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Appendix 12 Provincial Wealth Rankings and Quartiles Province GPP/Capita Quartile Province GPP/Capita Quartile Sa Kaeo 2.12 1 Yala 43.75 3 Amnat Charoen 3.50 1 Chai Nat 43.76 3 Yasothon 9.36 1 Sing Buri 44.15 3 Mukdahan 13.90 1 Trang 45.92 3 Nakon Phanom 15.12 1 Suphan Buri 46.77 3 Chaiyaphum 19.43 1 Pattani 47.42 3 Nakhonnayok 19.71 1 Chumphon 48.41 3 Kalasin 19.73 1 Lop Buri 48.55 3 Srisaket 20.39 1 Ang Thong 48.64 3 Nongbualamphu 21.10 1 Prachinburi 50.95 3 Buri Ram 23.21 1 Satun 50.96 3 Sakon Nakhon 23.63 1 Chiang Mai 54.12 3 Nongkhai 24.15 1 Phetchaburi 55.51 3 Chanthaburi 24.51 1 Krabi 57.35 3 Ubonratchathani 25.27 1 Trat 57.89 3 Phrae 25.67 1 Ratchaburi 60.14 3 Loei 27.21 1 Songkhla 60.53 3 Nan 28.13 1 Lamphun 60.84 3 Phayao 28.21 1 Suratthani 61.37 3 Phetchabun 29.28 2 Kanchanaburi 63.08 4 Udon Thani 29.64 2 Phangnga 67.40 4 Chiang Rai 30.11 2 Prachuapkirikhan 68.21 4 Phichit 30.22 2 Mahasarakham 70.63 4 Phatthalung 30.79 2 Roi Et 75.01 4 Sukothai 31.01 2 Nakhonprathom 85.39 4 Mae Hong Son 31.52 2 Nakhonratchasima 93.77 4 Narathiwat 33.20 2 Ayutthaya 94.01 4 Nakhon Sawan 37.95 2 Ranong 107.57 4 Uttaradit 38.38 2 Nonthaburi 115.07 4 Uthai Thani 39.00 2 Chachoengsao 125.74 4 Khon Kaen 39.05 2 Saraburi 128.33 4 Phitsanulok 39.59 2 Phuket 156.72 4 Nakhonsithammarat 39.60 2 Samut Prakan 208.43 4 Tak 39.63 2 Samutsakhon 220.72 4 Kamphaengphet 39.91 2 Pathum Thani 247.78 4 Surin 42.42 2 Rayong 282.33 4 Samutsongkhram 42.57 2 Bangkok Metropolis 320.76 4 Lampang 43.29 2 Chonburi 1,091.08 4 194
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general administration, these syste
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