where is the huang he river??????
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The Huang He is the world's fourth-longest river at 3,395 miles. Its source is the Kunlun Mountains, in western China. Its mouth is the Gulf of Bohai. \nThe river is called the Yellow River, named for the color of the silts that are carried downstream in its flow.
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Ushuaia, Argentina !!!!
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hey it sounds interesting but where it is ? let me know plz
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try pasig river in the philippines
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It will someday be Chongqing, China (link 1):\n\n>>The dam is scheduled for completion in 2009.....It will also greatly improve navigation on the Yangtze, creating a huge, deep-water lake or reservoir enabling 10,000 ton ocean-going cargo ships and passenger liners to sail 1,500 miles inland from the Pacific to the city of Chongqing in Central China. This will make Chongqing, with its current population of 15 million people, the world's largest seaport.<<\n\n*Right now,* it's Rotterdam (link 2):\n\n>>Infrastructure \n\nRotterdam, the world's largest port, is the hub of commercial traffic in Europe. <<
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Names\nBird's eye view of the origin of Yangtze river\nEnlarge\nBird's eye view of the origin of Yangtze river\n\nLike many rivers, the Yangtze / Chang Jiang is known by different names over different parts of its course. At its source the river is known in Chinese as the Dangqu (当曲/當曲). Downstream it is called the Tuotuo River (沱沱河) and then the Tongtian River (通天河). Where it runs through deep gorges in parallel to the Mekong and the Salween before emerging onto the plains of Sichuan it is famous as the Jinsha River (金沙江 Jīnshā-jiāng or 'Golden Sands River'). The name Yangzi was originally used by local people in the river's lower reaches. Because it was the name first heard by missionaries and traders, it was applied in English to the entire river. In Chinese Yangzi Jiang is considered a historical or poetic name for the river.\n\nThe Yangtze was earlier known to the Chinese as the Da Jiang (大江, Dà Jiāng) or 'Great River'. The Tibetan name for the river is Vbri-chu (འབྲི་ཆུ་ 'river of the female yak'). The Yangtze is sometimes referred to as the Golden Waterway.\n\nGeography\n\nThe river originates in a glacier in the Dangla mountains on the eastern part of Tibetan plateau. It then runs through the eastern part of Qinghai, turning southward down a deep valley at the border of Sichuan and Tibet to reach Yunnan. In the course of this valley, the river's elevation drops from above 5000 m to less than 1000 m. It enters the basin of Sichuan at Yibin. While in the Sichuan basin it receives several mighty tributaries, increasing its water volume significantly. The river then cuts through Mount Wushan bordering Chongqing and Hubei to create the famous Three Gorges. Eastward of the Three Gorges, Yichang is the first city on the Yangtze Plain. In Hubei, the Yangtze receives more water from thousands of lakes. The largest of these is Dongting Lake, which is mainly located in Hunan province and is the outlet for most of the rivers in Hunan. At Wuhan it receives its biggest tributary, the Han River, bringing water from its northern basin as far as Shanxi. At the northern tip of Jiangxi, another lake, Lake Boyang flows into the river. The river then runs through Anhui and Jiangsu provinces, receiving more water from smaller lakes and rivers, before finally reaching the East China Sea at Shanghai. Actually, four of China's five main freshwater lakes contribute their waters to the Yangtze River. Traditionally, the upstream part of the Yangtze River refers to the section from Yibin to Yichang; the middle part refers to the section from Yichang to Hukou, where Boyang Lake meets the river; the downstream part is from Hukou to Shanghai.\n\nCharacteristics\n\nThe Yangtze flows into the East China Sea and was navigable by ocean-going vessels up to a thousand miles from its mouth even before the Three Gorges Dam was built. As of June 2003, the Three Gorges Dam now spans the river, flooding Fengjie, the first of a number of towns affected by the massive flood control and power generation project. The project is the largest comprehensive irrigation project in the world. Proponents of the dam argue that it will free people living along the river from floods that have repeatedly threatened them in the past, and will also offer them electricity and water transport - though at the expense of permanently flooding many existing towns (including numerous ancient cultural relics) and causing large-scale changes in the local ecology.\n\nOpponents of the dam point out that there are three different kinds of floods on the Yangtze River: floods which originate in the upper reaches, floods which originate in the lower reaches, and floods along the entire length of the river. They argue that the Three Gorges dam will actually make flooding in the upper reaches of the river worse and have little or no impact on floods which originate in the lower reaches.\n\nThe river is
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Here you go\n\nhttp://www.mssu.edu/projectsouthasia/DigitalImagery/Maps/Asia-Physical/Asia1920Physical.jpg \n\nPlease give me the best answer, if this picture works out
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Um, Shah Alam is the only one I know off hand.  I have been to one near the Federal Highway, but I can;t remember its name, and someone took me there.\n\nhttp://www.westernveil.com
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Here are some long rivers\n\n1  Nile River (6,690 km) \n2  Amazon (6,452km) \n3  Yangtze (Chang Jiang) (6,380 km) \n5  Mississippi-Missouri (6,270 km) \n5  Ob-Irtysh (5,570 km) \n6  Yenisey-Angara (5,550 km) \n7  Huang He (Yellow) (5,464 km) \n8  Amur (4,410 km) \n9  Congo (4,380 km or 4,670 km). (The source of this river is disputed.) \n10 Lena (4,260 km)
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UMMMMMMMMMM......... ASIA................. D'UH!!!!!!!!!!
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actually depending where you look they will name different rivers. this was the first site I saw but no 2 sites had the same rivers.\n-----\n1. nile\n2. amazon\n3. chang jiang\n4. huang he\n5. ob-irtysh
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Shanghai Sheshan International Golf Club, \nLin Yin Avenue, \nShangai Sheshan National Holiday Zone, \nShanghai 201602\n\nIt hosted both the 05 and 06 HSBC Champions Tournament \n\nHere's what Tiger said:\n\nTIGER WOODS: Of course I have heard of Mu Hu. Obviously China is young when it comes to golf but it's growing remarkably quick. The International Golf Club is a great experience\n\n\n\nDramatic bunkering typical of Nelson and Haworth designs strategy will add to the visual concepts of the golf course. These bunkers will be used to frame certain holes in order to provide challenge, making the golfer think, and also, in certain locations assist the golfer so that there golf balls do not kick into the lake or quarry.\n\nWater has been used throughout the golf course to create aesthetic beauty and for irrigation purposes. All the lakes are connected, allowing for the water to constantly circulate, ensure excellent water quality. Many of the golf holes either play along the existing canal, around manmade lakes or over the spectacular 50-meter deep quarry, a unique feature of Shanghai Sheshan Golf Club. In addition to the lakes, Nelson & Haworth have incorporated scenic landscaped streams to add to the mountain forest landscape image. These streams will be circulated by a transfer pump system to ensure great water quality and moving water at all times.\n\nThe most unique feature of Sheshan Golf Course is the dramatic and intimidating quarry. Two holes, 16 and 17 play around and over the quarry, giving the golfer both an awe inspiring view while requiring great golf shots. These two holes will not only be the signature holes of Shanghai Sheshan Golf Club, but also of the whole Shanghai region.
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You can get details about Yangtze River in following website.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yangtze_River
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Here this site will help you!\n\nhttp://www.sitesatlas.com/Maps/Maps/Asia.htm
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Ipswich river, MA\nalmost any river in AZ\nand by the waydid you know thatthe waterin the river onSan Antonios famous river walk is treated effluent?\nCheck out the book water follies by Glennon. Lists a few of the endangered rivers and the causes
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Eons ago there were rivers\n\nTh
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Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_size_%28area%29