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Nandu River

river, China
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  • beach on Wuzhizhou Island
    Hainan
    / Land

    …and plains; the longest, the Nandu River, flows northeastward, while the other two major rivers, the Changhua and Wanquan, flow to the west and east, respectively, from the mountainous core. Hainan’s long coastline of more than 930 miles (1,500 km) contains numerous bays and natural harbours.

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    …and plains; the longest, the Nandu River, flows northeastward, while the other two major rivers, the Changhua and Wanquan, flow to the west and east, respectively, from the mountainous core. Hainan’s long coastline of more than 930 miles (1,500 km) contains numerous bays and natural harbours.

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