Cần Đước

Cần Đước extends across 218 square kilometers of land in the Mekong Delta region, featuring agricultural fields and waterways at one meter above sea level.

The district originated as a village on a peninsula formed by Mương Ông Quỳnh and Rach Ben Ba waterways before becoming a county in 1867.

The district maintains seventeen communes where residents practice traditional Vietnamese farming methods and participate in regional rice cultivation activities.

The district capital, also named Cần Đước, serves as the administrative center for the region's 187,359 residents and agricultural operations.

Farmers in Cần Đước produce Nàng Thơm Chợ Đào Rice, a regional agricultural product from the Mekong Delta's fertile soil.

Location: Long An

Elevation above the sea: 1 m

GPS coordinates: 10.54167,106.59583

Latest update: April 6, 2025 07:41