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Sapan Hin (Sixty Years Pillar Monument)

Located on Phuket Rd. facing the sea near Phuket Town, Sapan Hin was originally a land reclamation project that provided new land now used for parks and public facilities. In the circle the Tin Mining Monument, shaped like a large drill bit, is dedicated to the memory of Captain Edward Thomas Miles, an Australian who brought the first tin dredge to Phuket in 1909. Built in 1969 on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of tin dredging in Phuket, the monument is also known as the Sixty Years Pillar Monument.

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