District-level town (Vietnam)
The district-level town or town (Vietnamese: Thị xã Chữ nôm:市社) is a kind of second level administrative unit in Vietnam, under the governance of the province or the centrally-controlled municipality. District-level towns are officially classified as Class III or Class IV urban areas by the Vietnam government. In July 2010, Vietnam has 45 district-level towns. A district-level town may be a capital of a province, but cannot be a capital of a municipality.
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District-level town (Vietnam)
The district-level town or town (Vietnamese: Thị xã Chữ nôm:市社) is a kind of second level administrative unit in Vietnam, under the governance of the province or the centrally-controlled municipality. District-level towns are officially classified as Class III or Class IV urban areas by the Vietnam government. In July 2010, Vietnam has 45 district-level towns. A district-level town may be a capital of a province, but cannot be a capital of a municipality.
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Een thị xã is een administrati ...... ijn er 44 thị xã's in Vietnam.
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The district-level town or tow ...... e a capital of a municipality.
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市社（越南语：Thị xã／市社*/?）是越南的第二级行政单位之一。社属于中央直辖市或者省的管辖之下，其行政级别与郡、县、省直属市同级。
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Een thị xã is een administrati ...... ijn er 44 thị xã's in Vietnam.
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The district-level town or tow ...... e a capital of a municipality.
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市社（越南语：Thị xã／市社*/?）是越南的第二级行政单位之一。社属于中央直辖市或者省的管辖之下，其行政级别与郡、县、省直属市同级。
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District-level town (Vietnam)
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Thị xã
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市社
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