Naoli River

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Naoli River

The 596-kilometre (370 mi) long Naoli (Chinese: 挠力河) River flows through Heilongjiang Province in northeast China and is the longest^{[citation needed]} tributary to the river Ussuri, located on the Sanjiang Plain.^[1]

References

^ Nagao, Seiya; Yan, Baixing; Kim, Vladimir I.; Shesterkin, Vladimir P.; Leveshina, Svetlana I.; Yoh, Muneoki; Suzuki, Tomoyo; Kodama, Hiroki; Terashima, Motoki; Seki, Osamu; Makhinov, Alexey N. (2 December 2014). "Water Chemistry of the Middle Amur River". In Haruyama, Shigeko; Shiraiwa, Takayuki (eds.). Environmental Change and the Social Response in the Amur River Basin. Springer Japan. p. 106. Retrieved 1 February 2024.

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Geography	Cities Greater Khingan mountain range Lesser Khingan mountain range Wanda Mountains Huma River Muling River Naoli River Songhua River Nen River Mudan River Amur River
Education	Harbin Institute of Technology Harbin Engineering University Northeast Agricultural University Northeast Forestry University Harbin Medical University Harbin Normal University Harbin University of Science and Technology Heilongjiang University Harbin Sport University
Visitor attractions	Diaoshuilou Falls Lake Xingkai Jingpo Lake Mudan River Zhalong Nature Reserve
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47°18′36″N 134°09′26″E / 47.31000°N 134.15722°E / 47.31000; 134.15722

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