Hung Yen is located in the heart of the Northern Delta, within the key economic region of the North. Its administrative boundaries border five provinces and cities: * To the North, it borders Bac Ninh province; * To the Northwest, it borders Hanoi city; * To the East, it borders Hai Duong province; * To the South, it borders Thai Binh province; * To the Southwest, it borders Ha Nam province. The province's geographical coordinates are: * From 20°36' to 21°01' North latitude; * From 105°53' to 106°17' East longitude. Its total natural area is 930.2 km², accounting for 6.2% of the Northern Delta. Hung Yen is a delta province with no forests, mountains, or coastline. It comprises 10 districts, towns, and cities, with 161 communes, wards, and townships. Hung Yen City is the political , economic, and cultural center of the province.
The province has a system of important road transport routes such as: National Highways 5, 39, 38, 38B, the Hanoi -Hai Phong Expressway; the road connecting the Hanoi-Hai Phong Expressway with Cau Gie-Ninh Binh; provincial roads: DT.376, DT.378, DT.379, DT.382, DT.382B, DT.386, DT.387... and the Hanoi-Hai Duong-Hai Phong railway, connecting Hung Yen with northern provinces, especially with Hanoi, Hai Phong and Quang Ninh; the Red River and Luoc River systems form a fairly convenient transportation network for goods exchange and travel.






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