Ia Pa district

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District in Central Highlands, Vietnam

Ia Pa district

Huyện Ia Pa

District

Country|  Vietnam
Region| Central Highlands
Province| Gia Lai province
Capital| Kim Tân
Area

• Total| 336 sq mi (871 km2)
Population

(2003)

• Total| 44,119
Time zone| UTC+7 (Indochina Time)

Ia Pa is a district (huyện) of Gia Lai province in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam.

## History

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Its name Ia Pa from Êa Paă in Jarai language, what means the Paă River ("the mother stream").

As of 2003 the district had a population of 44,119.[1] The district covers an area of 871 km², and the capital lies at Kim Tân.[1]

## References

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

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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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