EdT365 Vietnam Provinces Map

Since 1 July 2025 Vietnam has 34 provincial-level units. In 2026 Đồng Nai, Quảng Ninh and Bắc Ninh became centrally-run cities, so today's map has 25 provinces and 9 cities. EdT365 Vietnam Provinces Map helps you learn the new administrative map after the merger in a few minutes a day: where each unit is, where its seat of government sits, and what happened to each of the 63 former provinces. Made for students preparing for geography exams, teachers who want an interactive map for class, parents updating their knowledge together with their family, and anyone writing a new address, traveling or simply wondering "which province is my hometown in now?". Province names always keep their Vietnamese spelling with diacritics. Four ways to learn • Find on the map: read a name and tap the right province or city. Tap the wrong one and you see where you tapped, with 3 tries. • Name that unit: one area is highlighted; pick its name from 4 options. The wrong options are its neighbors, so it stays challenging. • Administrative center: where is the new seat? Gia Lai is governed from Quy Nhơn, Tây Ninh from Tân An, An Giang from Rạch Giá. • What merged?: which former provinces make up the new Lâm Đồng? Which unit is the former Bình Thuận part of now? More than 50 merger questions. Learn region by region The North has 15 units, the Center and Central Highlands 11, the South 8; then take on the whole country. Each round has 10 questions; score 90% for 3 stars. Questions favor the units you still mix up. Explore the map Tap any unit for its fact card: which former provinces merged into it, its administrative center, socio-economic region, area, population, density and rankings. Pinch to zoom, drag to pan, and turn name labels on or off. Color the map by type (province or city) or by your own progress. Look up a former province Type a former province, with or without diacritics, such as "vung tau", and the app shows the new unit: Bà Rịa – Vũng Tàu is now part of Ho Chi Minh City. Hoàng Sa and Trường Sa The map shows the Hoàng Sa archipelago as part of Đà Nẵng City and the Trường Sa archipelago as part of Khánh Hòa Province, drawn in two inset maps. Daily challenges • Today's quiz: 10 mixed questions to keep your daily streak. • 60-second challenge: find and name as many units as you can and beat your own record. • Review mistakes: every wrong answer is saved so you can practice it again. Track your progress Each unit has its own mastery level per skill, a progress map colored by mastery, and 15 badges to collect. Sourced data Unit list per Resolution 202/2025/QH15 and the 2026 resolutions that made Đồng Nai, Quảng Ninh and Bắc Ninh centrally-run cities. Administrative centers per Resolution 60-NQ/TW. Boundaries from the open vietnamese-provinces-database (MIT License), originally from sapnhap.bando.com.vn. Sources are listed on the About screen. EdT365 Vietnam Provinces Map is a study app made by Edtech365 Solutions Vietnam. It is not a government app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. For official texts, please refer to the original resolutions. Easy to use • English and Vietnamese interface • Calm dark mode, sound and haptic feedback • Works fully offline, no connection needed Privacy No sign-in, no ads, no tracking and no in-app purchases. All progress stays on your device.

First release: the map of 34 provinces and cities (25 provinces + 9 cities) including Hoàng Sa and Trường Sa, four study modes, map explorer, former-province lookup, daily quiz, 60-second challenge, progress and badges.