Wei He

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Wei He is the Chinese name for the Wei River, a major tributary of the Yellow River that flows through the historical heartland of ancient Chinese civilization in Shaanxi province.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tributary
associatedWith Guanzhong agricultural region
basinSize approximately 135000 square kilometers
ChineseName 渭河
country China
drainageBasinCountry China NERFINISHED
ecosystemType temperate river ecosystem
flowsDirection generally west-to-east
flowsThrough Chinese Loess Plateau NERFINISHED
Guanzhong Plain NERFINISHED
hasBridgeType highway bridges
railway bridges
hasFloodHistory subject to seasonal flooding
hasMouthNear Tongguan NERFINISHED
hasPollutionIssues industrial and agricultural pollution in lower reaches
hasSourceIn Gansu province NERFINISHED
hasSourceNear Weiyuan County NERFINISHED
historicalRegion heartland of ancient Chinese civilization
historicalSignificance cradle of Zhou dynasty civilization
important to early Chinese states in Guanzhong region
length approximately 818 km
locatedIn Gansu province NERFINISHED
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region NERFINISHED
Shaanxi province NERFINISHED
majorCityOnRiver Baoji NERFINISHED
Xi'an NERFINISHED
Xianyang NERFINISHED
partOf Yellow River basin NERFINISHED
passesThrough Tianshui NERFINISHED
Weinan NERFINISHED
romanization Wei He NERFINISHED
Wei River NERFINISHED
tributaryOf Yellow River NERFINISHED
tributaryType left-bank tributary of the Yellow River
usedFor agriculture
irrigation
water supply

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Wei River alsoKnownAs Wei He