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Encyclopedia > Xi River

Xi River (西江, pinyin: Xī Jiāng, Postal System Pinyin: Si Kiang, lit. "West River") is the western tributary of Pearl River in southern China. The other two main tributaries of Pearl River are Dongjiang River and Beijiang River. Many parts of Xijiang are navigable. It is the largest of the tributaries, being 2,197 km. Hsi River is another name it is called.


Another Xi is a minor tributary of the Jiulong River northwest of Xiamen.


Tributaries

Xi River in term has the tributaries:

  • Yu River (鬱江)
  • Qian River (黔江)
  • Gui River (桂江)
  • Lijiang River

Towns along the river include

See also


  Results from FactBites:
 
Xijiang River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (120 words)
Xi River (西江, pinyin: Xī Jiāng, Postal System Pinyin: Si Kiang, lit.
"West River") is the western tributary of Pearl River in southern China.
Another Xi is a minor tributary of the Jiulong River northwest of Xiamen.
WWF - Xi Jiang Rivers and Streams - A Global Ecoregion (313 words)
The Xi Jiang is by far the largest of the three.
Thus, the landscape around the rivers and streams has been severely changed, leaving little of the natural vegetation to buffer water flowing overland to the streams, further resulting in water pollution.
Population in the delta of this river is expected to double over the next 25-50 years, and with an increasing population will come an increasing need for clean fresh water.
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