Changhua River

The Changhua River (Chinese: 昌化江),[4] also known as Changhua Jiang[5] or Chang River (昌江),[6] is a river located in Hainan Province of People's Republic of China.[7] and is the second longest river in Hainan.[8]

Changhua River
Native name昌化江[1]
Location
CountryHainan Island, China[2]
Physical characteristics
Mouth 
 • coordinates
19°18′58″N 108°39′30″E
Length232 kilometers[3]

Changhua River originates from Kongshi Ridge (空示岭),[9] Qiongzhong Li and Miao Autonomous County, and runs through the central and western parts of the island, passing through Qiongzhong, Baoting, Ledong, Dongfang and other cities and counties until it enters the sea at the Changhua Port (昌化港), with a total length of 232 kilometers[10] and a watershed area of 5070 square kilometers. [11]

References
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  5. Chinese Water Name Dictionary. Harbin Cartographic Publishing House. 1995.
  6. Liu Chao (1 August 2014). Coastal Scenery: Qiongzhou Cultural Features and Forms. Modern Publishing House. pp. 8–. ISBN 978-7-5143-2386-3.
  7. "Kapok flowers blossom by Changhua River in S China's Hainan". Xinhua News Agency. 2018-02-28.
  8. Ci Hai: 1999 Edition of Color Picture Collection, Volume 6. Shanghai Lexicographical Publishing House. 2003.
  9. Ledong County Chronicles. Xinhua Publishing House. 2002.
  10. China Natural Resources Series Compilation Committee. China Natural Resources Series: Hainan Volume. China Environmental Science Press.
  11. Chinese Special Economic Zone Dictionary. People's Press . 1996.


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