Download the latest map of Vietnam after the country's rearrangement
The Vietnam Environment and Cartography Publishing House has officially released new administrative map publications, updated according to the structure of 34 provinces and cities after the merger. People can now access and download digital maps completely free of charge for searching and use.
Early last week, the unit launched the post-merger Vietnam map with many different print sizes, including A0 size at 1:2,200,000 scale and A1 size at 1:3,500,000 scale. These versions are designed to serve diverse usage needs from individuals to organizations and agencies.
The databases and electronic publications have been fully updated with the latest information. Readers can easily viewelectronic mapGo online or scan the QR code at the bottom of the map to download the new administrative map file to your computer or mobile device for free.
Detailed information about 34 provincial-level administrative units and 3,321 commune-level administrative units after the merger can be conveniently looked up on the dedicated website.sapnhap.bando.com.vnThis website provides a comprehensive database of changes in administrative structures.
Continuously updated plan
From July 1, 2025, localities will continue to update, edit and supplement data on commune boundaries. This process is to ensure the accuracy and completeness of administrative geographic information nationwide. Commune-level maps and other thematic atlases are expected to be released within the next month.
Mr. Le Minh Hai, Chairman and General Director of the Vietnam Publishing House of Natural Resources - Environment and Cartography, affirmed that the maps serving the public's need for basic information updates are guaranteed to be released promptly. This demonstrates the Publishing House's commitment to providing accurate and updated information to the people.
"The documents serving the purpose of merging provinces and cities are already available. However, the revised documents serving the next phase are still being built," said Mr. Le Minh Hai. This shows the scale and complexity of updating data after the merger.
In the coming time, thematic maps serving more in-depth information groups on specific areas will continue to be published. These publications will provide more detailed information for professional and research purposes.
