Tuul River
river, Mongolia
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The Tuul River is a significant waterway in Mongolia, flowing through the country's north-central region. It originates in the Hentiyn Mountains and travels past Ulaanbaatar, the capital city, before joining the Orhon River. The Tuul River plays a crucial role in the local ecosystem and supports subsistence farming in the areas along its banks, though agriculture is limited due to unpredictable rainfall and harsh winters.1
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