Khu pho 11

1 10.75°, 106.67°
About location

Built around a river port on the Sài Gòn River, Ho Chi Minh City—home to Ward 6—grew into Vietnam’s largest metropolis. Ward 6 forms part of District 10, a densely built inner district southwest of the historic centre. Broad arterial streets, shops and housing reflect the intensely urban character of this central area, where daily movement depends on a closely connected road network. The Sài Gòn River remains the city’s defining waterway, although District 10 lies inland from its banks. The city was commonly known as Saigon until its renaming in 1976, and its present name honours Hồ Chí Minh. French-era civic buildings in the centre and compact residential wards reflect successive periods of urban growth.

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