1. Geographic location:

Phu Dong commune is located in the west of Nhon Trach district, Dong Nai province and has a total natural area of ​​ 2,258.99 ha. The commune’s administrative boundaries are as follows:

- Phu Dong commune borders on Dai Phuoc commune to the north.

- Phu Dong commune borders on Phu Huu commune to the northwest.

- Phu Dong commune borders on Phuoc Khanh and Vinh Thanh communes to the southeast.

- Phu Dong commune borders on Phu Thanh commune to the east.

- Phu Dong commune borders on Ho Chi Minh city to the southwest.

2. Natural land area:

- Phu Dong commune’s total natural area is 2,258.99 ha and it has a total population of 4,129 households and 15,151 people in 2020. Phu Dong is divided into 5 hamlets: Thi Cau, Giong Ong Dong, Ben Ngu, Ben Dinh and Phu Tan. As planned, Phu Dong commune is planned for its infrastructure towards a modern urban area with an appropriate economic structure and forms of appropriate production organization, and it is quickly transforming from agricultural production to industry and services.

Photo: Planning for the urban area of ​​Phu Dong commune, Nhon Trach district

3. Administrative units:

Phu Dong has 1 Center for Culture and Community Learning, 5 culture houses and hamlet sports areas, 1 medical station that are recognized to meet national standards, 3 local schools, 1 secondary school, 1 primary school; 1 kindergarten that are recognized to meet national school standards.

4. Terrain:

Phu Dong has a flat and even terrain with 40% of high hills and 60% of plain, and it also has a network of interlaced rivers and canals.

5. Climate

Phu Dong 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.

Photo: Planning for the eco-urban area in Phu Dong commune

6. Population:

Total population: 15,151 people.

The total number of households: 4,219.

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

Religions: Caodaisim, Buddhism, Christianity, and Protestantism.