Thanlwin River

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The Thanlwin River, also known as the Salween, is a major river in Southeast Asia that flows from the Tibetan Plateau through China and Myanmar to the Andaman Sea.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Thanlwin River canonical 10
Shweli River 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
international river of Asia
river
alsoKnownAs Nu Jiang
Nu River NERFINISHED
Salween River
surface form: Salween

Salween River
basinCountry China
Myanmar
Thailand
borderBetween Myanmar
Thailand
continent Asia
country China
Myanmar
Thailand
dischargeLocation Andaman Sea
drainageBasinArea approximately 125000 square miles
approximately 324000 square kilometres
environmentalIssue displacement of local communities
proposed hydropower dams
threats to biodiversity
flowsThrough Kayah State
Kayin State
Mae Hong Son Province
Mon State
Shan State
Tibet Autonomous Region
Yunnan Province
surface form: Yunnan
hasTributary Moei River NERFINISHED
Nam Pang River
Moei River
surface form: Pai River

Yunzhi River
knownFor deep gorges
relatively undammed main stem
strong rapids
length approximately 1750 miles
approximately 2815 kilometres
locatedIn East Asia
Southeast Asia
mouth Andaman Sea
mouthCountry Myanmar
partOf Indian Ocean drainage basin
passesCity Hpa-An
Kunlong
Mawlamyine
Tengchong
region Greater Mekong Subregion
sourceRegion Tibetan Plateau

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Karen State hasMajorRiver Thanlwin River
Salween River knownAs Thanlwin River
Hpa-an area traversedBy Thanlwin River
Dehong borderRiver Thanlwin River
subject surface form: Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture
this entity surface form: Shweli River
Shan State majorRiver Thanlwin River
Martaban locatedOn Thanlwin River
Hpa-An locatedOn Thanlwin River
Hpa-An river Thanlwin River
Kayin State hasRiver Thanlwin River
Nu River alsoKnownAs Thanlwin River
Mawlamyine locatedOn Thanlwin River