Long Chau Hau is the old name of which province?

1. Long Chau Hau is the old name of which province?

• A

  Chau Doc and Ha Tien

• B

  Chau Doc and Long Xuyen

  Long Chau Hau province was established by the government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1947 on the basis of merging two provinces: Chau Doc and part of Long Xuyen.
  The province is located on the right bank of the Hau River and has 6 districts: Tinh Bien, Tri Ton, Thot Not, Thoai Son, Chau Phu A and Chau Thanh.
  In October 1950, Long Chau Hau province merged with Ha Tien province to form Long Chau Ha province.

• C

  Chau Doc and Sa Dec

• D

  Long Xuyen and Sa Dec

2. Which province is Long Chau Hau now?

• A

  An Giang

  Long Chau Hau province today partly belongs to An Giang province and partly belongs to Kien Giang province.

• B

  Long An

• C

  Vinh Long

• D

  Can Tho

3. Which country borders An Giang province?

• A

  Thailand

• B

  Laos

• C

  Cambodia

  According to the provincial information portal, An Giang belongs to the Mekong Delta region with the Tien and Hau rivers flowing through it, and a border of nearly 100 km long, bordering the two provinces of Kandal and Takeo of neighboring Cambodia.
  The total natural area of ​​the province is 3,536.76 km². An Giang has 11 administrative units including 2 cities (Long Xuyen, Chau Doc), 1 town (Tan Chau) and 8 districts (An Phu, Tinh Bien, Tri Ton, Chau Phu, Chau Thanh, Thoai Son, Cho Moi, Phu Tan); of which 7 are type I units and 4 are type II units. There are 156 commune-level administrative units including 21 wards, 16 towns, 119 communes (of which 127 are type I administrative units and 29 are type II administrative units) and 888 hamlets and villages.

• D

  China

4. Which river flows through An Giang and plays an important role in transportation and irrigation?

• A

  Saigon River

• B

  Dong Nai River

• C

  Dong Nai River

• D

  Mekong River

  An Giang has a dense system of rivers and canals, with year-round fresh water resources favorable for agricultural production development. The Mekong River flows through An Giang along two branches, the Tien River and the Hau River.
  The average annual flow of this river system is 13,500 m3/s, flood flow is 24,000 m3/s and dry season is 5,020 m3/s. The hydrological regime in An Giang depends mainly on the semi-diurnal tide regime of the East Sea and is influenced by the flow factors of the Mekong River (Tien River, Hau River), the inland rainfall regime, topographic characteristics and canal morphology.

Lam Hoang

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