Editing Transport in Vietnam (section)

==Water transport==
===Ferries===
[[File:BP DongXuyen.JPG|thumb|Ferry over the [[Cầu River]]]]
Most river crossings have long been replaced by bridges, however ferry crossings still operate for vehicles not allowed on expressways.
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* Cat Lai ferry, between Ho Chi Minh City and [[Long Thanh district|Long Thanh]], crossing the [[Đồng Nai River]].
* Between Ho Chi Minh City and [[Vũng Tàu]], a high-speed passenger ferry service is available.

===Ports and harbors===
* [[Cam Ranh]] – large deep water port and used by [[Marco Polo]] during his voyages to China; formerly a major military facility for the [[U.S. Army]] and [[US Navy]] during the 1960s; later used by the [[Soviet Navy]] and the Vietnamese Navy
* [[Da Nang]] – Tien Sa seaport is the third largest sea port in Vietnam after Ho Chi Minh City and Hai Phong; handles 3-4 million tons of cargo annually
* [[Hai Phong]]
* [[Ho Chi Minh City]] – [[Saigon Port]]
* [[Hong Gai]]
* [[Qui Nhơn]]
* [[Nha Trang]]
* [[Tĩnh Gia district|Nghi Son]] ([[Thanh Hóa]])
* [[Kỳ Anh district|Son Duong]] ([[Hà Tĩnh]])
* [[Dung Quất]] ([[Quảng Ngãi]])
* [[Vũng Tàu]]

Vietnam has 17,702&nbsp;km of waterways; 5,000&nbsp;km of which are navigable by vessels up to 1.8 m draft.

===Merchant marine===
* Total: 579 ships (1,000 GT or over)
* Ships by type: barge 1, bulk 142, cargo 335, chemical tanker 23, container 19, liquified gas 7, passenger/cargo 1, petroleum tanker 48, refrigerated cargo 1, roll on/roll off 1, specialized tanker 1
* Registered in other countries: 86 (Cambodia 1, Kiribati 2, Mongolia 33, Panama 43, Taiwan 1, Tuvalu 6) (2010)