POW Camps

TOWN	CAMP/ CEMETERY	STATION
Thanbyuzayat	Burma Base Camp	Thanbyuzayat Station
	POW Cemetery
	4 Kilo Camp	Sth. Thanbyuzayat Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	8 Kilo Camp	Wagale Station
	14 Kilo Camp	Thetkaw Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	18 Kilo Camp	Rabao Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	26 Kilo Camp	Konniki Station
	30 Kilo Camp	Retphaw Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	35 Kilo Camp	Tanyin Station
	40 Kilo Camp	Beketaung Station
	3 P.O.W. Cemeteries
	45 Kilo Camp	Myettaw Station
Thanbaya	‘F’ Force Hospital	Anankwin Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery		In general, the railway follows the top of the mountain range between Thailand & Burma. However a special variation was made at The 3 Pagodas. The 3 Pagodas mark the scene of a battle between the Thais & Burmese hundreds of years ago and as such hold special significance to the Thai. For some political reason the Thais got the Japanese to build the railway up and over the hill beside the 3 Pagodas, rather than taking the sensible route following the contours around the hill. Thanks to Rod Beattie for this information.
	55 Kilo Camp	Thanbaya Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	60 Kilo Camp	Taungzun Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	62 Kilo Camp	Lonsi Station
	65 Kilo Camp	Kami Mezali Station
	70 Kilo Camp	Mezali Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	75 Kilo Camp		Entrance to jungle camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	Apalain
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	80 Kilo Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	82 Kilo Camp	Apalon Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	85 Kilo Camp	Lawa Station
	90 Kilo Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	95 Kilo Camp	Kyondaw Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	98 Kilo Camp		Konya Cutting a.k.a. Hellfire Pass
	100 Kilo Camp	Regue Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	105 Kilo Camp	Aungganaung Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	108 Kilo Camp (Three Pagodas)	Paya-thanzu Tuang Station
	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries	Chaunggahla-ya Station
Chaunggahla-ya
	114 Kilo Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kami Songkurai	British & Tamils P.O.W Cemetery
Songkurai	Australian & British P.O.W Cemetery	Songkurai Station	Type of jungle country through which the Thai-Burma Railway was built.
	122 Kilo Camp
Shimo Songkurai	Many died of cholera
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Little Ni Thea	131 Kilo Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Tunnel Party Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Ni Thea	Australian & British P.O.W Cemetery	Ni Thea Station
Ni Thea Bridge Building Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Shimo Ni Thea	P.O.W. Cemetery	Shimo Ni Thea Station
Thimongtha	Dutch & Tamils P.O.W Cemetery	Thimongtha Station	Kanya Camp
Lower Thimongtha
Konkoita	Railway joined 17 Oct 43	Konkoita Station
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kurikonta	P.O.W. Cemetery	Kurikonta Station
Konkoita “H” Force No 2
Swinton’s Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Kroeng Krai Station
Kroeng Krai
Dobb’s Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Tamrong Phatho Station	Tamarkan POW Camp
Tha Mayo Wood Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Tha Mayo Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Tha Mayo Station
A “Dutch" Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Nam Chon Yai	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries	Nam Chon Yai Station
Tha Khanun North
Tha Khanun Base Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Tha Khanun Camp	Australian Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	P.O.W. Cemetery	Tha Khanun Station
Tha Khanun South Camp	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries		Wompo viaduct with river Schwe Nam Kwai Noi in the foreground
Bangan Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Yongthi Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Yongthi Station
Prang Kasi North Camp	121 Kilo Camp
Prang Kasi	P.O.W. Cemetery	Prang Kasi Station
Prang Kasi South Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Linson (3 Camps)	Hot Springs Camp		Cutting along the Thai-Burma Railway
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kui Mang Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Hindat Camp		Hindat Station
Hindat West Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Wang Hin Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kuishi Camp	Hot Springs Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
	P.O.W. Cemetery	Kui Yea Station	POW cemetery at Tamarkan
Kui Yea Camp	Australian Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Lin Thin Camp	Australians & Dutch	Lin Thin Station
	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Bhatona Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
	P.O.W. Cemetery	Kinsaiyok Station
Kinsaiyok Manin Camps	3 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Kinsaiyok Jungle No 2 Camp		Saiyok Station
Kinsaiyok Jungle No 1 Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Kannyu Station
Kinsaiyok Jungle No 3 Camp
Hintok Cement Camp			Pack of cards bridge near Hintock
Hintok Mountains (3 Camps)	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Hintok River (2 Camps)	P.O.W. Cemetery	Hintok Station
Malay Hamlet	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kannyu No 3 Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Upper Kannyu Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kannyu South Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery		A train on the wooden bridge near Tamarkan with steel bridge in the background.
Kannyu River (3 Camps)	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Tampii	P.O.W. Cemetery	Tampii Station
Tampii South
Tonchan Spring Camp	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries	Tonchan Station
Tonchan Central	P.O.W. Cemetery
Tonchan South Camp	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries	Tha Sao Station
Tha Sao North Camp	Dutch Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Tha Sao (2 Camps)	Hospital Camp
	2 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Wang Yai Camp		Wang Yai Station
Pukai Camp
Tha Dan			The railway line winding through the Bilaukmauktaung Mountain Range on the border of Thailand and Burma. This is where F Force worked.
Wang Pho North Camp	Australians, British & Americans
Wang Pho Central Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Wang Pho Station
Wang Pho South Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Arrow Hill Camp		Ai Hit Station
Nong Pradai Camp	3 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Tha Kilen Camp	P.O.W. Cemeteries at both	Tha Kilen Station
	Camp & Railway Station
Ban Khao Camp	Dutch Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery	Ban Khao Station
		Tha Pong Station
Wang Yen Camp
Wang Lan Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Wang Lan Station
Chungkai	Hospital Camp		Section of POW Cemetery Chungkai Thailand
	3 P.O.W. Cemeteries
		Khao Pun Station
Tha Makhan Camp	Dutch Camp
	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kanchanaburi Base Camp	4 P.O.W. Cemeteries
Aerodrome Nos. 1 & 2 Camps	P.O.W. Cemetery
Kanchanaburi Hospital Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery	Kanchanaburi Station
Khao Din Railway Workshops		Tha Muang Station
Tha Muang Camp	P.O.W. Cemetery
Tha Rua Camp		Tha Rua Noi Station	Burial along the Burma-Siam Railway We're at Taunzan, the 60 kilo camp, A place of cholera, disease and death. Where sorrowfully we watch so many of our mates, Bravely draw their last breath. Reverently, in silence, with bowed bare heads we stand, As yet another we lay to rest in this foreign land. A faltering prayer is said, and then, "attention squad", The last post is sounded - for a soul returned to God
		Ruk Khe Station
Ban Pong	P.O.W’s detrained	Ban Pong Mai Station
	P.O.W Cemetery
		Khok Mo Station
Nong Pladuk (3 Camps)	P.O.W. Cemetery	Nong Pladuk Station	This poem was written at Taunzan, Burma in June 1943,but could so readily apply to all camps along the line.

