Long An Province
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| Administration | |
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| People's Council Chair | Trương Văn Tiếp |
| People's Committee Chair | Dương Quốc Xuân |
| Geography | |
| Capital | Tân An |
| Region | Mekong Delta |
| Area | 4,491.87 km² |
| Demographics | |
| Population • Density |
1,376,602(2004) 306.465/km² |
| Ethnicities | Vietnamese, Khmer |
| Calling code | 72 |
| ISO 3166-2 | VN-41 |
| Website | |
Long An Province pronunciation (written identically in Vietnamese and English; Hán tự: 隆安) is a province in the Mekong Delta region of southern Vietnam.
- Capital: Tân An
- Population: 1,384,000
- Area: 4,492 km²
[edit] Administrative divisions
The province comprises one town (Tân An, the provincial capital) and 13 districts:
- Bến Lức
- Cần Đước
- Cần Giuộc
- Châu Thành
- Đức Hòa
- Đức Huệ
- Mộc Hóa
- Tân Hưng
- Tân Thạnh
- Tân Trụ
- Thạnh Hóa
- Thủ Thừa
- Vĩnh Hưng
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