Wu River

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The Wu River is a significant river in southwestern China known for flowing through deep gorges and contributing substantially to the Yangtze River system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry China
contributesTo Yangtze River sediment load
Yangtze River water volume
country China
drainageBasin upper Yangtze River system
flowsThrough Chongqing
surface form: Chongqing Municipality

Guizhou Province
hasEconomicUse fisheries
hydropower generation
inland navigation
irrigation
hasFeature series of reservoirs and dams
hasHydrologicalFunction major right-bank tributary of the Yangtze River
hasValleyType canyon-like valley
gorge
knownFor deep gorges
significant contribution to Yangtze River discharge
steep valleys
locatedIn Southwest China
surface form: Southwestern China

upper reaches of the Yangtze River
mouthLocatedIn Chongqing
surface form: Chongqing Municipality

Fuling District
mouthLocation Wu River self-linksurface differs
surface form: Yangtze River at Fuling
partOf Yangtze River basin
passesThrough karst landscapes
region Southwest China
sourceLocation Yunnan–Guizhou Plateau
surface form: Guizhou Plateau
tributaryOf Yangtze River
watercourseType mountain river

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Yangtze River majorTributary Wu River
Wu River mouthLocation Wu River self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Yangtze River at Fuling
Guiyang nearRiver Wu River
Wulong District hasRiver Wu River
Fuling District locatedOn Wu River
Fuling District riverConfluence Wu River
this entity surface form: Yangtze River and Wu River
Yuan River hasTributary Wu River
this entity surface form: Wu River (Yuan tributary)
Zunyi locatedOn Wu River
Anshun hasRiver Wu River
this entity surface form: Wu River (tributaries)
Shaoguan locatedOnRiver Wu River