The Changing Urban Landscape in Vietnam: A Comparison of City Centers

The given graph compares the proportion of citizens living in city centers in different cities of Vietnam. Overall, it is predicted that there will be an upward trend in the rate of urban dwellers in 6 different areas by 2060. Moreover, urban residents in Nha Trang account for the highest percentage in all years. In 1980, the percentage of people living in Nha Trang and Can Tho was roughly 63%, which is the highest figure. While the urban dwellers in Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh were at around 52% and 42% respectively. However, it is projected that by 2020, the figures for these cities will surpass Can Tho, reaching about 75%. Moreover, the final year will see a marginal increase of roughly 10%. Meanwhile, the figures for Nha Trang have risen dramatically from 1980 to 2060 and account for the greatest percentage. The percentages for Ha Noi and Hai Phong in 1980 were relatively equal, at about 15%. However, it is expected that by 2060, around 65% of citizens will be living in Hai Phong, compared to people living in Ha Noi, which will reach around 62%. This data highlights the changing urban landscape in Vietnam over the years. It is evident that cities like Nha Trang and Hai Phong have experienced significant growth in their urban populations, while others like Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh have also seen steady increases. This trend reflects the ongoing urbanization process in Vietnam, with more people moving to city centers for better opportunities and quality of life. In conclusion, the graph illustrates the changing proportions of citizens living in city centers in different cities of Vietnam. The data suggests an overall upward trend in urban dwellers, with Nha Trang and Hai Phong leading the way. This information provides valuable insights into the urbanization process in Vietnam and its impact on the country's cities.