Taling Chan, Saraburi


Taling Chan is a tambon of Mueang Saraburi District, Saraburi Province, central Thailand.

History

The area previously known as "Ban Nong Bua". The name Taling Chan is a name given by the King Rama V, when he visited the people along the connected rivers. Locals built the pavilion for the king on a boulder. Hence, the name "Taling Chan" according to the terrain.

Geography

Most of the subdistrict consists of lowlands along the Pasak River, therefore suitable for agriculture.
Neighbouring areas consists of : Ban Kaeng in Chaloem Phra Kiat, Tan Diao in Kaeng Khoi, Kut Nok Plao and Takut in its district.
Taling Chan is about from the city of Saraburi. Taling Chan has a total area of 26.516 square kilometers.

Administration

The area is administered by the Subdistrict Administrative Organization Taling Chan.
Taling Chan also consists of eight administrative villages
No.NameThai
1.Ban Tha Yiamบ้านท่าเยี่ยม
2.Ban Talat Nong Buaบ้านตลาดหนองบัว
3.Ban Kok Na Faiบ้านกอกนาฝาย
4.Ban Nong Krungบ้านหนองกรุง
5.Ban Huai Liบ้านห้วยลี่
6.Ban Taling Chanบ้านตลิ่งชัน
7.Ban Nong Buaบ้านหนองบัว
8.Ban Chao Ekบ้านเจ้าเอก

Demography

Total population of 4,590 people in 1,840 households.

Economy

Most Taling Chan residents work in employees, minority are agriculturists and traders.

Transportation

Mittraphap Road runs through the area for a distance of about. Taling Chan is served by the Nong Bua Railway Station of the State Railway of Thailand, whose Northeastern Railway runs pass the area.

Places