Teriang

Teriang or Triang (Chinese: 直凉) is the principal town of Bera district in Pahang, Malaysia, located 32 km away from Temerloh, the second biggest town in Pahang.

Transportation

Triang is located along highway which connects Temerloh to Gemas in Negeri Sembilan. Triang has a railway station, part of the KTM Intercity Eastern Sector.

Politics

Triang is one of three constituencies of the Pahang State Legislative Assembly within the borders of the parliamentary constituency of Bera, the other two being Guai and Kemayan. The seat is currently held by Leong Yu Man^[1] of the DAP.

Coordinates: 3°14′N 102°25′E / 3.233°N 102.417°E / 3.233; 102.417

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Capital: Kuantan

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Districts	Bera Bentong Cameron Highlands Jerantut Kuantan Lipis Maran Pekan Raub Rompin Temerloh

Sub-districts	Segitiga Jengka

Towns	Bandar Bera Bandar Pusat Jengka Bandar Muadzam Shah Bandar Tun Abdul Razak Batu Hitam Batu Talam Belimbing Benta Bentong Beserah Brinchang Bukit Ibam Bukit Tinggi Ceruk Paluh Chendor Chenor Cheroh Chini Lake Fraser's Hill Gambang Gebeng Genting Highlands Genting Sempah Jerantut Karak Kemayan Kerdau Ketari Kota Iskandar Kota Shahbandar Kuala Lipis Kuala Pahang Kuala Rompin Kuala Tembeling Lanchang Lentang Lubuk Paku Lurah Bilut Maran Mengkarak Mengkuang Mentakab Merapoh Nenasi Paloh Hinai Pekan Penor Raub Rompin Sebertak Sempalit Sungai Lembing Sungai Ruan Tanah Rata Tanjung Lumpur Tanjung Sepat Teluk Cempedak Temerloh Teriang Tringkap

Townships	Bandar Baru Chendor Bandar Damansara Kuantan Bandar Indera Mahkota Bandar MEC Bandar Putra Gohtong Jaya

Villages	Cherating FELDA Mempaga FELDA New Zealand Janda Baik Kampung Awah Sri Jaya FELDA Kota Gelanggi 2

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References

↑ "Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri". Portal Rasmi Kerajaan Negeri Pahang Darul Makmur. Retrieved 27 November 2015.

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