Yang-tse-Kiang
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 49
(yahng-se-ke-ahng',) a great river of the Chinese empire, formed by the confluence of the Kiu-cha-kiang and Ya-long-kiang, and emptying into the Yellow Sea, by a delta of 4 mouths, in N. Lat. 32°, E. Lon. 121°, after a devious W.flow of 2,500 m. [s. 973]
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