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FamilyMart map point 12.93873, 100.90234 — Central Pattaya

FamilyMart map point 12.93873, 100.90234 — Central Pattaya belongs to a 62-record OSM-backed family; 62 records still have map-only evidence. Current operation is not confirmed.

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FamilyMart map point 12.93873, 100.90234 — Central Pattaya

This page preserves one coordinate record from a 62-record OSM-backed FamilyMart family. 62 records, including this page, still have map-only evidence; this does not confirm that this branch is currently operating.

Area record: 9 of 11 in Central Pattaya
Stored coordinates: 12.938729, 100.902341
Imported hours value: 24/7; Undated map data; not presented as current opening hours.

Evidence boundary: no dated non-map source confirming current operation is stored for this record. A map-source access date records when the map was checked, not whether the branch is open. Confirm the exact branch independently before travelling or relying on its address, hours or availability.

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