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Vietnam Sourcing Provinces and Cities Cao Bang
Cao Bang
Cao Bang is one of the northern mountainous provinces of our country. It borders Guangxi province (China) in the north and northeast along 311 km, Tuyen Quang and Ha Giang provinces in the west, Bac Can and Lang Son in the south. It is measured 80 km north-south, between 23007’12” to 22021’21” latitudes north (from Trong Con commune, Thach An district to Duc Hanh commune, Bao Lam district) and 170 km east-west between 105016’15” to 106050’25” longitudes east (from Quang Lam commune, Bao Lam district to LyQuoc commune, Ha Lang district).
Area: 6,690.72 km2
"Natural resources: There are four soil types: alluvial soil, black soil, grey soil, and yellow red soil. Gia Lai has 749,769 hectares of forest land , including 537,064 ha of production forest, 206,622 ha of protection forest and 56,106 ha of special use forest with various forest types. The wood productivity can be 75.6 million m3. Gia Lai accounted for 30% forest area and 38% wood product of the Central Highland. Besides, Gia Lai has various mineral resources such as Chromium, Nickel, Cobalt, Tin, Arsenic, bauxite, Gold, Wolfram, etc.
Comparing with Centre highland region, Gia Lai makes up 28 % of forestry area and 38 % wood reserve. Annual wood exploited output , both natural and artificial forest is 65,000 – 85,000 m3, which will meet demand on processing wood, pulp with huge scale and high quality. Gia Lai still has a huge land fund to serve afforesting and cultivating trees for paper material
Land area which are suitable for agriculture production in Gia Lai province is nearly 500,000 ha including over 291,000 ha for cultivating yearly trees and over 208,000 ha for perennials. At present, it uses only 197,000 ha for yearly trees and 162,000 ha for perennials, so potentiality for developing agriculture production is still very huge
Gia Lai is a mountainous province in the north of the Central Highland with a natural area of 15,485 square kilometres km2 and the population of over 1.1 million including many ethnic minorities (the Kinh majority, Jrai and Bahna ethnic groups).
Gia Lai has great agro-forestry potentials with nearly 450,000 hectares under cultivation. The basalt soil (red soil) accounts for 386,000 hectares out of seven soil groups in the province. With its typical highland climate, this is an important condition for planting long-term industrial crops like coffee, rubber, cashew nut and pepper. In addition, the province has nearly 1 million hectares of forestry land with 749,769 hectares of forests and 75.6 million cubic metres of wood reserves. Gia Lai province makes up 28 percent of forestry land, 30 percent of forests and 38 percent of wood reserves in the Central Highlands. There are nearly 100 million bamboos and many precious birds and wild animals.
This grandiose highland is the source of many big rivers running to the central coastal areas and the Mekong Delta. Therefore, it plays an important role in the regional ecological balance. This is an abundant resource for hydraulic power generation with about 10.5 – 11 billion KW. Besides the four big hydraulic works with a designed capacity of 1.422 MW (the biggest is Yaly having the capacity of 760 MW), there are 85 small and medium hydraulic power works of over 80,000 KW.
Tourism is also a strength of Gia Lai with many mountains, hills, lakes and waterfalls. It has primeval forests with diversified flora and fauna systems. The province attracts tourists thanks to its unique cultures of ethnic minorities with Cong - Chieng Culture, a cultural heritage of the mankind as well as revolutionary traditions with the name of the national hero - Nup.
- Tourism resources: Gia Lai has great potentiality for developing tourism with intact forests and ecology system, many waterfall, stream, lake and mountain (Biển Hồ, MangYang heaven gate, Hàm Rồng mountain).
- Human resources: In 2006, population of Gia Lai province is 1,150,000 people, labour- age population account for about 53 %; trained labour make up over 10 % of total social labour force. Yearly increasing rates of population and labour are rather high, labour cost is cheap but it is very necessary to strengthen training on culture and technique.
Along with positive changes in the economic development, the potential land of Gia Lai will provide big opportunities to investors.
- Minerals
Gia Lai has many mineral, most salient minerals are gold, construction materials sources, bauxite and precious stone
Bauxite it discovered a mine and four mine points in Kon Ha Nung area and surveying and assessing C22O3 content of 33.76 % - 51.75 %; SiO2: 14.04 %. Beside that, there are iron, tin, lead …but at small scale. level reserve of 210.5 million tons with Al
Gold discovering 73 mine points mainly in Kong Chro, Ia Mo, Krong Pa, Ayun Pa.
