Stoung ស្រុកស្ទោង | |
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  Stoung Location in Cambodia | |
| Coordinates: 12°50′N104°35′E / 12.833°N 104.583°E | |
| Country |  Cambodia |
| Province | Kampong Thom |
| Time zone | +7 |
| Geocode | 0608 |
Stoung is a district within Kampong Thom Province, in central Cambodia. According to the 1998 census of Cambodia, it had a population of 94,119. [1]
The following table shows the villages of Sandaan District by commune.
| Khum (Communes) | Phum (Villages) |
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| Banteay Stoung | Ponlea Chey, Chanloh, Beng, Banteay Stoung, Kok Kruos, Kouk Sandaek, Chheu Teal, Pou, Sla Kar, Chambak Panhnha, Bar Veaeng, Roluos, Ta Maeu, Sraom Daek, Doun Pok |
| Chamna Kraom | Preah Neangkoal, Sampoar, Srei Rongit, Svay Ie, Neang Noy, Sandan, Spean Krong, Chi Ab, Chamnak, Lieb |
| Chamna Leu | Srang, Prasat, Trapeang Choar, Khmak, Kor, Lhong, Andoung Trom, Thlok, K'en, Phlaoch |
| Kampong Chen Cheung | Tnaot, Chek, Chak, Roka, Neang Sa Lngeach, Trach, |
| Kampong Chen Tboung | Chheu Teal, Leab Tong, Kampong Kdei, Kampong Chen, Chi Youk, Svay Sa, Nguon Siem |
| Msa Krang | Ou Doung, Sambuor Tboung, Sambuor Cheung, Kouk Trea, Msa Krang Tboung, Msa Krang Cheung, Kampong Pradam, Bat Trang, Prakeab, Chi Meas, Sampan |
| Peam Bang | Pov Veuy, Peam Bang, Doun Sderng |
| Popok | Sambuor, Anlong Kranh, Kaoh Samraong, Krasang, Khtom Mon, Popok, Phteah Daeum, Trapeang Ruessei |
| Pralay | Ang Khloam, Kampong Veang, Prey Khla, Pralay, Kouk Rovieng, Anlong Pring, Kampreal, Kanthean, Neang Sa Lngeach, Thmei, Kraek, Chhuk, Ta Treal, Srae Ta Maen |
| Preah Damrei | Siem Peay, Cheah, Souphi, Luek, Kandaol Chas, Kandaol Thmei, Prasat, Samrang, Roluos |
| Rung Roeang | Bos Ta Saom, Kantong Rong, Prum Srei, Svay Rieng, Botum Lech, Botum Kaeut, Kantaeub, Pou, Kdei Char |
| Samprouch | Krasang Chrum Tboung, Krasang Chrum Cheung, Tnaot Kom, Samprouch, Kouk Snay, Pey, Chambak Khpos, Trach Chrum, Pophluk, Ampil, Mochheay, Doun L'a, Pradet, Lvea, Ou Rumchek, Ampov Prey, Slak Kranh |
| Trea | Totea, Kaoh, Hab, Veal, Sam K'aok, Chrang Sa, Trea, Bos Ta Aek, Ta Char, Leab Tong, Phteah Veal, Sla, Krasang, Koch Tituy, Popeay, Tumpech |
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