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Binh Duong province

approx. 260 ten thousand peoplePopulation
Tropical monsoon climate. Annual average 27°C. The most industrialized agricultural province.

Binh Duong province

Vietnamese name Binh Duong
Area 2,695 km²
Population About 2.6 million people
Climate Tropical monsoon climate. Annual average temperature 27°C.
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Overview

Binh Duong Province is adjacent to the north of Ho Chi Minh City and is one of Vietnam's most industrialized provinces. However, rubber plantations spread across the hilly areas in the north, and agriculture is also an important industry. It is home to the base of Geruco (Vietnam Rubber Group), Vietnam's largest rubber corporation.

Features of agriculture

Natural rubber production is the pillar of Binh Duong Province's agriculture. Historic rubber plantations dating from the French colonial era still operate, but the plantation area is on a declining trend due to advancing urbanization. There are increasing cases of industrial parks being built on the sites of former rubber plantations.

Cashew nuts, fruit trees (rambutan, mangosteen), and poultry farming are also carried out.

Main agricultural products

Natural rubber, cashew nuts, rambutan, mangosteen, chicken and eggs

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