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S.No Province Name of District 1 An Giang Province An Phú 2 An Giang Province Châu Đốc 3 An Giang Province Châu Phú 4 An Giang Province Châu Thành 5 An Giang Province Chợ Mới 6 An Giang Province Long Xuyên 7 An Giang Province Phú Tân 8 An Giang Province Tân Châu 9 An Giang Province Thoại Sơn 10 An Giang Province Tịnh Biên 11 An Giang Province Tri Tôn 12 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Bà Rịa 13 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Châu Đức 14 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Côn Đảo 15 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Đất Đỏ 16 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Long Điền 17 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Tân Thành 18 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Vũng Tàu 19 Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province Xuyên Mộc 20 Bắc Giang Province Bắc Giang 21 Bắc Giang Province Hiệp Hòa 22 Bắc Giang Province Lạng Giang 23 Bắc Giang Province Lục Nam 24 Bắc Giang Province Lục Ngạn 25 Bắc Giang Province Sơn Động 26 Bắc Giang Province Tân Yên 27 Bắc Giang Province Việt Yên 28 Bắc Giang Province Yên Dũng 29 Bắc Giang Province Yên Thế 30 Bắc Kạn Province Ba Bể 31 Bắc Kạn Province Bắc Kạn 32 Bắc Kạn Province Bạch Thông 33 Bắc Kạn Province Chợ Đồn 34 Bắc Kạn Province Chợ Mới 35 Bắc Kạn Province Na Rì 36 Bắc Kạn Province Ngân Sơn 37 Bắc Kạn Province Pác Nặm 38 Bạc Liêu Province Bạc Liêu 39 Bạc Liêu Province Đông Hải 40 Bạc Liêu Province Giá Rai 41 Bạc Liêu Province Hòa Bình 42 Bạc Liêu Province Hồng Dân 43 Bạc Liêu Province Phước Long 44 Bạc Liêu Province Vĩnh Lợi 45 Bắc Ninh Province Bắc Ninh 46 Bắc Ninh Province Gia Bình www.downloadexcelfiles.com 47 Bắc Ninh Province Lương Tài 48 Bắc Ninh Province Quế Võ 49 Bắc Ninh Province Thuận Thành 50 Bắc Ninh Province Tiên Du 51 Bắc Ninh Province Từ Sơn 52 Bắc Ninh Province Yên Phong 53 Bến Tre Province Ba Tri 54 Bến Tre Province Bến Tre 55 Bến Tre Province Bình Đại 56 Bến Tre Province Châu Thành 57 Bến Tre Province Chợ Lách 58 Bến Tre Province Giồng Trôm 59 Bến Tre Province Mỏ Cày 60 Bến Tre Province Thạnh Phú 61 Bình Định Province An Lão 62 Bình Định Province An Nhơn 63 Bình Định Province Hoài Ân 64 Bình Định Province Hoài Nhơn 65 Bình Định Province Phù Cát 66 Bình Định Province Phù Mỹ 67 Bình Định Province Qui Nhơn 68 Bình Định Province Tây Sơn 69 Bình Định Province Tuy Phước 70 Bình Định Province Vân Canh 71 Bình Định Province Vĩnh Thạnh 72 Bình Dương Province Bến Cát 73 Bình Dương Province Dầu Tiếng 74 Bình Dương Province Dĩ An 75 Bình Dương Province Phú Giáo 76 Bình Dương Province Tân Uyên 77 Bình Dương Province Thủ Dầu Một 78 Bình Dương Province Thuận An 79 Bình Phước Province Bình Long 80 Bình Phước Province Bù Đăng 81 Bình Phước Province Bù Đốp 82 Bình Phước Province Chơn Thành 83 Bình Phước Province Đồng Phú 84 Bình Phước Province Đồng Xoài 85 Bình Phước Province Lộc Ninh 86 Bình Phước Province Phước Long 87 Bình Phước Province Hớn Quản 88 Bình Phước Province Bù Gia Mập 89 Bình Thuận Province Bắc Bình 90 Bình Thuận Province Đức Linh 91 Bình Thuận Province Hàm Tân 92 Bình Thuận Province Hàm Thuận Bắc 93 Bình Thuận Province Hàm Thuận Nam www.downloadexcelfiles.com 94 Bình Thuận Province La Gi 95 Bình Thuận Province Phan