Trat
Trat, a province in Thailand's southeastern corner, borders Cambodia along the Cardamom Mountains. With a coast on the Gulf of Thailand, the province encompasses numerous islands with white-sand beaches and coral reefs, many of which lie within Mu Ko Chang National Park. The largest island is Ko Chang, known for its dense jungle, waterfalls and offshore coral reefs, plus Bang Bao village with its houses on stilts.
People born in Trat (First 49 people) - Page 5
Addison Wiggin
American writer
EnV
Musical artist
Sara Vickers
Scottish theatre actress
Una McLean
Actress
Barry Leitch
Musical composer
Robert Giffen
Statistician
Mary Nimmo Moran
Printmaker
James Fowler
Scottish football manager
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
James Douglas‑Hamilton, Baron Selkirk . . .
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Alice Keppel
Socialite
Murdoch Stewart, Duke of Albany
Former Governor of Scotland
Murdoch Stewart
Former Governor of Scotland
Conor Geekie
Morgan Geekie
Ice hockey centre
Garnett Genuis
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Malise V, Earl of Strathearn
Earl of Orkney
John MacTavish
Diplomat
Sonia McMahon
William McMahon's wife
Derek Percy
Ben Weekes
Australian tennis player
Mike Freelander
Member of the Australian Parliament
Harold Abbott
Australian painter
Norman Von Nida
Australian professional golfer
Russell Fox
Australian author
John Ballesty
Australian rugby union player
Anne Webster
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Jack Ginnivan
Anthony Raffa
Basketball player
Davie Laing
Scottish footballer
Charles Wright Macara
British industrialist
Chad Bassen
Ice hockey forward
Keaton Ellerby
Canadian ice hockey player
John Mackenzie, Lord MacLeod
Finn Crockett
Cyclist
luke williamson
Rugby league player
Andy McDonald
Canadian ice hockey player
Arthur Currie
Senior officer
James T. Shotwell
Historian
Alexander Knox
Movie character
Krista DuChene
Canadian olympic athlete
Brian Campbell
Ice hockey defenceman
Warren Rychel
Ice hockey player
Penn Kemp
Canadian poet
Don Van Massenhoven
Referee
Steve McKichan
Canadian coach
George Reginald Geary
Former Mayor of Toronto
