Kracheh, Cambodia

Kracheh, additionally spelled Kratie, city, northeastern Cambodia. Kracheh is located at the japanese financial institution of the Mekong River, at the top of Mekong navigation. It has a port and is related to Phnom Penh, the country wide capital, and to neighbouring regions with the aid of a national toll road. There are slate quarries near the city, and the vicinity is likewise a source of white and yellow clays. The surrounding area is traversed with the aid of the Mekong River and borders on Vietnam. It historically has had a multiethnic populace which include both lowland and upland Khmer and Cham.

Agricultural products encompass rice, grown broadly speaking along the Mekong, and rubber, grown inside the wealthy crimson-earth zones around Snuol and Kracheh. Corn, potatoes, diverse vegetables, bananas, mulberry, cotton, and sugarcane are also grown. Upland areas have a dense forest cover, such as such excellent-nice hardwoods as rosewood and teak, in addition to wild date, mahogany, bean and berry, and rubber bushes. There are also huge bamboo groves. Regional industry consists of the small-scale manufacture of agricultural machinery.