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The city contributes around one quarter of Vietnam's gross domestic product. Tan Son Nhat International Airport handles nearly half of the country's international arrivals, and the Port of Saigon is one of Southeast Asia's busiest container ports.

Dense blocks and alleys fill central Ho Chi Minh City on both sides of curving waterways. The Saigon River provides the largest break in the street network, with smaller canals cutting into nearby districts.

The 4 kilometre radius covers central commercial districts, a section of the Saigon River, and the streets around Independence Palace and Ben Thanh Market. Smaller canals appear among the dense blocks.

Open the Saigon River as a broad pale curve and continue its smaller canals as thin blue cuts. Orange arterial lines can cross a dark field of streets and alleys.

Geographic details sourced from Wikipedia.