Kali Kuning
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| Kali Kuning (Huang He,Huang Jiang) | |
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| Origin | Gunung Bayankala, Provinsi Qinghai |
| Mouth | Segara Bohai |
| Basin countries | Cina |
| Length | 5464 km (3398 mi) |
| Source elevation | 4500 m (14,765 ft) |
| Avg. discharge | 2,571 m³/s (90,808 ft³/s) |
| Basin area | 752 000 km² |
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Artikel iki ngandhut aksara Cina. Tanpa dhukungan multibasa, manawa mung katon tandha pitakon, utawa kothak-kothak, lan dudu aksara Cina. |
Kali Kuning utawa Huang He (Cina: 黃河; pinyin: Huáng Hé; kadhangkala cukup diarani "Kali" ing Cina kuna) kuwi sawijining kali kang nomer loro dawané ing negara Cina (sawisé Kali Yangtze) lan nomer 6 paling dawa ing donya, yakuwi dawané 5,464 kilometer (3,398 mi).[1] Miwiti saka Gunung Bayankala ing Provinsi Qinghai ing negara Cina sisih kulon, kali iki mili ngliwati 9 provinsi ing Cina tumuju Segara Bohai. Dhaérah ilèn Kali Kuning jembaré saka kulon mangétan watara 1900 km (1,180 mi) lan saka lor mangidul watara 1100 km (684 mi). Total jembaré watara 752,443 km² (290,520 mi²).
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[sunting] Anak Kali
Anak Kali Kuning antara liya:
- Kali Putih (白河)
- Kali Ireng (黑河)
- Kali Huang (湟水)
- Kali Zuli (祖厉河)
- Kali Qingshui (清水河)
- Kali Dahei (大黑河)
- Kali Kuye (窟野河)
- Kali Wuding (无定河)
- Kali Fen (汾河)
- Kali Wei (渭河)
- Kali Luo (洛河)
- Kali Qin (沁河)
- Kali Dawen (大汶河)
[sunting] Referensi lan wacan
- ↑ Sajarah Cina nyathet yèn Kali Kuning wis owah ilèné (course) ping 18
- Sinclair, Kevin. 1987. The Yellow River: A 5000 Year Journey Through China. (Based on the television documentary). Child & Associates Publishing, Chatswood, Sydney, Australia. ISBN 0-86777-347-2
[sunting] Delengen uga
[sunting] Pranala njaba
Pirsani galeri bab Kali Kuning ing Wikimedia Commons.
- Yellow River at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
- Listen to the Yellow River Ballade from the Yellow River Cantata
- "A Troubled River Mirrors China’s Path to Modernity", New York Times November 19, 2006
- First raft descent of the Yellow River from its source in Qinghai to its mouth (1987)
