  Da-that Island | |
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| Location | Andaman Sea, Myanmar |
| Coordinates | 14°59′33″N97°45′51″E / 14.9925°N 97.76408°E Coordinates: 14°59′33″N97°45′51″E / 14.9925°N 97.76408°E |
| Area | 0.14 km2 (0.054 sq mi) |
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Da-that Island is an unpopulated island in Myanmar. It is located around 15 miles from Ye, Mon State. [1]
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