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The Nen River, also called Nenjiang or Nonni, is a river in northeastern China. It rises in the Greater Khingan region, flows generally south through parts of Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang, and joins the Songhua River near Da'an. The river is about 1,370 kilometres long and forms or follows parts of administrative boundaries in its basin; its valley is associated with irrigation, agriculture, and transport in the Songnen region.

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Where is the Nen River located?

The Nen River, also called Nenjiang or Nonni, flows through northeastern China. Its basin includes parts of Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, and Jilin.

How long is the Nen River?

The Nen River is commonly listed at about 1,370 kilometers long. It is the longest tributary of the Songhua River.

Where does the Nen River meet the Songhua River?

The Nen flows generally south and joins the Second Songhua near Da’an. That confluence forms the main Songhua River system before the water continues toward the Amur.

What mountain regions shape the Nen River valley?

The river runs through a broad valley between the Greater Khingan range to the west and the Lesser Khingan range to the east. Its source region is associated with the Greater Khingan area of Inner Mongolia.

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