Thiết 96 Bình Thuận Province Phú Quý 97 Bình Thuận Province Tánh Linh 98 Bình Thuận Province Tuy Phong 99 Cà Mau Province Cà Mau 100 Cà Mau Province Đầm Dơi 101 Cà Mau Province Cái Nước 102 Cà Mau Province Năm Căn 103 Cà Mau Province Ngọc Hiển 104 Cà Mau Province Phú Tân 105 Cà Mau Province Thới Bình 106 Cà Mau Province Trần Văn Thời 107 Cà Mau Province U Minh 108 Cần Thơ Bình Thủy 109 Cần Thơ Cái Răng 110 Cần Thơ Cờ Đỏ 111 Cần Thơ Cần Thơ 112 Cần Thơ Ninh Kiều 113 Cần Thơ Ô Môn 114 Cần Thơ Phong Điền 115 Cần Thơ Thốt Nốt 116 Cần Thơ Vĩnh Thạnh 117 Cần Thơ Thới Lai 118 Cao Bằng Province Bảo Lạc 119 Cao Bằng Province Bảo Lâm 120 Cao Bằng Province Cao Bằng 121 Cao Bằng Province Hạ Lang 122 Cao Bằng Province Hà Quảng 123 Cao Bằng Province Hòa An 124 Cao Bằng Province Nguyên Bình 125 Cao Bằng Province Phục Hòa 126 Cao Bằng Province Quảng Uyên 127 Cao Bằng Province Thạch An 128 Cao Bằng Province Thông Nông 129 Cao Bằng Province Trà Lĩnh 130 Cao Bằng Province Trùng Khánh 131 Đà Nẵng Cẩm Lệ 132 Đà Nẵng Hải Châu 133 Đà Nẵng Hòa Vang 134 Đà Nẵng Hoàng Sa 135 Đà Nẵng Liên Chiểu 136 Đà Nẵng Ngũ Hành Sơn 137 Đà Nẵng Sơn Trà 138 Đà Nẵng Thanh Khê 139 Đắk Lắk Province Buôn Đôn 140 Đắk Lắk Province Buôn Ma Thuột www.downloadexcelfiles.com 141 Đắk Lắk Province Cư M'gar 142 Đắk Lắk Province Cư Kuin 143 Đắk Lắk Province Ea H'leo 144 Đắk Lắk Province Ea Kar 145 Đắk Lắk Province Ea Súp 146 Đắk Lắk Province Krông Ana 147 Đắk Lắk Province Krông Bông 148 Đắk Lắk Province Krông Buk 149 Đắk Lắk Province Krông Năng 150 Đắk Lắk Province Krông Pắk 151 Đắk Lắk Province Lắk 152 Đắk Lắk Province M'Đrăk 153 Đắk Lắk Province Buôn Hồ 154 Đắk Nông Province Cư Jút 155 Đắk Nông Province Đắk Glong 156 Đắk Nông Province Đắk Mil 157 Đắk Nông Province Đắk R'Lấp 158 Đắk Nông Province Đắk Song 159 Đắk Nông Province Gia Nghĩa 160 Đắk Nông Province Krông Nô 161 Đắk Nông Province Tuy Đức 162 Điện Biên Province Điện Biên 163 Điện Biên Province Điện Biên Đông 164 Điện Biên Province Điện Biên Phủ 165 Điện Biên Province Mường Chà 166 Điện Biên Province Mường Nhé 167 Điện Biên Province Tủa Chùa 168 Điện Biên Province Tuần Giáo 169 Đồng Nai Province Biên Hòa 170 Đồng Nai Province Cẩm Mỹ 171 Đồng Nai Province Định Quán 172 Đồng Nai Province Long Khánh 173 Đồng Nai Province Long Thành 174 Đồng Nai Province Nhơn Trạch 175 Đồng Nai Province Tân Phú 176 Đồng Nai Province Thống Nhất 177 Đồng Nai Province Trảng Bom 178 Đồng Nai Province Vĩnh Cữu 179 Đồng Nai Province Xuân Lộc 180 Đồng Tháp Province Cao Lãnh 181 Đồng Tháp Province Châu Thành 182 Đồng Tháp Province Hồng Ngự 183 Đồng Tháp Province Lai Vung 184 Đồng Tháp Province Lấp Vò 185 Đồng Tháp Province Sa Đéc 186 Đồng Tháp Province Tam Nông 187 Đồng Tháp Province Tân Hồng www.downloadexcelfiles.com 188 Đồng Tháp Province Thanh Bình 189 Đồng Tháp Province Tháp Mười 190 Gia Lai Province Ayun Pa 191 Gia Lai Province An Khê 192 Gia Lai Province Chư Păh 193 Gia Lai Province Chư Prông 194 Gia Lai Province Chư Sê 195 Gia Lai Province Đắk Đoa 196 Gia Lai Province Đắk Pơ 197 Gia Lai Province Đức Cơ 198 Gia Lai Province Ia Grai 199 Gia Lai Province Ia Pa 200 Gia Lai Province K'Bang 201 Gia Lai Province Kông Chro 202 Gia Lai Province Krông Pa 203 Gia Lai Province Mang Yang 204 Gia Lai Province Phú Thiện 205 Gia Lai Province Pleiku 206 Gia Lai Province Chư Pưh 207 Hà