Gong River or Gongshui (Chinese: 贡水) is a river of China. It is part of the East China Sea basin as a headwater of the Gan River, which itself is a tributary of the Yangzi Jiang.[1]

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Gong River
Gong River in Ganxian District
Native name	贡水  (Chinese)
Location
Country	People's Republic of China
Province	Jiangxi
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• location	Gan River
• coordinates	27°18′30″N 115°30′53″E
Length	313 km (194 mi)
Basin size	27074 km2
Basin features
River system	Yangtze River
Tributaries
• left	Tao river
• right	Ping river

The Gong river flows in the Chinese province of Jiangxi and which is the main tributary of the Gan river, itself a tributary of the Yangzi Jiang. The river watershed has an area of 27074 km2 (30% of the Gan river basin). The average flow of the river is 700 m3/s. Its main tributaries are the Tao and Ping rivers.

The river basin of the river extends between longitudes 114° 48′–116° 08′ and latitudes 24° 38′–26° 43 ′ N.

Climate

The climate is of the humid subtropical climate type with rainfall concentrated in the summer (between April and September). It falls on average over the year 1627 mm of rain, the average annual temperature is 18 °C and the evaporation is 1550 mm. The watershed is mainly occupied by hills and medium mountains. Human density is high. This is one of the regions of southern China most affected by erosion phenomena associated with human activities (destruction of forests, cultivation of soils and opening of mines and quarries).

See also

• List of rivers in China

References

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