Doing some programming again, I did add a parser for the
Excel sheets with the administrative villages I once found at the DOPA website. I mostly did it to be able to automatically compare the names in these sheets with those Muban lists I collect from the various TAO websites, in order to find mistakes in my XML files. But since I only have about 20,000 Muban in the XML out of the nearly 75,000 it has altogether, I now use the output of that parser to be the input for some nifty statistics on the Muban. However these sheets only include 71,939 Muban since those in city or town municipalities are omitted, so only those having village headmen are listed. And also to avoid the misunderstanding, these are the
administrative villages, not the actual settlements.
The first result of this I am presenting now, the list of Muban names which are most common. It has 14 names occurring more than 100 times.
Name | Number |
บ้านหนองบัว | Ban Nong Bua | 246 |
บ้านใหม่ | Ban Mai | 184 |
บ้านกลาง | Ban Klang | 165 |
บ้านหนองแวง | Ban Nong Waeng | 155 |
บ้านไร่ | Ban Rai | 134 |
บ้านโนนสะอาด | Ban Non Sa-at | 129 |
บ้านโนนสมบูรณ์ | Ban Non Sombun | 127 |
บ้านโนนสวรรค์ | Ban Non Sawan | 123 |
บ้านหนองไผ่ | Ban Nong Phai | 123 |
บ้านโคกกลาง | Ban Khok Klang | 111 |
บ้านโคกสะอาด | Ban Khok Sa-at | 111 |
บ้านหนองหว้า | Ban Nong Wa | 110 |
บ้านโนนสว่าง | Ban Non Sawang | 110 |
So, the Lotus Pond wins over the new village and the central village. And if anyone still remembers the
statistics I once did on the subdistrict names, Nong Bua is also the most common name in that administrative level.
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