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The Jinsha River is the upper reaches of the Yangtze River in China. It got its name because of the golden color of the sand in the river. Also known as Shengshui, Yanshui and Lushui. Sichuan-Tibet boundary river. The birthplace of the Jinsha River was determined in the 1970s to be the main peak of the Tanggula Mountain in Qinghai Province, the snow-capped mountain, which is the source of the Tuotuo River. The survey in 2008 suggested that the upper source of Dangqu is the correct source. It originated in the northeast of the unnamed mountain at 5,054 meters in the north branch of the eastern section of the Tanggula Mountains. It is administratively affiliated to Jieduo Township, Zaduo County, Yushu Prefecture.
The Jinsha River runs between Sichuan, Tibet, and Yunnan provinces, and there is a relatively large tributary, the Yalong River, which flows into the people. The Namin River in Yibin, Sichuan was named the Yangtze River. The river from Heyuan in Qinghai Province to the main stream of Yibin City is 3481 kilometers long (3364 kilometers according to one theory), with a drainage area of 502,000 square kilometers (473,200 square kilometers according to one theory), accounting for about 26% of the Yangtze River Basin area. The annual average flow is 4750 cubic meters per second. It is mainly recharged by precipitation, supplemented by groundwater and snowmelt water.
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