Emin Hey
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Emin He Еміл (Emil), Эмель (Emel) |
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Xinjiang ( PR China ), East Kazakhstan ( Kazakhstan ) |
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| River system | Emin Hey | |
| source |
Tarbagatai Mountains 46 ° 38 ′ 15 ″ N , 83 ° 53 ′ 10 ″ E |
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Alaköl-See Coordinates: 45 ° 43 '55 " N , 82 ° 7' 53" E 45 ° 43 '55 " N , 82 ° 7' 53" E |
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| Mouth height |
347 m
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| length | 250 km | |
| Medium-sized cities | Emin | |
The Emin He ( Kazakh Еміл ( Emil ); Russian Эмель ( Emel )) is a river that is mostly known by its Mongolian and Uighur names (Chinese Emin He 额敏 oder) or Yelimi He (Chinese 葉 密 立 河 / 叶 密 立 河).
It rises in the Tarbagatai Mountains in Xinjiang , People's Republic of China, in the area where the Tarbagatai Mountains border the (Chinese) Wurigaxia Mountains (吾 吾 喀夏 山 Wurigaxia Shan). He southwest flows through the south of the district Tacheng and flows into Kazakhstan in the Ala-Kul Lake . It forms the largest water system in the Tacheng Basin . Within China it has a length of 220 km. The Emin He forms a very fish-rich body of water.
See also
Web links
- Zhongguo gudai diming da cidian - Chinese
- Emin He - Chinese
- Emin He - Chinese