Ninh Binh has 27 resettlement areas to serve the North-South high-speed railway project.

The North-South high-speed railway section through Ninh Binh province has a total length of about 86km, passing through 21 communes and wards, including 12 wards and 9 communes, with 3 main stations and 3 maintenance stations.

The North-South high-speed railway passes through the following wards: Dong Hoa Lu, Nam Hoa Lu, Trung Son, Yen Thang, Liem Tuyen, Ha Nam, Tien Son, Dong Van, My Loc, Dong A, Thanh Nam and Truong Thi.

The communes include: Lien Minh, Yen Cuong, Yen Dong, Thanh Binh, Liem Ha, Binh An, Binh Son, Binh My and Binh Giang.

Three stations were built in Phu Ly, Nam Dinh and Ninh Binh, along with three maintenance stations located in Binh Son commune, Lien Minh commune and Yen Thang ward.

According to the representative of Ninh Binh Provincial People's Committee, the project will reclaim about 612.4 hectares of land, including:

Residential land: 36.47ha

Agricultural land: 513.3ha

Forest land: 11.15ha

Other land: 51.49ha

To ensure housing for affected households, the province has planned 27 resettlement sites along the route. This is one of the efforts to minimize social impacts and support people to stabilize their lives after giving up land for the project.

Ninh Binh province will implement a plan to exploit land funds around stations according to the TOD model (Transit-Oriented Development - urban development oriented towards public transport).

This model focuses on building modern urban areas, harmoniously combining public transport, commerce, services and housing, to optimize the economic and social efficiency of the railway line.

To optimize the efficiency of the high-speed railway, Ninh Binh province prioritizes resources to build connecting routes between the North-South expressway in the East, national highways, provincial roads with railway station areas. These infrastructure projects not only serve the railway project but also promote socio-economic development of the entire region.