It connects the Thu Bồn with the delta of the Vu Gia (specifically the Cẩm Lệ branch of it).

[2] To celebrate the achievement, the name of the river was included on the Dụ Đỉnh, one of the nine tripod cauldrons in the imperial palace of Huế.

[3] For a while, the Vĩnh Điện became the major waterway connecting the port of Da Nang with the Thu Bồn and Hội An.

[6] When it enters the territory of Da Nang city, the official name is first Cái, and then Bến Đò Toản (lit.

[8] The final stretch is sometimes called Đô Tỏa, but according to Đà Nẵng Online this seems to be a copying error due to Google Maps.