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The Yangtze River Facts for Kids

About The Yangtze River: The Yangtze River flows entirely within China, from the icy Tibetan Plateau to the busy port of Shanghai. It has shaped Chinese civilization for thousands of years and now powers millions of homes through the massive Three Gorges Dam. Home to the Three Gorges Dam — The largest power station in the world by generating capacity.

Location: Central & eastern China · Length: 6,300 km (3,915 mi) · Source: Tanggula Mountains, Tibetan Plateau · Mouth: Near Shanghai, East China Sea · Countries: China (entirely) · River Basin: ~1.8 million km² (700,000 mi²) · Wildlife: Chinese alligators & finless porpoises · Major Cities: Shanghai, Wuhan & Chongqing · World Rank: 3rd-longest river on Earth

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Home to the Three Gorges Dam — The largest power station in the world by generating capacity.