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Dongting

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Dongting or Tungting , shallow lake, Hunan prov., SE China; one of China's largest lakes. It is fed by the Yuan, Zi, Xiang, and many smaller rivers; a canal connects it with the Chang River. Depending on the season, the Dongting varies in size from 1,400 to 4,000 sq mi (3,626-10,360 sq km). It attains its maximum extent during the period of heavy summer rains, when the lake receives the overflow from the Chang, which it serves as a natural reservoir. The heavily populated lake basin is one of China's leading rice-producing regions; tea is also an important crop. Author not avail... Read more
Dongting Lake
Chinese Dongting Hu or Tung-t'ing Hu Large, shallow lake, northeastern Hunan province, China. Its size varies...It also is fed by the Zi, Yuan , Xiang , and Li rivers. It discharges into the Yangtze. Dongting Lake Dongting Lake Dongting Lake Read more
Hunan
...207,254 sq km), S central China, S of Dongting lake. Changsha is the capital. Largely...Hunan becomes an alluvial lowland in the Dongting basin in the northeast; the Xiang River...lesser Yuan and Zi rivers drain into Dongting lake. The mountainous uplands include... Read more

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