1. Which province was once merged with Khánh Hòa ?

  • Dak Lak
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  • Ninh Thuan
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  • Phu Yen
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  • Lam Dong
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    In November 1975, Phu Yen and Khanh Hoa provinces were merged, taking the name Phu Khanh province. In 1982, the 7th National Assembly, at its 4th session, decided to merge Truong Sa island district into Phu Khanh province.

    After 14 years of merger, in 1989, the 8th National Assembly, at its 5th session, passed a resolution to divide Phu Khanh province to re-establish Phu Yen province and Khanh Hoa province.

    2. Does Khanh Hoa province have the longest coastline in Vietnam?

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      Khanh Hoa is a coastal province in the South Central region of Vietnam. Its coastline stretches 385km, the longest in Vietnam, with numerous estuaries, lagoons, bays, and islands of varying sizes. Most bays in Khanh Hoa have deep waters, allowing large vessels to approach the shore, making them suitable for port construction. Therefore, international trade is a major strength of Khanh Hoa.

      3. What is the predominant topography of Khanh Hoa province?

      • Plain
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      • Hills and mountains
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      • Sea
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      • Plateau
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        Khánh Hòa is situated next to the Trường Sơn mountain range; most of its area is mountainous, with a very narrow plain, only about 400 square kilometers, accounting for less than 1/10 of the province's total area. The plain is further divided into sections, separated by mountain ranges extending to the sea.

        Mountains in Khanh Hoa rarely have towering peaks; most are only around 1,000m and are associated with the Truong Son mountain range. The highest peak is Hon Giao (2,062m) in Khanh Vinh district.

        4. Which bay is the largest in Khanh Hoa province?

        • Khanh Hoa Bay
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        • Van Phong Bay
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        • Nha Trang Bay
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        • Cam Ranh Bay
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          Van Phong Bay is the largest bay in Khanh Hoa province, with a total area of ​​503 square kilometers, an average depth of over 10 meters, and a maximum depth of over 30 meters.

          Van Phong Bay has the advantage of developing a large-scale international seaport because it is less affected by storms, has an ideal average depth, and is not prone to sedimentation. The area is located in the center of the Asia-Pacific region, near important international shipping routes.

          Meanwhile, Nha Trang Bay, with an area of ​​approximately 400 square kilometers, is the second largest bay.

          5. What is Khanh Hoa's ranking in terms of the number of seaports nationwide?

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          • 5
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            According to the latest list of ports belonging to the Vietnamese seaport system published by the Ministry of Transport, Vietnam currently has 298 ports. The localities with the most ports are: Hai Phong (50 ports), Ba Ria - Vung Tau (48 ports), Ho Chi Minh City (40 ports), Dong Nai (18 ports), Khanh Hoa and Can Tho (17 ports)... Thus, Khanh Hoa ranks 5th nationwide in the number of ports and is the province with the most ports in the Central region.

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