Đăk Song district

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Đắk Song district Huyện Đắk Song
District
Country	Vietnam
Region	Central Highlands
Province	Đắk Nông
Capital	Đắk Song
Area
• Total	312 sq mi (808 km²)
Population (2003)
• Total	41,774
Time zone	UTC+7 (Indochina Time)

Đắk Song is a rural district (huyện) of Đắk Nông province in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam. As of 2003 the district had a population of 41,774.^[1] The district covers an area of 808 km². The district capital lies at Đắk Song.^[1]

History

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Its name Đắc Song (Kinh language) was from old name Daàk-sơng in Mnong language. It means "the stream of pine trees".

However, there is a paradox is that, this name came from a gossip of the Kinh people reclaiming in the middle of the 20th century : Suối Tùng. It means "the spring of pine trees".

Culture

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Today Dak Song is still praised by Vietnamese media as an "ideal land" for the development of the most elite pine trees, which provides abundant raw materials for the steaming industry of the room oil processing in Saigon and surrounding areas.

References

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^ ^a ^b "Districts of Vietnam". Statoids. Retrieved March 13, 2009.

v t e Districts of Vietnam Central Highlands
Đắk Lắk province	Buôn Ma Thuột city^※ Buôn Hồ town Buôn Đôn Cư Kuin Cư M'gar Ea H'Leo Ea Kar Ea Súp Krông Ana Krông Bông Krông Búk Krông Năng Krông Pắc Lắk M'Drắk
Đắk Nông province	Gia Nghĩa city^※ Cư Jút Đắk Glong Đắk Mil Đắk R'lấp Đắk Song Krông Nô Tuy Đức
Gia Lai province	Pleiku city^※ An Khê town Ayun Pa town Chư Păh Chư Prông Chư Pưh Chư Sê Đắk Đoa Đak Pơ Đức Cơ Ia Grai Ia Pa Kbang Kông Chro Krông Pa Mang Yang Phú Thiện
Kon Tum province	Kon Tum city^※ Đăk Glei Đăk Hà Đăk Tô Ia H'Drai Kon Plông Kon Rẫy Ngọc Hồi Sa Thầy Tu Mơ Rông
Lâm Đồng province	Bảo Lộc city Da Lat city^※ Bảo Lâm Cát Tiên Đạ Huoai Đạ Tẻh Đam Rông Di Linh Đơn Dương Đức Trọng Lạc Dương Lâm Hà
^※ denotes provincial seat.

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