Limestone: discovering 6 mine points, the most prospect point is in Chu Se with a reserve of 22 million tons which are exploited to supply materials for two cement plants in the province
Other mineral for construction materials include basalt stone in Chu Se, Pleiku, Chu Pah, granite with a reserve of 90.1 million m3
Clay for producing brick and tile are located in wholly province but concentrated mostly in Ayun Pa, An Khe…"
Area: 6,690.72 km2
"Natural resources: There are four soil types: alluvial soil, black soil, grey soil, and yellow red soil. Gia Lai has 749,769 hectares of forest land , including 537,064 ha of production forest, 206,622 ha of protection forest and 56,106 ha of special use forest with various forest types. The wood productivity can be 75.6 million m3. Gia Lai accounted for 30% forest area and 38% wood product of the Central Highland. Besides, Gia Lai has various mineral resources such as Chromium, Nickel, Cobalt, Tin, Arsenic, bauxite, Gold, Wolfram, etc.
Comparing with Centre highland region, Gia Lai makes up 28 % of forestry area and 38 % wood reserve. Annual wood exploited output , both natural and artificial forest is 65,000 – 85,000 m3, which will meet demand on processing wood, pulp with huge scale and high quality. Gia Lai still has a huge land fund to serve afforesting and cultivating trees for paper material
Land area which are suitable for agriculture production in Gia Lai province is nearly 500,000 ha including over 291,000 ha for cultivating yearly trees and over 208,000 ha for perennials. At present, it uses only 197,000 ha for yearly trees and 162,000 ha for perennials, so potentiality for developing agriculture production is still very huge
Gia Lai is a mountainous province in the north of the Central Highland with a natural area of 15,485 square kilometres km2 and the population of over 1.1 million including many ethnic minorities (the Kinh majority, Jrai and Bahna ethnic groups).
Gia Lai has great agro-forestry potentials with nearly 450,000 hectares under cultivation. The basalt soil (red soil) accounts for 386,000 hectares out of seven soil groups in the province. With its typical highland climate, this is an important condition for planting long-term industrial crops like coffee, rubber, cashew nut and pepper. In addition, the province has nearly 1 million hectares of forestry land with 749,769 hectares of forests and 75.6 million cubic metres of wood reserves. Gia Lai province makes up 28 percent of forestry land, 30 percent of forests and 38 percent of wood reserves in the Central Highlands. There are nearly 100 million bamboos and many precious birds and wild animals.
This grandiose highland is the source of many big rivers running to the central coastal areas and the Mekong Delta. Therefore, it plays an important role in the regional ecological balance. This is an abundant resource for hydraulic power generation with about 10.5 – 11 billion KW. Besides the four big hydraulic works with a designed capacity of 1.422 MW (the biggest is Yaly having the capacity of 760 MW), there are 85 small and medium hydraulic power works of over 80,000 KW.
Tourism is also a strength of Gia Lai with many mountains, hills, lakes and waterfalls. It has primeval forests with diversified flora and fauna systems. The province attracts tourists thanks to its unique cultures of ethnic minorities with Cong - Chieng Culture, a cultural heritage of the mankind as well as revolutionary traditions with the name of the national hero - Nup.
- Tourism resources: Gia Lai has great potentiality for developing tourism with intact forests and ecology system, many waterfall, stream, lake and mountain (Biển Hồ, MangYang heaven gate, Hàm Rồng mountain).
- Human resources: In 2006, population of Gia Lai province is 1,150,000 people, labour- age population account for about 53 %; trained labour make up over 10 % of total social labour force. Yearly increasing rates of population and labour are rather high, labour cost is cheap but it is very necessary to strengthen training on culture and technique.
Along with positive changes in the economic development, the potential land of Gia Lai will provide big opportunities to investors.
- Minerals
Gia Lai has many mineral, most salient minerals are gold, construction materials sources, bauxite and precious stone
Bauxite it discovered a mine and four mine points in Kon Ha Nung area and surveying and assessing C22O3 content of 33.76 % - 51.75 %; SiO2: 14.04 %. Beside that, there are iron, tin, lead …but at small scale. level reserve of 210.5 million tons with Al
Gold discovering 73 mine points mainly in Kong Chro, Ia Mo, Krong Pa, Ayun Pa.
Limestone: discovering 6 mine points, the most prospect point is in Chu Se with a reserve of 22 million tons which are exploited to supply materials for two cement plants in the province
Other mineral for construction materials include basalt stone in Chu Se, Pleiku, Chu Pah, granite with a reserve of 90.1 million m3
Clay for producing brick and tile are located in wholly province but concentrated mostly in Ayun Pa, An Khe…"
