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Prisons, jails and police agencies in 223 countries on every continent, organised by country, region and district.

Municipality of Vietnam

An Giang

The atlas lists 10 police units in An Giang, Vietnam, but no prison or jail. Among them are 9 police stations and 1 border police. Long Xuyen has the most entries of any district, with 4. The atlas lists entries in 60 municipalities of Vietnam, An Giang among them. Choose one of 6 districts to see every facility with its address and telephone.

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An Giang, by district

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Composition

What the atlas holds here

9Police stations
1Border police
Questions

Frequently asked

How many police stations are in An Giang, Vietnam?

10 police units are listed for An Giang, Vietnam: 9 police stations and 1 border police.

Can I look up a prisoner in An Giang, Vietnam?

Public inmate lists are generally not published in Vietnam. Contact the facility or the authority that runs it, using the address and telephone on each facility page.

Which district has the most facilities?

Long Xuyen, with 4 police units.

How is An Giang, Vietnam divided in the atlas?

The atlas files An Giang, Vietnam by district, following official administrative boundaries; 6 districts currently have entries. Every facility is listed in the district where it is located; Long Xuyen is the largest by number of entries.

Does An Giang have its own jail or prison?

No prison or jail is listed in An Giang itself. Elsewhere in Vietnam the atlas lists Phân trại tạm giam Bà Rịa and Phân trại Tạm giam Công an tỉnh tại Châu Đức, among 58 places of detention.

How do I contact the police in An Giang, Vietnam?

In an emergency, call the national emergency number. For anything else, the atlas lists 10 police units here. Open a district to see the units in each area.

Which neighbouring areas of Vietnam are covered?

Vietnam has 59 other areas in the atlas; Hà Nội has the most entries (259), followed by Ho Chi Minh.

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