Giang Province Bắc Mê 208 Hà Giang Province Bắc Quang 209 Hà Giang Province Đồng Văn 210 Hà Giang Province Hà Giang 211 Hà Giang Province Hoàng Su Phì 212 Hà Giang Province Mèo Vạc 213 Hà Giang Province Quản Bạ 214 Hà Giang Province Quảng Bình 215 Hà Giang Province Vị Xuyên 216 Hà Giang Province Xín Mần 217 Hà Giang Province Yên Minh 218 Hà Nam Province Bình Lục 219 Hà Nam Province Duy Tiên 220 Hà Nam Province Kim Bảng 221 Hà Nam Province Lý Nhân 222 Hà Nam Province Phủ Lý 223 Hà Nam Province Thanh Liêm 224 Hà Nội Ba Đình 225 Hà Nội Cầu Giấy 226 Hà Nội Đông Anh 227 Hà Nội Đống Đa 228 Hà Nội Gia Lâm 229 Hà Nội Hai Bà Trưng 230 Hà Nội Hoàn Kiếm 231 Hà Nội Hoàng Mai 232 Hà Nội Long Biên 233 Hà Nội Sóc Sơn 234 Hà Nội Tây Hồ www.downloadexcelfiles.com 235 Hà Nội Thanh Trì 236 Hà Nội Thanh Xuân 237 Hà Nội Từ Liêm 238 Hà Nội Ba Vì 239 Hà Nội Chương Mỹ 240 Hà Nội Đan Phượng 241 Hà Nội Hà Đông 242 Hà Nội Hoài Đức 243 Hà Nội Mỹ Đức 244 Hà Nội Phú Xuyên 245 Hà Nội Phúc Thọ 246 Hà Nội Quốc Oai 247 Hà Nội Sơn Tây 248 Hà Nội Thạch Thất 249 Hà Nội Thanh Oai 250 Hà Nội Thường Tín 251 Hà Nội Ứng Hòa 252 Hà Tĩnh Province Cẩm Xuyên 253 Hà Tĩnh Province Can Lộc 254 Hà Tĩnh Province Đức Thọ 255 Hà Tĩnh Province Hà Tĩnh 256 Hà Tĩnh Province Hồng Lĩnh 257 Hà Tĩnh Province Hương Khê 258 Hà Tĩnh Province Hương Sơn 259 Hà Tĩnh Province Kỳ Anh 260 Hà Tĩnh Province Nghi Xuân 261 Hà Tĩnh Province Thạch Hà 262 Hà Tĩnh Province Vũ Quang 263 Hải Dương Province Bình Giang 264 Hải Dương Province Cẩm Giàng 265 Hải Dương Province Chí Linh 266 Hải Dương Province Gia Lộc 267 Hải Dương Province Hải Dương 268 Hải Dương Province Kim Thành 269 Hải Dương Province Kinh Môn 270 Hải Dương Province Nam Sách 271 Hải Dương Province Ninh Giang 272 Hải Dương Province Thanh Hà 273 Hải Dương Province Thanh Miện 274 Hải Dương Province Tứ Kỳ 275 Hải Phòng An Dương 276 Hải Phòng An Lão 277 Hải Phòng Bạch Long Vĩ 278 Hải Phòng Cát Hải 279 Hải Phòng Đồ Sơn 280 Hải Phòng Hải An 281 Hải Phòng Hồng Bàng www.downloadexcelfiles.com 282 Hải Phòng Kiến An 283 Hải Phòng Kiến Thuỵ 284 Hải Phòng Lê Chân 285 Hải Phòng Ngô Quyền 286 Hải Phòng Thủy Nguyên 287 Hải Phòng Tiên Lãng 288 Hải Phòng Vĩnh Bảo 289 Hải Phòng Dương Kinh 290 Hậu Giang Province Châu Thành 291 Hậu Giang Province Châu Thành A 292 Hậu Giang Province Long Mỹ 293 Hậu Giang Province Phụng Hiệp 294 Hậu Giang Province Vị Thanh 295 Hậu Giang Province Vị Thủy 296 Hậu Giang Province Ngã Bảy 297 Hồ Chí Minh City Bình Chánh 298 Hồ Chí Minh City Bình Tân 299 Hồ Chí Minh City Bình Thạnh 300 Hồ Chí Minh City Cần Giờ 301 Hồ Chí Minh City Củ Chi 302 Hồ Chí Minh City District 1 303 Hồ Chí Minh City District 2 304 Hồ Chí Minh City District 3 305 Hồ Chí Minh City District 4 306 Hồ Chí Minh City District 5 307 Hồ Chí Minh City District 6 308 Hồ Chí Minh City District 7 309 Hồ Chí Minh City District 8 310 Hồ Chí Minh City District 9 311 Hồ Chí Minh City District 10 312 Hồ Chí Minh City District 11 313 Hồ Chí Minh City District 12 314 Hồ Chí Minh City Gò Vấp 315 Hồ Chí Minh City Hóc Môn 316 Hồ Chí Minh City Nhà Bè 317 Hồ Chí Minh City Phú Nhuận 318 Hồ Chí Minh City Tân Bình 319 Hồ Chí Minh City Tân Phú 320 Hồ Chí Minh City Thủ Đức 321 Hòa Bình Province Cao Phong 322 Hòa Bình Province Đà Bắc 323 Hòa Bình Province Hòa Bình 324
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