Rivers of China - East China Sea

East China Sea

Han River Basin of Hubei, southern Shaanxi and southwestern Henan Jialing River Basin of Chongqing, eastern Sichuan and southern Gansu Yalong River of western Sichuan and southern Qinghai
  • Yangtze River (Chang Jiang 长江; upper reach known as Jinsha Jiang 金沙江)
    • Huangpu River (黃浦江)
      • Suzhou Creek or Wusong River (苏州河, 吴淞江)
        • Lake Tai (太湖)
    • Grand Canal (大运河)
      • Gaoyou Lake (高邮湖)
        • Sanhe River (三河)
          • Hongze Lake
            • Huai River
    • Guxi River (姑溪河)
      • Shijiu Lake (石臼湖)
    • Yuxi River (裕溪河)
      • Lake Chao
    • Qingyi River (Anhui) (青弋江)
      • Jingshan River (荆山河)
      • Daoni River (倒逆河)
      • Zhaxi River (渣溪河)
      • Machuan River (麻川河)
      • Taiping Lake (太平湖)
        • Sanxikou River (三溪口）
        • Qingxi River (清溪河）
        • Shuxi River (舒溪河）
    • Poyang Lake
      • Gan River (Jiangxi) (赣江)
        • Zhang (章江)
        • Gongshui (貢水)
          • Mei (梅河)
          • Xiang (Jiangxi) (湘水)
      • Fuhe (抚河)
    • Fushui (富水)
    • Han River (汉江 or 汉水)
      • Chi (池)
      • Muma (牧马)
    • Lake Dongting
      • Miluo River (汨罗江)
      • Xiang (湘江)
        • Xiaoshui (瀟水)
        • Zhengshui (蒸水)
      • Zijiang (Zi) (资江)
      • Yuanjiang (Yuan) (沅江)
      • Lishui (Li) (澧水)
    • Wu River (Yangtze River tributary) (巫水)
    • Jialing (嘉陵江)
      • Fujiang (涪江)
      • Qujiang (渠江)
      • Baishui (白水)
      • Bailong (白龙江)
    • Wu River (乌江）
    • Tuo River (沱江)
    • Min (Sichuan) (岷江)
      • Dadu River (Sichuan) (大渡河)
    • Yalong River (雅砻江）
    • Tongtian River (通天河)
  • Qiantang River (钱塘江) / Xinan River (新安江)
    • Heng River (横江)
      • Longchuan River (龙川)
      • Fengxi River (丰溪河)
  • Cao E River (曹娥江)
  • Yong River (甬江)
  • Jiao River (椒江)
  • Ou River (Zhejiang) (瓯江)

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