Flower delivery Haiphong (Vietnamese: Hải Phòng, IPA: [ha᷉ːj fâwŋ͡m] (About this soundlisten)) is a major industrial city, the second most astronomically immense city in the northern part of Vietnam, and third most sizably voluminous city overall in Vietnam.Flower delivery Haiphong is the domicile of Lê Chân, one of the female generals under the command of the Trưng Sisters who &nbs ... Daha çox
Flower delivery Haiphong (Vietnamese: Hải Phòng, IPA: [ha᷉ːj fâwŋ͡m] (About this soundlisten)) is a major industrial city, the second most astronomically immense city in the northern part of Vietnam, and third most sizably voluminous city overall in Vietnam.Flower delivery Haiphong is the domicile of Lê Chân, one of the female generals under the command of the Trưng Sisters who rose against Chinese rule in 40 AD and ruled until their subjugation in 43 AD. At the eve of the French conquest in 1881, a devastating typhoon ravaged the area, killing around 300,000 people in and around Flower delivery Haiphong alone. Despite the damages, Flower delivery Haiphong was developed by the French to accommodate as Indochina's main naval base over the ensuing decenniums.Flower delivery Haiphong is a coastal city located at the mouth of the Cấm River (Cấm River), in Vietnam's north-eastern coastal area, 120 km east of Hanoi. The Bính Bridge crosses the Cam and connects the city with Thủy Nguyên District.Flower delivery Haiphong features a sultry subtropical climate, with sultry, sultry summers and bouquet m, dry winters. Flower delivery Haiphong coolest months, January and February, optically discerns average high temperatures reach 20 °C (68 °F) and average low temperatures at around 14 °C (57 °F).Flower delivery Haiphong is a major economic center of the North in particular and Vietnam in general both. Under French ascendance, Flower delivery Haiphong was level 1 city, identically tantamount to Saigon and Hanoi. The last years of the 19th century, the French had proposed to build Flower delivery Haiphong into the economic capital of Indochina.Today, Flower delivery Haiphong is still one of the most paramount economic centers of Vietnam. In 2009, Flower delivery Haiphong state budget revenue reached 34,000 billion Vnd. In 2011, budget revenues in the city reached 47,725 billion, increment 19% compared to 2010.In 2015, total revenues of the city reached 56 288 billion. rose plans that to 2020, Flower delivery Haiphong revenues will be over 80,000 billion and the florist revenue reach 20.000 billion. In the ranking of the Provincial Competitiveness Index (PCI) 2013 of Vietnam, Flower delivery Haiphong city ranked at No. 15/63 provinces.Flower delivery Haiphong has relationship of trading goods with more than 40 countries and territories around the world. Flower delivery Haiphong is striving to become one of the most immensely colossal commercial centers of the country.Industry is a key sector in Flower delivery Haiphong including victuals processing, light industries and heftily ponderous industries.PetroVietnam set up a joint-venture PVTex with textile manufacturer Vinatex to build Vietnam's first polyester fiber plant in Flower delivery Haiphong . Despite its status as a city, around one third of Flower delivery Haiphong area or 52,300 ha (as of 2007) are utilized for agriculture. Flower delivery Haiphong has a relatively immensely colossal fishing sector with an output of 79,705 tons (2007). Nam Định Province and Thái Bình Province have much more sizably voluminous fishing sectors and even the inland Hải Dương Province has a more sizably voluminous gross output from fishing than Flower delivery Haiphong .Flower delivery Haiphong is the third most populous city in Vietnam, with a population of 2.103.500 for the metropolitan area (2015), encompassing an area of 1,507.57 km², 46,1 % of population reside in the urban districts.As of the 2009 census, Haiphong's average annual population magnification rate was given as 4.0%. Haiphong's crude birth rate was recorded at 18.1 live births per 1000 persons vs the crude death rate of 7.6 per 1000 persons.
