 09WAPI PATHUM* 10

YASOTHON 43YASOTHON 01KUT CHUM 02KHO WANG 03KHAM KHUAN KAEO 04KA. SAI MUN 05PA TIU 06MAHA CHANA CHAI 07LEONG NOK THA 09

*ROI ET 45ROI ET 01KASET WISAI 02CHATURAPHAK PHIMAN* 03THAWATCHABURI 04PATYHUM RAT 05PHANOM PHRAI 06PHO CHAI 07KA. PHON SAI 08PHON THONG 09KA. MOEI WA DI 10MUANG SUANG 11SUWANNAPHUM 12SELAPHUM 13NONG PHOK 14AT SAMAT 15

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LOEI 52LOEI 01CHIANG KHAN 02DAN SAI 03THA LI 04KA. NA DUANG 05NA HAEO 06PAK CHOM 07PHU KRADUNG 08PHU RUA 09WANG SAPHUNG 10

*SI SA KET 53SI SA KET* 01KANTHARALAK 02KANTHARAROM 03KHUKHAN 04KHUN HAN 05KA. NON KHUM 06KA. BUNG BUN 07PRANG KU 08PHRAI BUNG* 09YANG CHUN NOI 10RASI SALAI 11KA. HUAI THAP THAN 12UTHOMPHON PHISAI 13

SAKON NAKHON 54SAKON NAKHON 01KUT BAK 02KUSUMAN 03KA. KHAM TA KLA 04KA. TOI NGOI 05KA. NIKHOM NAM UN 06BAN MUANG 07PHANNA NIKOM 08PHANG KHON 09WANON NIWAT 10WARITCHAPHUM 11SAWANG DAEN DIN 12SONG DAO 13AKAT AMMUI 14

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*SURIN 65SURIN* 01KAP CHOENG 02CHOM PHRA 03CHUMPHON BURI 04THA TUM 05KA. BUA CHET 06PRASAT 07KA. LAMDUAN 08RATTANABURI 09SIKHORAPHUM 10SANOM* 11SANSKHA 12SAMRONG THAP 13

NONG KHAI 66NONG KHAI 01SEKA 02SO PHISAI 03THA BO 04BUNG KAN 05KA. PAK KHAT 06KA. PHON CHAROEM 07PHON PHISAI 08SI CHIANG MAI 09SANGKHOM 10

*UDON THANI 68UDON THANI* 01KUT CHAP 02KUMPHAWAPI 03KA. CHAIWAN 04KA. THUNG FON 05NA KLANG 06NAM SOM 07NON SA-AT 08NON SANG 09BAN DUNG 10

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BAN PHU 11PHEN 12SI THAT 13SI BUN RUANG* 14KA. SANG KOM 15

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SUWANNAKUHA 16KA. WANG SAM MO 17NONG BUA LAM PHU 18NONG WAU SO 19NONG HAN 20

*UBON RATCHATHANI 71UBON RATCHATHANI* 01KUT KHOA PUN 02KHEMARAT 03KHUANG NAI 04KHONG CHIAM 05CHANUMAN 06DET UDOM* 07TRAKAN PHUTPHON 08KA. TAN SUM 09NA CHALUAI 10NAM YUN 11BUNTHARIK 12PHANA 13PHIBUN MANGSAHAN 14MUANG SAMSIP 15WARIN CHAMRAP 16SI MUANG MAI 17KA. SENANGKHANIKOM* 18HUA TAPHAN 19AMNAT CHAROEN 20

KRABI 01KRABI 01KO LANTA 02KHAO PHANAM 03KHLONG THOM 04PLAI PHRAYA 05AO LUK 06

*CHUMPHON 11CHUMPHON 01THA SAE 02KA. THUNG TAKO 03PATHIU 04KA. PHATO 05LAMAE 06

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SAWI* 07LANG SUAN 08

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*TRANG 14TRANG* 01KANTANG 02PALIAN* 03YAN TA KHAO 04SIKAO 05HUI YOT 06

*NAKHON SI THAMMARAT 21NAKHON SI THAMMARAT 01KHANOM 02CHAWANG 03CHA-UAT* 04CHIAN YAI 05THA SALA 06THUNG SONG 07THUNG YAI* 08KA. NA BON 09PAK PHANANG* 10PHIPUN 11KA. PHROMMAKHIRI 12RON PHIBUN 13LAN SAKA 14SICHON 15HUA SAI 16

*NARATHIWAT 24NARATHIWAT* 01TAK BAI 02BACHO 03YI-NGO 04RANGAE 05RUSO 06WAENG 07SI SAKHON 08KA. SUKHIRIN 09SUNGAI PADI* 10SUNGAI KOLOK 11

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*PATTANI 30PATTANI 01KHOK PHO 02KA.THUNGYANG DAENG 03PANARE 04MAYO 05KA. MAI KAEN 06YARANG 07YARING* 08SAI BURI 09NONG CHIK 10

PHANGNGA 33PHANGNGA 01KAPONG 02KA. KO YAO 03KHURA BURI 04TAKUA THUNG 05TAKUA PA 06THAP PUT 07THAI MUANG 08

*PHATTHALUNG 34PHATTHALUNG* 01KA. KONG RA 02KHAT CHAISON 03KHAT KHANUN* 04KA. TA MOT 05PAK PHAYUN 06KA. SI BANPHOT 07

PHUKET 40PHUKET 01KATHU 02THALANG 03

*YALA 44YALA* 01KA. THAN TO 02BANNANG SATA 03BETONG* 04

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RANONG 46RANONG 01KRA BURI 02KAPOE 03LA-UN 04

*SONGKHLA 55SONGKHLA 01KA. KRASAE SIN 02CHANA 03THEPHA 04NA THAWI 05RANOT* 06RATTAPHUM 07SATHING PHRA 08SADAO 09SABA YOI 10HAT YAI* 11

SATUN 56SATUN 01KHUAN KALONG 02KA. KHUAN DON 03KA. THA PHAE 04THUNG WA 05LANGU 06

*SURAT THANI 64SURAT THANI* 01KANCHANADIT* 02KO PHANGAN 03KO SAMUI 04KHIRI RATTHANIKHOM 05KHIAN SA 06CHAIYA 07DON SAK 08THA CHANG 09THA CHANA 10BAN TAKHUN* 11

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KA. BAN NA DOEM 12BAN NA SAN 13PHANOM 14PHRASAENG 15PHUMPHIN 16WRANG SA 17

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