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Ziya River

river, China
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  • Hai River system, China
    Hai River system

    …Hai at Tianjin; and the Ziya River, flowing northeastward from southwestern Hebei toward Tianjin, along with its important tributary, the Hutuo River, rising in the Taihang Mountains west of Shijiazhuang in western Hebei. The most important of the Hai’s tributaries is the Yongding. Issuing from the Guanting Reservoir—which is itself…

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    …Hai at Tianjin; and the Ziya River, flowing northeastward from southwestern Hebei toward Tianjin, along with its important tributary, the Hutuo River, rising in the Taihang Mountains west of Shijiazhuang in western Hebei. The most important of the Hai’s tributaries is the Yongding. Issuing from the Guanting Reservoir—which is itself…

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