Provinces of Vietnam

Since 1 July 2025 Vietnam has 34 provinces and centrally run cities, set by Resolution 202/2025/QH15 of the National Assembly.

North Vietnam

Hanoi1 place
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Cao Bang
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Lang Son
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Lai Chau
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Dien Bien
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Son La
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Quang Ninh1 place
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Tuyen Quang1 place
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Lao Cai1 place
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Thai Nguyen
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Phu Tho
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Bac Ninh
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Hung Yen
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Hai Phong
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Ninh Binh1 place
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Central Vietnam

Thanh Hoa
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Nghe An
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Ha Tinh
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Quang Tri1 place
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Hue1 place
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Da Nang2 places
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Quang Ngai
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Gia Lai1 place
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Dak Lak
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South Vietnam

Khanh Hoa1 place
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Lam Dong1 place
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Ho Chi Minh City2 places
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Dong Nai
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Tay Ninh
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Can Tho1 place
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Vinh Long
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Dong Thap
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Ca Mau
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An Giang1 place
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Sources

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Resolution 202/2025/QH15 on the arrangement of provincial-level administrative units. National Assembly of Vietnam. Adopted 12 June 2025; the merged provinces started work on 1 July 2025.