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...[Cambodia]]. It intersects [[National Highway 14 (Vietnam)|Highway 14]] in Ban Me Thuot. It was the only escape road from Ban Me Thuot and the Central Highlands during the 1975 [[fall of South Vietnam]]

With [[Ban Me Thuot]] as its capital, the largest province of the [[Central Highlands]] of [[Vi

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...zone]] of the former [[South Vietnam]]. Further away, it is 246km from [[Ban Me Thuot]] and 215km from [[Qui Nhon]].

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*197km from [[Ban Me Thuot]]

*200km from [[Ban Me Thuot]]

...f [[Vietnam]]. It may also be written as '''Dak Lak''' or '''Dac Lak'''. [[Ban Me Thuot]] its its capital, 1399 km south of [[Hanoi]].

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*223 km northeast of [[Ban Me Thuot]]

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*104 mi/197km from [[Ban Me Thuot]]

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| [[Ban Me Thuot]]

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...arming USASF, but killing 28 Vietnamese,, then advancing on the town of [[Ban Me Thuot]], the province capital. They remained friendly to the U.S. personnel, and

...seized the district headquarters at Dak Mil, and advanced on the town of [[Ban Me Thuot]], the province capital. Two hundred Vietnamese civilians were also rounded ...a volunteer mission, Operation SNATCH, made up of DELTA personnel went to Ban Me Thuot on September 26th to provide the muscle for a show of force at Buon Sa Par

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