Distances between camps on the Burma-Thailand Railway
| Camp | Kilometres from Bampong-Thailand |
|---|---|
| Nakom Paton | |
| Non Pladuk | |
| Bampong Junction | |
| Rukke | 13 |
| Tamuang | 39 |
| Kaorin | 43 |
| Kamburi (Kanchanaburi) | 50 |
| Tamarkan | 56 |
| Chungkai | 61 |
| Tapong | 73 |
| Wan Tao Kein | 83 |
| Bankao | 88 |
| Takireu | 98 |
| Nompradai | 102 |
| Arukiru | 108 |
| Wampo | 114 |
| Wanyie (Wan Yi) | 123 |
| Tahsao (Tarsau) | 126 |
| Tahsoa North | 129 |
| Tahsoa South | 131 |
| Tonchan Central | 139 |
| Tonchan Spring | 143 |
| Tampii (Tampie) | 148 |
| Kenyu Road (Konyu)** | 153 |
| Malayan Hamlet | 154 |
| Hintok River * | 156 |
| Hintok Road * | 158 |
| Kenyu Jungle Camp | 162 |
| Saiyoke | 168 |
| Kinsaiyoke (Kinsayok) | 172 |
| Reng Teng (Rin Tin) | 181 |
| Kuii | 190 |
| Hindato | 198 |
| Linson | 203 |
| Brencassi | 209 |
| Banban | 215 |
| Takunun South | 220 |
| Dhakunun (Takanun) | 227 |
| Namuchon Yai | 229 |
| Tamajao | 237 |
| Tamuron Paat | 244 |
| Krian Krai | 250 |
| Kon Koita | 271 |
| Upper Kon Koita *** | 273 |
| Taimonta | 276 |
| Lower Neiki | 282 |
| Neiki | 284 |
| Lower Sonkurai | 290 |
| Sonkurai | 294 |
| Upper Sonkurai | 298 |
| Three Pagodas Pass | 300 |
| Changaraya | 302 |
| Payathanau | 306 |
| Ankanan | 310 |
| Auganang (105 Kilo) | 315 |
| Kyandrau (100 Kilo) | 319 |
| Lawa (85 Kilo) | 328 |
| Aperon (80 Kilo) | 332 |
| Aparaine | 337 |
| Meiloe | 340 |
| Mezali | 346 |
| Khonhkan (55 Kilo) | 350 |
| Lonsi | 355 |
| Tanbaya (50 Kilo) | 360 |
| Anarkwin | 370 |
| Beketaung (Beke Taung) | 375 |
| Tanyin | 380 |
| Retpu | 385 |
| Kun Knit Kway | 390 |
| Alepauk (18 Kilo from Thanbyuzayat) | 396 |
| Thetkaw | 401 |
| Wagale | 407 |
| Kendau (Kendaw) | 410 |
| Thanbyuzayat | 415 |
*Pack of cards bridge
**Hell Fire Pass
***Railway meeting point 16 October 1943
Map of the Burma–Thailand Railway
Sources
- Lionel Wigmore, The Japanese thrust, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, 1957, Chapters 24 and 25
- 2/19 Battalion AIF Association and R.W. Newton, The grim glory of the 2/19 Battalion A.I.F., 2/19 Battalion A.I.F. Association, Sydney, 1975
- John (Tom) Morris, A soldier's reflections forty years on, AWM PR83/068