General conditions and basic information of the sub-district administrative organization.

General condition

               Mae Fah Luang Subdistrict was originally a subdistrict within Mae Chan District, Chiang Rai Province. It was later separated to become Mae Fah Luang Sub-district in 1992, receiving its name from Her Majesty Queen Sri Savangavadhana. It was elevated to Mae Fah Luang District in 1996. Mae Fah Luang Subdistrict is a local administrative organization with responsibility for 19 villages.

               Mae Fah Luang Subdistrict Administrative Organization is located at UTM coordinates 0584338/2241192, north of Mae Fah Luang District. The general topography of Mae Fah Luang Subdistrict consists of high, complex mountains approximately 1,000 meters above sea level, part of the Dan Lao mountain range that separates Thailand and Myanmar. The northern part of Mae Fah Luang District is a forest planted about 15 years ago. The forest is lush and moist throughout the year, serving as the source of the Mae Nam and its tributaries, including the Mae Peun stream, Huai Rai, and numerous smaller streams. Water flows year-round, providing moisture to the local population, which comprises various hill tribe groups such as the Akha, Lahu Black, Lahu Red, Yunnan Chinese, Tai Lue, Tai Yai, and Tai Lua, who live peacefully in the valleys and mountain slopes. The subdistrict comprises 19 main villages and 5 satellite villages. It has the status of a subdistrict according to the Local Administration Act and is a local administrative organization called... The Mae Fah Luang Subdistrict Administrative Organization, established under the Subdistrict Council and Subdistrict Administrative Organization Act B.E. 2537 (1994), including its amendments up to (Edition 6) B.E. 2552 (2009), covers a vast area of ​​109 square kilometers or 68,125 rai. Its boundaries are as follows:

            Adjacent territories

                     Location: Situated north of Mae Fah Luang District, it borders the following areas:

                      To the north, it borders Myanmar and Mae Sai District.

                      To the south, it borders Mae Salong Nai Subdistrict and Sri Kham Subdistrict, Mae Chan District.

                      To the east, it borders Huai Khrai Subdistrict, Mae Sai District, and Mae Rai Subdistrict, Mae Chan District.

                      To the west, it borders the Thoed Thai subdistrict and Myanmar.

            coordinates

            Latitude 20.269429

            Longitude 99.804527

            An area of ​​109 square kilometers, or 68,125 rai.

            The topography generally consists of high, complex mountains, with an elevation of approximately 1,000 meters above sea level.

            Climate: The climate is a tropical monsoon type with three seasons:

                           -   Summer starts from March to April. The average temperature is 27°C and it is characterized by hot and humid weather.

                           - The rainy season runs from May to October, with an average temperature of 22°C, characterized by heavy rainfall and gusty winds.

                           - Winter season runs from November to February. The average temperature is 10°C, with cold to very cold conditions.

            The total population is 12,425 people, consisting of 6,178 men and 6,247 women. There are 4,228 households in total, with an average population density of 102 people per square kilometer. 

            The population residing in the area of ​​Mae Fah Luang Subdistrict Administrative Organization. 

                         - Ban Huai Nam Khun, Village No. 1, totaling 948 villages with 661 households. 

                         -  Ban Huai Rai Samakkhi, Village No. 2, total 1521, number of households: 690. 

                         -  Ban Pa Kha, Village No. 3, total 258, number of households: 66. 

                         -  Four houses, Village No. 4, totaling 696 houses and 128 households. 

                         -  Ban Kha Yaeng Phatthana, Village No. 5, total 692, number of households: 227.

                         -  Ban Musee Pa Kluai, Village No. 6, total 241, 115 households.

                         - Akha village of Pa Kluai, Moo 7, totaling 633 houses, with 227 households.

                         -  Ban Laba,  Village No. 8, total 351, total number of households 222.

                         -  Ban Liche/Pha Bue,   Village No. 9, total 372 households, 105 households.

                         -  Ban Chalo, Village No. 10, total 610, number of households: 208.

                         -  Ban Samakkee Kao, Village No. 11, total 715, number of households: 218.

                         -  Ban Pa Sang Na Ngoen, Village No. 12, totaling 318 villages, with 201 households.

                         -  Ban Samakkhi Mai, Village No. 13, total 421, 137 households.

                         -  Baan Suan Pa, Village No. 14, totaling 671 houses, with 212 households.

                         -  Ban Pang Phra Ratchathan, Village No. 15, total 538, number of households: 153.

                         -  Ban Pai Yang Musee/Pai Yang Akha, Village No. 16, total 202 households, 86 residents.

                         - Ban Huai Nam Khun, Village No. 17, total 1271, number of households: 309.

                         -  Ban Huai Nam Khun, Village No. 18, total 1244, number of households: 285.

                         -  Ban Pa Sang Saen Sut Daen/Pang Nun Phatthana, Village No. 19, totaling 338 households, with 76 sub-districts.