Atlas of Vietnam
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General maps
Map of Vietnam (in Vietnamese). Includes island claims. |
Map of Vietnam (in English). Includes island claims. |
Map of Vietnam from the CIA World Factbook. |
Map of Vietnam from the CIA World Factbook (translated to Vietnamese). |
Political map of Vietnam. |
A map showing Vietnam's cities and main towns. |
Satellite image of Vietnam. |
Köppen–Geiger climate classification map for Vietnam. |
Outlines of Geological Map of Vietnam of sclale 1:1 000 000. |
Topographic map of Vietnam. |
Regions of Vietnam by HDI in 2018. |
Map poverty rates by district of vietnam in 2010 and 2014 |
Ethnolinguistic groups of Vietnam in 1970. |
Map of Vietnam's railway network. |
Map of Vietnam's expressway network. |
Maps of divisions
This section holds maps of the administrative divisions.
Map of Vietnam administrative divisions. Includes island claims. |
Map of the Regions of Vietnam. |
Map of the Provinces of Vietnam (in Vietnamese) |
Districts of Vietnam. Includes island claims. |
Provincial locator maps
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An Giang
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Bac Giang
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Bac Kan
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Bac Lieu
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Bac Ninh
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Ba Ria-Vung Tau
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Ben Tre
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Binh Dinh
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Binh Duong
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Binh Phuoc
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Binh Thuan
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Ca Mau
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Can Tho
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Cao Bang
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Dak Lak
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Dak Nong
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Da Nang
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Dien Bien
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Dong Nai
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Dong Thap
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Gia Lai
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Ha Giang
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Ha Nam
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Hai Duong
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Hai Phong
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Hanoi
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Hau Giang
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Ha Tay
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Ha Tinh
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Hoa Binh
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Ho Chi Minh City
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Hung Yen
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Khanh Hoa
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Kien Giang
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Kon Tum
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Lai Chau
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Lao Cai
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Lam Dong
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Lang Son
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Long An
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Nam Dinh
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Nghe An
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Ninh Binh
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Ninh Thuan
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Phu Tho
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Phu Yen
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Quang Binh
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Quang Nam
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Quang Ngai
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Quang Ninh
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Quang Tri
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Soc Trang
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Son La
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Tay Ninh
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Thai Binh
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Thai Nguyen
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Thanh Hoa
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Thua Thien-Hue
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Tien Giang
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Tra Vinh
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Tuyen Quang
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Vinh Long
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Vinh Phuc
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Yen Bai
History maps
This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Vietnam, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Vietnam.
Ancient period
Âu Việt (Xi Ou) and Lạc Việt (Luo Yue) (210 BC). |
Map of Nanyue Kingdom at its greatest territorial extent. |
Chinese domination
North Vietnam ruled by Han Dynasty 2 CE. |
Vietnam under the reign of Emperor Wu of Han. |
Eastern Han dynasty period, 189 CE. |
Han Dynasty in 219 CE. |
Giao Chau (Jiaozhou) ruled by the Eastern Wu, 264. |
North Vietnam ruled by the Western Jin Dynasty 280 AD. |
Eastern Jin Dynasty 382 AD. |
Jiaozhou in the Southern Qi Dynasty (497). |
Vạn Xuân kingdom during Early Lý dynasty (544 - 602). |
Sui Dynasty 610 A.D. |
Vietnam under the Chinese Tang Dynasty |
Monarchical period
Khúc clan 923 CE |
Circuits and cities of Annan, Ngô Dynasty, as of 940. |
Period of the 12 Warlords |
Đại Việt during Lý Dynasty c. 1085. |
Đại Việt c. 1111. |
Asia in 1290. |
Dai Viet c. 1428. |
Đại Việt c. 1480. |
Vietnam circa 1540 |
Vietnam circa 1570 showing the Mac in control of the land north of the Red river, and the Nguyen-Trinh alliance in control of the southern part of Vietnam. |
Vietnam around 1650. |
Đại Việt (Annam) during the Later Lê Dynasty in 1760. |
Vietnam around 1788. |
Vietnam around 1834. |
Vietnam around 1838. |
Vietnam around 1857. |
Southward expansion (Nam Tien) of the Dai Viet Empire. |
Modern period
Map of French Indochina. |
Tonking, Östl. Hinterindien, Hue, Ha-Noi (Meyers Konversationslexikon), 1888. |
Indochina in 1905 (German). |
Indochina in 1931 (Czech). |
French Indochina, 1954. |
The drawing shows the French disposition at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, as of March 1954. The French took up positions on a series of fortified hills (shown in green). The southermost, Isabelle, was dangerously isolated. The Viet Minh positioned their 5 divisions (the 304th, 308th, 312th, 316th, and 351st) in the surrounding areas to the north and east. From these areas, the Vietminh had a clear line of sight on the French fortifications and were able to accurately rain down artillery on the French positions. |
Map of the Japanese Empire (1870-1942) |
North Vietnam (1954–1976)
Locator map of North Vietnam. |
Map of North Vietnam, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (Việt Nam Dân Chủ Cộng Hòa). |
South Vietnam (1954–1976)
Locator map of South Vietnam (Nam Việt Nam). |
Map of South Vietnam. |
Map of South Vietnam, the Republic of Vietnam (Việt Nam Cộng Hòa) in 1967. |
Map of the Tet Offensive. |
Other historical maps
Animated map of the history of railway construction in Vietnam, 1881–1966. |
Map of the Sino–Vietnamese War (Third Indochina War), 1979. |
Old maps
This section holds copies of original general maps more than 70 years old.
Early Western Map of Tonkin (1651). |
Notes and references
General remarks:
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