Sharing the same alluvial soil...

After numerous mergers and separations, most recently 28 years ago when they shared the same name, Ca Mau and Bac Lieu, like brothers, are now united under the name Ca Mau.

• Working together in unity to build a prosperous Ca Mau.

Characterized by its riverine landscape, formed later by the Mekong River's alluvial deposits , Ca Mau and Bac Lieu, whether sharing a common riverbed or not, always share rivers that crisscross and divide the region, imbued with a rich culture closely associated with riverside docks and ferries... simple and familiar, transcending administrative boundaries.

These rivers, whether formed naturally or created by human hands during the process of reclaiming and transforming nature, always carry a deep sense of affection, loyalty, and connection between their banks, serving as the lifeblood of their homeland.

The Láng Trâm canal runs from Thới Bình town (Cà Mau) through Quảng lộ - Phụng Hiệp to Giá Rai town (Bạc Liêu).

The Quan Lo Phung Hiep canal is 140 km long, traversing several provinces and ending in Ca Mau province.

The Ca Mau - Bac Lieu canal runs along National Highway 1, in Tan Thanh ward, with riverside neighborhoods creating a distinctive urban landscape of the riverine region.

Carrying the aspirations of the pioneering era, and flowing through various stages of historical development, the common rivers in the inland areas bring a sweet, refreshing taste, irrigating vast rice paddies and lush gardens, enriching the countryside; while the rivers along the coast flow powerfully, guiding the shimmering shrimp ponds and salty grains of the land, bringing a new life to the flourishing rural villages.

Ca Mau and Bac Lieu, separated for 28 years, have always remained brothers in the heart of the family. Now, once again, they are reunited under the name "Ca Mau." They come together to build a better future for this heroic land at the southernmost tip of the Fatherland. And the alluvial soil will once again converge, together telling the story of a bright future for their homeland...

The Gành Hào River flows from the central urban area of ​​Cà Mau province, through shrimp farms and salt fields, and into the East Sea.

Downstream of the Gành Hào River, Gành Hào commune is on one side and Tân Thuận commune is on the other.

Tran Nguyen performed

Source: https://baocamau.vn/chung-dong-phu-sa--a39993.html