The Official 2/26 Battalion Website

POW Camps

TOWN

CAMP/ CEMETERY

STATION

Thanbyuzayat

Thanbaya

Entrance to jungle camp

Konya Cutting a.k.a. Hellfire Pass

Chaunggahla-ya

Kami Songkurai

Songkurai

Type of jungle country through which the Thai-Burma Railway was built.

Shimo Songkurai

Little Ni Thea

Tunnel Party Camp

Ni Thea

Ni Thea Bridge Building Camp

Shimo Ni Thea

Thimongtha

Kanya Camp

Lower Thimongtha

Konkoita

Kurikonta

Konkoita “H” Force No 2

Swinton’s Camp

Kroeng Krai

Dobb’s Camp

Tamarkan POW Camp

Tha Mayo Wood Camp

Tha Mayo Camp

A “Dutch" Camp

Nam Chon Yai

Tha Khanun North

Tha Khanun Base Camp

Tha Khanun Camp

Tha Khanun South Camp

Wompo viaduct with river Schwe Nam Kwai Noi in the foreground

Bangan Camp

Yongthi Camp

Prang Kasi North Camp

Prang Kasi

Prang Kasi South Camp

Linson (3 Camps)

Cutting along the Thai-Burma Railway

Kui Mang Camp

Hindat Camp

Hindat West Camp

Wang Hin Camp

Kuishi Camp

POW cemetery at Tamarkan

Kui Yea Camp

Lin Thin Camp

Bhatona Camp

Kinsaiyok Manin Camps

Kinsaiyok Jungle No 2 Camp

Kinsaiyok Jungle No 1 Camp

Kinsaiyok Jungle No 3 Camp

Hintok Cement Camp

Pack of cards bridge near Hintock

Hintok Mountains (3 Camps)

Hintok River (2 Camps)

Malay Hamlet

Kannyu No 3 Camp

Upper Kannyu Camp

Kannyu South Camp

A train on the wooden bridge near Tamarkan with steel bridge in the background.

Kannyu River (3 Camps)

Tampii

Tampii South

Tonchan Spring Camp

Tonchan Central

Tonchan South Camp

Tha Sao North Camp

Tha Sao (2 Camps)

Wang Yai Camp

Pukai Camp

Tha Dan

The railway line winding through the Bilaukmauktaung Mountain Range on the border of Thailand and Burma. This is where F Force worked.

Wang Pho North Camp