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![31 Zambezi
32 Vilyuy
33 Araguaia
34 Ganges–Hooghly–Padma
35 Amu Darya -- Panj
36 Japurá
37 Nelson–Saskatchewan
38 Paraguay
39 Kolyma
40 Pilcomayo
41 Upper Ob -- Katun
42 Ishim
43 Juruá
44 Ural
45 Arkansas
46 Olenyok
47 Dnieper
48 Aldan
49 Ubangi–Uele[14]
50 Negro
51 Columbia
52 Colorado (western U.S.)
53 Pearl – Zhu Jiang
54 Red (USA)
55 Ayeyarwady
56 Kasai
57 Ohio–Allegheny
58 Orinoco
59 Tarim
60 Xingu
61 Orange
62 Northern Salado
63 Vitim
64 Tigris
65 Songhua
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- 1. amurriver Chan EeHong Chay Hui Xiang
- 2. Where in theworld is Amur river ??
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- 5. This is Asia Amur river is here
- 6. Out of the175 longest rivers in the world, Amur river is the tenth longest river in the world.
- 7. But what EXACTLYdoes that mean?
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- 14. The Nile isa major north-flowing river in North Eastern Africa, generally regarded as the longest river in the world. It is 6,650 km long.
- 16. The mouth ofAmur river is the Strait of Tartary. The longitude and latitude of it is 50°0′N 140°30′E.
- 17. The sources ofAmur river are the Ingoda and Onon rivers.
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- 19. In November 1997,agreements were signed in 1991 and 1994 between Russia and China.
- 20. Disputes about bordershave largely been eliminated but the two governments continued disagreeing for 50 more years over islands near Khabarovsk.
- 21. Measures have regularlybeen discussed since 1994, with agreements between 1994 and 1999.
- 22. The last borderagreement, signed in December 1999, settled the dispute which called for the development of the Amur River region.
- 23. Ports along theAmur river have since been to trade for shipping companies of both countries. DECLARED OPEN
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- 25. above sea level.It is located in Khentti Province. Khentti mountains that reach to a height of 2045 METERS
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- 30. many tributaries joiningthe main river
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- 32. Land getting verygentle
- 33. MAN-MADE FEATURES HUMANSETTLEMENTS OR
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- 35. The Khabarovsk Bridgewas a railway bridge
- 36. that carried theTrans-Siberian Railway across the Amur River near Khabarovsk, Russia.
- 37. It was thelongest bridge in Soviet Union and Asia for decades.
- 38. However, a yearafter construction began on July 30, 1913 the First World War broke out
- 39. The bridge wasfinally completed on October 5, 1916.
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- 42. More than 20,000people evacuated from flood-stricken areas in Russia's far east where the Amur river burst its banks after heavy rain.
- 43. The army andemergency workers set up temporary shelters across three regions, providing life necessities.
- 44. The Amur andKhabarovsk regions are worst affected.
- 45. Both the Amurriver and a major tributary, the Zeya, have flooded huge areas in what is said to be the region's worst flooding in 120 years.
- 46. The damage sofar has reached $91m.
- 47. Experts suggest theflooding will worsen for the next few days and the weather forecast promises more rain. The flood waters are expected not to fully recede until September.
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- 49. The reason whyOyashio provides us of rich fish resources is that this current contains large amount of nutrients indispensable for phytoplankton growth, which is fundamental of marine ecosystem.
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- 51. Since 1896, floodshave been burdening the residents living near Amur river. Recently, the Amur river flood surpassed the 1984 height record with 43.37 metres and also affected some 170000 people.
- 52. References http://cyfbergeo.revues.org/4141 http://ih3.redbubble.nehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23753065 http://sustain.oia.hokudai.ac.jp/2008/01/post_6.php http://www.gettyimages.com
- 53. Acknowledgements http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001016.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Internet http://www.walthowe.com/navnet/history.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hIQjrMHTv4