​1. Geographic location:

Long Tan commune is located in the north of the administrative center of Nhon Trach district, and Long Tan’s center is approximately 3 km from the district’s center, around 35 km from Bien Hoa city along National Highway 51 and Provincial Road 25A also known as DT 769, which is now Ly Thai To street.

- Long Tan borders on district 9 of Ho Chi Minh city across from Dong Nai river to the north.

- Long Tan borders on the administrative center of Nhon Trach district, Dong Nai province to the south.

- Long Tan borders on Phu Hoi and Phuoc Thien communes in Nhon Trach district, Dong Nai province to the east.

- Long Tan borders on Phu Thanh, Dai Phuoc, and Vinh Thanh communes in Nhon Trach district, Dong Nai province to the west.

2. Natural land area:

- Long Tan’s total natural area is 3,546.88 ha and it has a total population of 2,825 households in 2019 and 11,186 people. Long Tan is divided into 3 hamlets: Long Hieu, Vinh Tuy and Binh Phu.

3. Administrative unit:

- Long Tan has 1 cultural center; 3 hamlet cultural houses; 1 medical station that is recognized to meet national standards; 4 schools including secondary school, 1 primary school, 1 preschool, 1 kindergarten; and 3 out of 4 schools are recognized to be national schools.

 4. Terrain:

Long Tan has a terrain type and its terrain is not flat with 50% of high hills, 50% of plain, and a system of interlaced rivers and canals.

5. Climate:

Long Tan is located in a monsoon climate with two seasons.

Humidity:

- Average temperature: 26 Celsius degrees.

- Highest temperature: 29 Celsius degrees.

- Lowest temperature: 24 Celsius degrees.

6. Population:

Total population: 11,186 people.

Total number of households: 2,825.

Ethnic groups: Kinh, Khmer, Tay, Chinese Vietnamese.

Religions: Caodaism, Buddhism, Catholicism, and Protestantism.