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What is Vietnam's terrain?

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Regions of Vietnam:

The Southern Lowlands
The Annam Cordillera
The Coastal Plain

The Tonkin Lowland
THe Northern Highlands

Vietnam has fertile river valleys and deltas, lowlands with dense forest and jungle, highlands with forest, coastal plans and beaches, and mountains.

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What was the Vietnam's terrain?
I believe Vietnam was in Korea.
How is the terrain in Vietnam?
There are trees and grass.
How is the terrain in the Vietnam war?
Hilly in the Highlands, hot humid swamps in the Mekong Delta, south of Saigon. The place was good tank country...except in the Delta.
What is the terrain like in Vietnam?
delta (a low triangular area of alluvial deposits where a river divides before entering a larger body of water) and hill (a well-defined natural elevation smaller than a mountain)
Why was the terrain a factor for the us in the Vietnam war?
Not just Vietnam. Terrain is a factor in all wars: Freeze to death in the snow, Die of thirst in the desert, drown in the ocean, hidden enemies everywhere in the concrete and plant filled "jungles."...