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Where does the Yangtze River empty into the sea?

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Locator map highlighting the course of the Yangtze River across China, with surrounding countries in East and Central Asia labeled, including India, Russia, Mongolia, Japan, and the Koreas. The Yangtze River is marked in blue and labeled in orange, showing its path from western to eastern China. An inset globe in the upper left shows the region's location within Asia.
Yangtze River

The Yangtze River empties into the East China Sea.1

Before reaching the sea, the river forms a large delta and divides into two main arms that drain independently into the ocean, separated by Chongming Island. The city of Shanghai is located at the river's mouth.1