The Yellow River travels from west to east through Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Inner Mongolia Plateau, Loess Plateau and Yellow-Huaihe-Haihe Plain.
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Oct. 8,2009 12:00
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Mr.werid(Canada) said:
what are it trading item of the yellow river
Oct. 8,2009 20:19 Mr.Jacky replied:
Though being the second largest river in China, the Yellow River is less important in trading item compared to Yangtze. It has very limited shipping ability due to its unique ice-jam flood and amount of water.
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Jan. 17,2009 20:39
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Mrs.cool(america) said:
cool name whys it called the yellow river. you guys must hav alot of wannabes
it is called the yellow river because of the loess it carries. GO FIGURE!
Apr. 16,2009 11:45 Ms.Hikaru(USA ) replied:
actually Huang He just means yellow river in chinese.
Apr. 30,2009 12:43 Mr.sasha(rochester) replied:
it is called the yellow river because of its rich soil
Jun. 19,2009 13:05 Mr.intelligent(u.k.) replied:
its yellow because of the amount of fine grained silt it carries [and im ten!]
Sep. 2,2009 05:38 Mr.Samuel Tan(Myamnar) replied:
Love China's Yellow river
Sep. 26,2009 06:25 Mrs.happy(England) replied:
It is also called the river of sorrow because of all the floods it is causing.
Sep. 26,2009 07:56 Mr.Wiki(scotland) replied:
It is known as the yellow river because the rocks it runs through(underground) and runs over(as a river)are rich in a type of rock crystal known as loess. this 'loess' turns the colour of the river to a sort of ochre yellow colour - which is where it gets its name from. When the loess is dropped by the river it creates natural dams which makes it flood - the worst flood being in 1938 when it took the lives of some 2,000,000 - 4,000,000 people.
Sep. 29,2009 06:49 Mr.sequoia replied:
because the river is yellow.yellow river flow though my hometown ,i'm quite sure about it
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Sep. 26,2009 06:21
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Mr.da(America) said:
Hi im writing a report on the yellow river but i need to know how long it is in miles!!! it needs to be in by monday so hurry up!!!!!!!! PLZ HELP
Sep. 26,2009 20:25 Ms.Yvonne replied:
Hi, the Yellow River measures about 3,395 miles long!
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Aug. 27,2009 22:51
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Ms.mmmk(aus) said:
why is it also called the "cradle of civilisation" ??
Aug. 29,2009 20:07 Mr.Rick replied:
Because it is the place where Chiese history starts.
Sep. 26,2009 07:47 Mr.wiki(scotland) replied:
It is known as the cradle of chinese civilisation becauseits basin area was very rich in natural resourcesso it helped to bring together modernisation in china. for more info. please look on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_River
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Sep. 24,2009 09:01
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Ms.confused(U.S.A) said:
what were some major political things in the Huang He river civilization?i need to know for an essay
Sep. 24,2009 20:10 Mr.good replied:
In many dynasties, the political centers were found located along the Huang He River, such as Xian, Xianyang, Luoyang and Kaifeng.
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Sep. 20,2009 17:13
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Ms.ily(U.S.A) said:
What are some ports along the Yellow River.I'm doing a report on it
Sep. 20,2009 21:31 Ms.Rita replied:
Yellow River does not have many ports as Yangtze River has. It carries too much sand and the sand deposits in the water channel, so it is impossible to form a port. One port is Dongying Port, which is the mouth where the Yellow River meets the sea.
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Sep. 13,2009 19:29
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Ms.Awesome(USA) said:
How long is the Huang He!?!?!?!? I am righting a report!
Sep. 13,2009 19:57 Ms.Naomi replied:
Huang He measures about 5,464-kilometer (about 3,395 miles). It is the second longest river in China.
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Sep. 11,2009 13:04
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Mr.LILJOE(USA) said:
i need to know ancient yellow river send me informion
Sep. 12,2009 20:26 Mr.Lucas replied:
The yellow river changed its course many times in ancient times, and many ancient capitals such as Xian, Luoyang and Kaifeng are located in the Yellow River basin.
