Chum Saeng, Administrative district in Nakhon Sawan, Thailand.
Chum Saeng is an administrative district in Nakhon Sawan Province that encompasses twelve sub-districts organized into 131 villages across the territory. The area sits at approximately 26 meters above sea level and is defined by agricultural lands that dominate the landscape throughout.
The district emerged in the early 1900s from portions of Mueang Nakhon Sawan district and was initially named Tambon Koei Chai. It received its current name Chum Saeng in 1915.
The Tai Dam people maintain their traditions in Ban Phai Sing, while the district preserves Thai-Chinese heritage through its century-old market structures.
Three railway stations connected to Thailand's State Railway network make travel within and beyond the district convenient. Minibus services from the local terminal offer regular connections to Bangkok.
The district contains 24,000 Asian palmyra palm trees, some of which have existed for centuries, making it a substantial agricultural resource.
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