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Vàm Nao River
Vàm Nao river in An Giang
Native name	Sông Vàm Nao
Location
Country	Vietnam
Province	An Giang
Physical characteristics
Source	Tiền River
• location	Kiến An, Chợ Mới district & Tân Trung, Phú Tân district
Mouth	Hậu River
• location	Bình Thủy, Châu Phú district
Length	6.5 km (4.0 mi)

The Vam Nao River or Lao Vam is a 6.5 kilometre river in An Giang Province, Vietnam, running near the Vietnam-Cambodia border. It connects the Tien River with the Hau River. Vam Nao has an important role for the Cuu Long River Delta in irrigation and transport. Vam Nao is also famed for being the place of a fierce naval battle between the Vietnamese and the Siamese, and also because of its reef fish and catfish. On average the river is 700 metres wide and 17 metres deep.

10°32′28″N105°19′37″E / 10.54111°N 105.32694°E / 10.54111; 105.32694

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