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Sep. 9,2009 17:57
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Ms.ss(usa) said:
how does the huang he help and hurt china's farmers????? i am doing an essay and would like to know!!!!!
Sep. 9,2009 22:39 Mr.Peter replied:
Huanghe irrigates the farmlands but at the same time the floods and it changed courses many times ruined people's houses, farmland and even lives.
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Sep. 8,2009 11:29
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Ms.sb(USA) said:
im doing a project on the ancient yellow river valley civilization. does anyone know a good refrence site for this ?
Sep. 8,2009 22:04 Mr.WANG replied:
I think you can get some ideas in this page: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/river/yellow/civilization.htm
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Sep. 8,2009 00:48
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Mrs.wong(hawaii) said:
what are some artifacts of the yellow river valley people how were they used plzz teol me i hav a project to do
Sep. 8,2009 01:40 Mr.Awais replied:
Wow, such a big topic. Yellow River is the birth place of Chinese civilization, and of course, many cultural relics have been found in Yellow River basin, such as potteries, ancient coins and bronze works used by ancient yellow river people. They mainly used them as daily necessities or farm tools.
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Jun. 2,2009 23:10
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Ms.bob(canada) said:
what is the foods of the yellow river now and the shelter and clothing and water?
Jun. 3,2009 03:59 Mr.Bin replied:
The specialities of Yellow River are carp, date, crab and prawns. The people living along the Yellow River wear the same as the people living in the other area. The water in upper stream is quite clear, in the middle and downstream, because of the Loess Plateau, it carries much sand and becomes yellow-colored.
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May. 1,2009 11:00
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Mrs.ABCD(AMERICA) said:
huang he is the coolest thing i have ever studied
May. 22,2009 08:13 Mr.Dr max (india) replied:
sir .... if u say haung he as coolest one wat ll say about ganges in india .... the most magnifecent georges n maximum holy places of a 1 billion hindus n biggest delta of the world .... great ganges flows from top of the himalayas to the bed of bay of bengal ... off course every river has got its own scenic beauty
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May. 22,2009 08:07
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Mr.Dr max (india) said:
haung he is not called as red river .....
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Apr. 24,2009 18:38
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Mr.N@n$l(California) said:
How far away is the huang he (yellow) river from the great wall?!?!
Apr. 26,2009 19:59 Mr.Su replied:
Hi, you should tell us which sections of the Great Wall you refer to? The Great Wall meets the Yellow River at Lao Niu Wan, Pianguan Pass, Shanxi, so this is probably the nearest place from Yellow River to the Great Wall.
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Apr. 18,2009 11:49
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Ms.tingtong(japan) said:
Is the land around the yellow river on a slope? i need to know asap
Apr. 21,2009 03:49 Ms.Wang replied:
Yes, in the middle reaches of the Yellow River, there is a plateau called "Yellow Earth Plateau".
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Mar. 25,2009 13:54
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Ms.Mimi(Secret) said:
I need a ton a help! I have this huge report on the Huang River and I need to know what it is like today and in the past. Can you please help me?
Apr. 8,2009 19:59 Mr.Wall-E replied:
Well, I think your answers can be found in this page: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/river/yellow/civilization.htm
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Apr. 8,2009 01:04
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Mr.lame(Malaysia) said:
Can me know wat is the uses of yellow river?I need to do project, tq
Apr. 8,2009 19:57 Ms.Doll replied:
The Yellow River is used for such as transportation, sightseeing and irrgation, like any other river in the world.
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Feb. 11,2009 20:28
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Ms.?(Korea) said:
Why is it called Yellow River? And Red River too?
Mar. 20,2009 19:42 Ms.Jin(usa) replied:
because the yellow river is yellow with loess floating on top of it. but i dont know why it is called the red river.
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Travelers' Voices on Yellow River (42)
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Oct. 6,2009 16:16 Reply
Ms.ily(usa) said:
What are some natural resorces found along it??
