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Which major tributary enters the Amur River from China?

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Topographic map of the Amur River basin and its drainage network, covering parts of northeastern China, eastern Russia, Mongolia, and North Korea. The map uses color shading to indicate elevation, shows major rivers and tributaries, surrounding mountain ranges, swamps, marshes, and lakes, and includes a locator inset of the region within Asia. Major cities, railways, and dams are also marked. — Amur River The Amur River basin and its drainage network.

The Sungari (Songhua) River is the major tributary that enters the Amur River from China. It is the largest of the Amur's tributaries and joins the main river near Leninskoye, Siberia.12

Additionally, the Ussuri (Wusuli) River flows northward along the border between China and Siberia before joining the Amur at Khabarovsk.1