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• Rivers and Lakes in China
  ...th. As a result, China is rich in water-power resources, leading the world in hydropower potential, with reserves of 680 million kw. ...s total land area. The Tarim River, 2,179 km long, in southern Xinjiang is China's longest interior river.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 20, 2017
  ...tween the Lancang and Nujiang rivers is less than 19 km. ([[Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan|More...]])
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• Rivers and Lakes in China
  ...th. As a result, China is rich in water-power resources, leading the world in hydropower potential, with reserves of 680 million kw. ...s total land area. The Tarim River, 2,179 km long, in southern Xinjiang is China's longest interior river.
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• Jilin
  ...the southeastern part and low in the northwestern, with a vast plain lying in its mid-west. [[File:jilin.png|thumb|left|300px|Location within China]]
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• Wusuli River
  ...s liveliness to this serene environment. In addition, Wusuli River is rich in world-renowned salmon; carp, crucian carp, mandarin fish, bream, bighead fi [[Category:Rivers]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 13, 2016
  ...ces, autonomous regions and municipalities before emptying into the [[East China Sea]]. ...the national total. It is a major artery of inland water transportation in China. ([[Yangtze River|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 14, 2009
  ...unty]] and in Libo, Dushan and other counties. Some Shuis have their homes in the northwestern part of the [[Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region]]... ('''[[
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• Tarim River
  ...[[Mount Kunlun]]. Its three major tributaries are Aksu, Hotan and Yarkant rivers.
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• Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
  ...na, the '''Qinghai-Tibet Plateau''' ('''青藏高原''') is the largest plateau in China, covering 2.5 million square km, or nearly a quarter of the national total ...bound in glacier, the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is where many of China's major rivers originate.
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• Qinghai Province
  [[File:qinghai.jpg|thumb|right|location within China]] ...g and Tibet. As the origin of the [[Yangtze]], [[Yellow]], and [[Lancang]] rivers, Qinghai has an area of 720,000 sq km. Its territory includes 31.6 million
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• Yellow River
  ...on cubic meters. It has more than 40 tributaries, of which Fenhe and Weihe rivers are the main ones. ...oess Plateau with loose soils, making it a river with highest silt content in the world. Around a quarter of the total silt it carries is deposited at do
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• Qinghai
  ...uan, Xinjiang and Tibet. As the origin of the Yangtze, Yellow, and Lancang rivers, Qinghai has an area of 720,000 sq km. Its territory includes 31.6 million [[Category:Provinces of China]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 24, 2009
  ...on cubic meters. It has more than 40 tributaries, of which Fenhe and Weihe rivers are the main ones. ('''[[Yellow River|More...]]''')
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 7, 2015
  ...on cubic meters. It has more than 40 tributaries, of which Fenhe and Weihe rivers are the main ones. ([[Yellow River|More...]])
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• Zhaoxing
  '''Zhaoxing''' in [[Liping County]] is China's largest community of [[Dong]] ethnic minority people. The village is divi ...ng the rivers that winds their ways through the village are stilted houses in orderly alignment, crop-sunning racks, fish pools and bridges. Zhaoxing fas
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 5, 2017
  ...s are scattered in Ledu, Menyuan and the Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County in Gansu Province. ([[Tu ethnic group|More...]])
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• Russian ethnic group
  ...Ili, Tacheng, Altay and Urumqi in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. ...of Xinjiang after the 19th century, and even after the October Revolution in 1917.
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• Mount Tianshan
  [[File:Tianshan Mountain2.jpg|thumb|250px|The Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang.]] The '''Tianshan Mountains''' ('''天山''') natural site, located in northwest China's [[Xinjiang]] Uygur Autonomous Region, was inscribed on the World Heritage
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• Heilongjiang River
  ...ent Battlefield of Yaksa]] etc. Transit tour has been opened to the public in recent years, too. [[Category:rivers]][[Category:Heilongjiang]]
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• Poyang Lake
  [[file:Poyang Lake.JPEG|thumb|200px|Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province.]] ...e lake provides a habitat for thousands of migratory birds and is abundant in fish and other aquatic wildlife.
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• Xiaonanhai Lake
  ...]] is a natural alpine freshwater barrier lake, formed after an earthquake in 1856. ...It has one of the few well-preserved sites of earthquake ruins found in [[China]]. Along its meandering watercourse lie three islets, home to over 140 spec
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