Oct. 8,2009 20:28
Mr.Sim replied:
The Yellow River travels from west to east through Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Inner Mongolia Plateau, Loess Plateau and Yellow-Huaihe-Haihe Plain.
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Oct. 8,2009 12:00 Reply
Mr.werid(Canada) said:
what are it trading item of the yellow river
Oct. 8,2009 20:19
Mr.Jacky replied:
Though being the second largest river in China, the Yellow River is less important in trading item compared to Yangtze. It has very limited shipping ability due to its unique ice-jam flood and amount of water.
13.
Jan. 17,2009 20:39 Reply
Mrs.cool(america) said:
cool name whys it called the yellow river. you guys must hav alot of wannabes
Jan. 22,2009 17:28
Ms.sacman(U.S.A.) replied:
well its also called the haung hu river
Jan. 22,2009 17:29
Ms.sacman(U.S.A.) replied:
i am sorry i mmeant haung HE river
Feb. 16,2009 08:23
Ms.amanda(Switzerland) replied:
it is called the yellow river because of the loess it carries. GO FIGURE!
Apr. 16,2009 11:45
Ms.Hikaru(USA ) replied:
actually Huang He just means yellow river in chinese.
Apr. 30,2009 12:43
Mr.sasha(rochester) replied:
it is called the yellow river because of its rich soil
Jun. 19,2009 13:05
Mr.intelligent(u.k.) replied:
its yellow because of the amount of fine grained silt it carries [and im ten!]
Sep. 2,2009 05:38
Mr.Samuel Tan(Myamnar) replied:
Love China's Yellow river
Sep. 26,2009 06:25
Mrs.happy(England) replied:
It is also called the river of sorrow because of all the floods it is causing.
Sep. 26,2009 07:56
Mr.Wiki(scotland) replied:
It is known as the yellow river because the rocks it runs through(underground) and runs over(as a river)are rich in a type of rock crystal known as loess. this 'loess' turns the colour of the river to a sort of ochre yellow colour - which is where it gets its name from. When the loess is dropped by the river it creates natural dams which makes it flood - the worst flood being in 1938 when it took the lives of some 2,000,000 - 4,000,000 people.
Sep. 29,2009 06:49
Mr.sequoia replied:
because the river is yellow.yellow river flow though my hometown ,i'm quite sure about it
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Sep. 26,2009 06:21 Reply
Mr.da(America) said:
Hi im writing a report on the yellow river but i need to know how long it is in miles!!! it needs to be in by monday so hurry up!!!!!!!! PLZ HELP
Sep. 26,2009 20:25
Ms.Yvonne replied:
Hi, the Yellow River measures about 3,395 miles long!
15.
Aug. 27,2009 22:51 Reply
Ms.mmmk(aus) said:
why is it also called the "cradle of civilisation" ??
Aug. 29,2009 20:07
Mr.Rick replied:
Because it is the place where Chiese history starts.
Sep. 26,2009 07:47
Mr.wiki(scotland) replied:
It is known as the cradle of chinese civilisation becauseits basin area was very rich in natural resourcesso it helped to bring together modernisation in china. for more info. please look on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_River
16.
Sep. 24,2009 09:01 Reply
Ms.confused(U.S.A) said:
what were some major political things in the Huang He river civilization?i need to know for an essay
Sep. 24,2009 20:10
Mr.good replied:
In many dynasties, the political centers were found located along the Huang He River, such as Xian, Xianyang, Luoyang and Kaifeng.
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Sep. 20,2009 17:13 Reply
Ms.ily(U.S.A) said:
What are some ports along the Yellow River.I'm doing a report on it
Sep. 20,2009 21:31
Ms.Rita replied:
Yellow River does not have many ports as Yangtze River has. It carries too much sand and the sand deposits in the water channel, so it is impossible to form a port. One port is Dongying Port, which is the mouth where the Yellow River meets the sea.
18.
Sep. 13,2009 19:29 Reply
Ms.Awesome(USA) said:
How long is the Huang He!?!?!?!? I am righting a report!
Sep. 13,2009 19:57
Ms.Naomi replied:
Huang He measures about 5,464-kilometer (about 3,395 miles). It is the second longest river in China.
