Maelanoi Sub-District Administrative Organization Background
The Maelanoi Sub-district Administrative Organization is resided at 105 Moo 10, Tambon Maelanoi, Maelanoi district, Mae Hong Son province. It was formerly the Tambon Council under the name of Maelanoi Tambon Council and then elevated to become the Tambon Maelanoi Administration Organization in 1999 to comply with the Tambon Council Acts. As a result, it is considered as the juristic person and a local government office. General Details
The Maelanoi Sub-district Administrative Organization covers the land area about 365 kilometers or 288,125 rai.
The North share its borders with Tambon Santikiri, Tambon Maelaluang, Maelanoi district.
The South shares its borders with Tambon Taphapoom, Maelanoi district.
The East shares its borders with Tambon Huayhom, Maelanoi district.
The West shares its borders with Tambon Saohin, Mae Sariang district. Landscape
The general landscape is blessed with high hills. Nine villages can be found along the valleys where other two villages are on the plain. Weather
The cool weather is all the year round. The rainy season lasts for about five months from May to September. The average temperature is at 22 degrees in three seasons; rainy season (May-September), cold season (October-February), and summer (March-April). The Tambon Maelanoi Administration Organization consists of 11 villages, totally 824 households with 4,771 residents divided into 2,506 males and 2,256 females.
1. Ban Mae Sapung Nue Moo 3 (including Ban Patabordee)
2. Ban Mae Hu Moo 4 (including Ban Wasubee)
3. Ban Mae Lab Moo 6 (including Ban Khun Mae Lab)
4. Ban Mae Nga Moo 7 (including Ban Morday)
5. Ban Ta Song Khaew Moo 8
6. Ban Thoong Ruang Thong Moo 10
7. Ban Lamong Moo 11
8. Ban Maelangiu. Moo 12
9. Ban Phrabat Hauy Phung Moo 13
10. Ban Huay Rin Moo 14 (including Ban Huay Mafai)
11. Ban Mae Sapung Tai Moo 15 (including Ban Mae Sapung Klang)
The majority (90 percent) of residents live their lives by agriculture with 10 percent by selling and seasonal laboring.
Religion
70 percent are Christians and 30 percent are Buddhists an
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