Kaidu (Fluss)

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Kaidu 开都河, Kāidū Hé
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Verlauf des Kaidu
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Daten
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Lage
| Uigurisches Autonomes Gebiet Xinjiang (VR China)
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Flusssystem
| Konqi
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Abfluss über
| Konqi → Wüste Lop Nor
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Quellgebiet
| Tianshan 42° 41′ 24″ N, 85° 56′ 24″ O42.6985.94
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Mündung
| Bosten-See41.8986.751048Koordinaten: 41° 53′ 24″ N, 86° 45′ 0″ O 41° 53′ 24″ N, 86° 45′ 0″ O41.8986.751048
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Mündungshöhe
| 1048 m
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Länge
| 497 km
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Einzugsgebiet
| 31.750 km²
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Abfluss
| MQ
| 110 m³/s
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Mittelstädte
| Yanqi
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Der Kaidu (chinesisch 开都河, Pinyin Kāidū Hé) ist ein Fluss im Uigurischen Autonomen Gebiet Xinjiang im Westen der Volksrepublik China.
Der Kaidu entspringt im Tian Shan. Er fließt anfangs in westlicher Richtung in das Yulduz-Becken. Dort wendet er sich nach Süden und schließlich nach Osten und erreicht das Yanqi-Becken. Nach Durchfließen des Verwaltungszentrums des Autonomen Kreises Yanqi bildet der Kaidu ein Flussdelta und mündet in den Bosten-See. Der Kaidu hat eine Länge von 497 km und entwässert ein Areal von 31.750 km².

Kaidu im Bayan-Bulak Feuchtgebiet
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Chinesische Flussnetze: Flüsse im Westen Chinas
Tarim (塔里木河)-Flussnetz:
Yarkant 叶尔羌河 |
Aksu 阿克苏河 |
Hotan 和田河 |
Konqi 孔雀河 |
Ogan 渭干河 |
Kaidu 开都河 |
Kaxgar 喀什喀尔河 |
Kutaganqu 库塔干渠
Ili (伊犁河)-Flussnetz:
Tekes 特克斯河 |
Künes 巩乃斯河 |
Kax 喀什河
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