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The Argun River, also called Ergune, is a transboundary river of northeastern Asia. Its upper course is known in China as the Hailar River; downstream, the Argun forms about 944 kilometres of the boundary between China and Russia. It then joins the Shilka River at the headwaters of the Amur, linking the river system to the broader Amur basin. The river is relevant to geography, border history, and transport in the region.
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Where does the Argun River flow?
The Argun River flows through northeastern Asia along part of the China-Russia border. Its upper course is known in China as the Hailar River.
How long is the Argun River boundary between China and Russia?
The Argun forms about 944 kilometres of the boundary between China and Russia. The exact river system continues beyond that border section.
What river does the Argun join?
The Argun joins the Shilka River at the headwaters of the Amur River system. This meeting helps form the larger transboundary waterway associated with the Amur.
Is Argun another name for the Hailar River?
The Hailar River is the name used in China for the Argun's upper course. Downstream, the river is commonly called the Argun or Ergune.
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