Ham Luong River

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The Ham Luong River is a major branch of the Mekong River in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, flowing through Bến Tre Province and supporting its agriculture, transport, and local livelihoods.

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Ham Luong River canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
country Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
emptiesInto South China Sea
flowsThrough Bến Tre Province
linked to: Bến Tre

Mekong Delta
hasEconomicRole key waterway for Bến Tre Province
supports coconut cultivation in Bến Tre
hasEnvironmentalRole part of Mekong Delta estuarine system
hasMouthIn South China Sea
hasNameInLanguage Sông Hàm Luông (Vietnamese)
hasNavigationUse used by local boats and barges
hasSalinityInfluence subject to saline intrusion in dry season
hasType distributary of the Mekong River
isBranchOf Mekong River
locatedIn Bến Tre City vicinity
Bến Tre Province
linked to: Bến Tre

Mekong Delta
partOf Mekong River system
linked to: Mekong River
region Southern Vietnam
linked to: southern Vietnam
supports agriculture in Bến Tre Province
local livelihoods in Bến Tre Province
river transport in Bến Tre Province
riverine settlements in Bến Tre Province
tributaryOf Mekong River
usedFor aquaculture
fishing
inland water transport
irrigation

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Ben Tre hasRiver Ham Luong River
Ben Tre Province hasMajorRiverBranch Ham Luong River