An Phú is a rural commune (xã) of Tịnh Biên District, located in An Giang Province in the Mekong Delta region of southwestern Vietnam. It forms part of the administrative subdivision of the district, which comprises several communes and the district capital, Tịnh Biên town.
Geography
- Situated in the flat, low‑lying terrain characteristic of the Mekong Delta, An Phú lies near the border with Cambodia.
- The commune is traversed by a network of canals and rice‑field roads that support the region’s agricultural activities.
Administration
- Country: Vietnam
- Province: An Giang
- District: Tịnh Biên
Economy and livelihood
The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with rice cultivation, aquaculture, and fruit orchards being the dominant activities. Small‑scale trade and services related to the nearby border crossing also contribute to the commune’s economic profile.
Demographics
Specific population figures and land‑area measurements for An Phú are not consistently reported in publicly available encyclopedic sources. Consequently, precise demographic and geographic statistics cannot be confirmed at this time.
Transportation
An Phú is accessible via provincial roads that connect the commune to Tịnh Biên town and to National Highway 22, which leads to the Cambodia–Vietnam border crossing at Hoà Xuân.
Cultural notes
The commune’s population includes ethnic Vietnamese (Kinh) as well as minority groups such as the Khmer and Cham, reflecting the multicultural composition of the broader An Giang province.
Further detailed statistical data, such as exact population numbers, area in square kilometres, and economic output, are not currently available in verified encyclopedic references.
