Can you hear the whispers of the Soài Rạp River? It cradles Xã Lý Nhơn, a place where the city fades and the wildness of the Mekong Delta begins. Xã Lý Nhơn isn’t just a name on a map. It’s a tapestry woven with stories of resilience, growth, and a unique connection to both land and sea. Located in the far west of Cần Giờ district, Xã Lý Nhơn is bordered by the vibrant energy of Long Hóa to the east. To the west lie the provinces of Long An and Tiền Giang, separated by the Soài Rạp River, a natural boundary that has shaped the lives of the people here. The southern edge of Xã Lý Nhơn kisses the East Sea, while to the north lies An Thới Đông. Imagine a vast expanse of 158.15 square kilometers, home to approximately 6,350 people in 2021. This gives you a sense of Xã Lý Nhơn’s scale. It is a place where the population density is around 40 people per square kilometer, allowing for a connection with the natural world that is increasingly rare in our bustling cities. Xã Lý Nhơn is further divided into three distinct ấp: Lý Hòa Hiệp, Lý Thái Bửu, and Tấn Điền. Each ấp holds its own unique character and contributes to the vibrant mosaic of the larger community. While the People’s Committee headquarters stands in Tấn Điền, the heart of Xã Lý Nhơn beats within each of these smaller communities. They are the threads that weave together the rich tapestry of life in this unique coastal commune.
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