Bawang River

The Bawang River[1] (Chinese: 霸王河; pinyin: Bàwáng hé), also known as Naersong River (纳尔松河), [2] is an inland river,[3] located in the northern suburbs of Ulanqab City,[4] Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.[5] It is the mother river of Ulanqab.[6] Together with the Quanyulin River, the Bawang River is the main source of water for Huangqihai Lake.[7]

Bawang River
Native name霸王河  (Chinese)
Physical characteristics
Length125.9 kilometers
Basin features
River systemHuangqihai Lake

Basic information

Bawang River originates in the territory of Zhuozi County,[8] flows from west to east, and finally converges into Huangqihai Lake.[9] The river has a total length of 125.9 kilometers and a watershed area of 889.3 square kilometers.[10]

References
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  3. History of Ulan Qab, Volume 2. Inner Mongolia Culture Publishing House. 2004.
  4. "Zhang Hu high-speed railway: an ecological and economic win-win for all places along the route". Fgw.nmg.gov.cn. Hohhot Evening Post. 2020-01-03.
  5. "Bawang River Eco-town: a model of eco-town". People's Daily. 2017-09-30.
  6. Niu Jingmei (2019-04-12). "How to Build an Ecological Civilization City? CBCGDF was Invited to Explore with Wulanchabu Together". China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation.
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  9. A complete overview of Chinese cities and counties in the new century. People's Daily Publishing House. 2002. ISBN 978-7-80153-445-3.
  10. Song Yu, Ji Qiang (2012). Self-driving tour of Ulanqab. China Light Industry Press. p. 126. ISBN 978-7-5019-8900-3.
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