Nai River

Nai River (Chinese: 奈河; pinyin: Nài Hé) or River Null is a river in Tai'an, Shandong Province, China. It merges into Dawen River, then empties into Dongping Lake. The river flows through the city of Taian.^[1]

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Major rivers of China

Yangtze system

• Tuotuo
• Dangqu
• Chumar
• Tongtian
• Jinsha
• Yalong
• Baishui
• Min
  • Dadu
  • Qingyi (Sichuan)
• Tuo
• Qi (Chongqing)
• Jialing
  • Bailong
  • Fu (Sichuan)
  • Qu
• Wu
  • Qingshui
• Hanshui
• Muma
• Chi
• Du
• Bao
• Qing
• Chishui
• Xiang
  • Xiao
  • Lei
  • Qi (Hunan)
  • Mi
• Zi
• Yuan
• Lishui
• Miluo
• Gan
• Fu (Jiangxi)
• Xin
• Qingyi (Anhui)
• Qinhuai
• Xitiao
• Huangpu
  • Suzhou Creek

Yellow system

• Kariqu
• Yuegu Zonglie
• Daxia
• Tao
• Huangshui
  • Datong
• Wuding
• Fen
• Wei
  • Jing
  • Luo (Shaanxi)
• Luo (Henan)
• Qin
• Muwen
  • Dawen

Pearl system

• North
• East
• West
• Yujiang
• Yong
• Xun
• Qian
• Hongshui
• Nanpan
• Beipan
• Rong
• Li (Guangxi)
• Gui
• Liu

Heilongjiang system

• Songhua
• 2nd Songhua
• Nen
• Mudan
• Ussuri
• Argun
• Kherlen
• Woken
• Huifa

Huai system

• Guo
• Ying
• Shiguan
• Quan
• Hui
• Hong

Hai system

• Chaobai
• Yongding
• Hutuo
• Ziya
• Daqing
• Wenyu
• Juma
• Sanggan
• Fuyang
• Wei
• Ju
• Jiyunhe

Liao system

• Hun
• Taizi
• Xar Moron
• Xinkai
• Western Liao
• Eastern Liao

Other major rivers

• Tarim
• Ejin
• Karatash
• Ili
• Shule
  • Dang
• Tumen
• Yalu
• Luan
• Red
• Minjiang
• Longjiang
• Lancang
• Beilun
• Nujiang
• Lion Spring
• Elephant Spring
• Yarlung Tsangpo
• Nyang
• Subansiri
• Irtysh
• Suifen
• Qiantang
• Puyang
• Jiao (Shandong)
• Dai
• Si
• Shu
• Cao'e
• Jiao (Zhejiang)
• Ou
• Mulan
• Jin (Fujian)
• Han (Guangdong)
  • Mei
  • Ting
• Nandu
• Wanquan
• Taping
• Xiaoqing

Major canals

• Grand Canal
• Lingqu
• North Jiangsu Main Irrigation Canal
• Eastern Zhejiang Canal
• Red Flag
• Zhengguo

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