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Li River A fisherman stands on a bamboo raft casting a net, with trained cormorants perched beside him on the Li River, surrounded by karst mountains in Guangxi, China. Li River
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Li River

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  • Ling Canal

    …into Hunan province, with the Li River, one of the headwater tributaries of the Gui River (itself a tributary of the Xi River) leading eventually to Guangzhou (Canton). Near the city of Xing’an in northern Guangxi, these two rivers are separated by a low divide broken by a saddle. A…

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    …into Hunan province, with the Li River, one of the headwater tributaries of the Gui River (itself a tributary of the Xi River) leading eventually to Guangzhou (Canton). Near the city of Xing’an in northern Guangxi, these two rivers are separated by a low divide broken by a saddle. A…

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