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It is 883 km North of [[Ho Chi Minh]] City, with Binh Dinh province to the South, and Kon Tum province to the West and the East Sea to the East. | It is 883 km North of [[Ho Chi Minh]] City, with Binh Dinh province to the South, and Kon Tum province to the West and the East Sea to the East. | ||
While it had been one of the poorest areas of Vietnam, under the ''[[doi moi]]'' economic reforms, it now contains the Dung Quat Economic Zone, which supports the new oil industry. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Quang Ngai is the birthplace of [[Ho Chi Minh]]. | Quang Ngai is the birthplace of [[Ho Chi Minh]]. | ||
==My Lai== | ==My Lai== | ||
My Lai, site of a massacre of civilians by a U.S. patrol under LT William Calley, is in the Song Ve valley of Quang Ngai province. | My Lai, site of a massacre of civilians by a U.S. patrol under LT William Calley, is in the Song Ve valley of Quang Ngai province. | ||
Revision as of 10:49, 16 December 2008
Quang Ngai is a coastal province of Central Vietnam. During the Vietnam War, it was one of the four provinces in the Army of the Republic of Viet Nam I Corps tactical zone.
It is 883 km North of Ho Chi Minh City, with Binh Dinh province to the South, and Kon Tum province to the West and the East Sea to the East.
While it had been one of the poorest areas of Vietnam, under the doi moi economic reforms, it now contains the Dung Quat Economic Zone, which supports the new oil industry.
History
Quang Ngai is the birthplace of Ho Chi Minh.
My Lai
My Lai, site of a massacre of civilians by a U.S. patrol under LT William Calley, is in the Song Ve valley of Quang Ngai province.