19.
Sep. 11,2009 13:04 Reply
Mr.LILJOE(USA) said:
i need to know ancient yellow river send me informion
Sep. 12,2009 20:26
Mr.Lucas replied:
The yellow river changed its course many times in ancient times, and many ancient capitals such as Xian, Luoyang and Kaifeng are located in the Yellow River basin.
20.
Sep. 9,2009 17:57 Reply
Ms.ss(usa) said:
how does the huang he help and hurt china's farmers????? i am doing an essay and would like to know!!!!!
Sep. 9,2009 22:39
Mr.Peter replied:
Huanghe irrigates the farmlands but at the same time the floods and it changed courses many times ruined people's houses, farmland and even lives.
21.
Sep. 8,2009 11:29 Reply
Ms.sb(USA) said:
im doing a project on the ancient yellow river valley civilization. does anyone know a good refrence site for this ?
Sep. 8,2009 22:04
Mr.WANG replied:
I think you can get some ideas in this page:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/river/yellow/civilization.htm
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Sep. 8,2009 00:48 Reply
Mrs.wong(hawaii) said:
what are some artifacts of the yellow river valley people how were they used plzz teol me i hav a project to do
Sep. 8,2009 01:40
Mr.Awais replied:
Wow, such a big topic. Yellow River is the birth place of Chinese civilization, and of course, many cultural relics have been found in Yellow River basin, such as potteries, ancient coins and bronze works used by ancient yellow river people. They mainly used them as daily necessities or farm tools.
23.
Jun. 2,2009 23:10 Reply
Ms.bob(canada) said:
what is the foods of the yellow river now and the shelter and clothing and water?
Jun. 3,2009 03:59
Mr.Bin replied:
The specialities of Yellow River are carp, date, crab and prawns. The people living along the Yellow River wear the same as the people living in the other area. The water in upper stream is quite clear, in the middle and downstream, because of the Loess Plateau, it carries much sand and becomes yellow-colored.
24.
May. 1,2009 11:00 Reply
Mrs.ABCD(AMERICA) said:
huang he is the coolest thing i have ever studied
May. 22,2009 08:13
Mr.Dr max (india) replied:
sir .... if u say haung he as coolest one wat ll say about ganges in india .... the most magnifecent georges n maximum holy places of a 1 billion hindus n biggest delta of the world .... great ganges flows from top of the himalayas to the bed of bay of bengal ... off course every river has got its own scenic beauty
25.
May. 22,2009 08:07 Reply
Mr.Dr max (india) said:
haung he is not called as red river .....
26.
Apr. 24,2009 18:38 Reply
Mr.N@n$l(California) said:
How far away is the huang he (yellow) river from the great wall?!?!
Apr. 26,2009 19:59
Mr.Su replied:
Hi, you should tell us which sections of the Great Wall you refer to? The Great Wall meets the Yellow River at Lao Niu Wan, Pianguan Pass, Shanxi, so this is probably the nearest place from Yellow River to the Great Wall.
27.
Apr. 18,2009 11:49 Reply
Ms.tingtong(japan) said:
Is the land around the yellow river on a slope? i need to know asap
Apr. 21,2009 03:49
Ms.Wang replied:
Yes, in the middle reaches of the Yellow River, there is a plateau called "Yellow Earth Plateau".
28.
Mar. 25,2009 13:54 Reply
Ms.Mimi(Secret) said:
I need a ton a help! I have this huge report on the Huang River and I need to know what it is like today and in the past. Can you please help me?
Apr. 8,2009 19:59
Mr.Wall-E replied:
Well, I think your answers can be found in this page:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/river/yellow/civilization.htm
29.
Apr. 8,2009 01:04 Reply
Mr.lame(Malaysia) said:
Can me know wat is the uses of yellow river?I need to do project, tq
Apr. 8,2009 19:57
Ms.Doll replied:
The Yellow River is used for such as transportation, sightseeing and irrgation, like any other river in the world.
30.
Feb. 11,2009 20:28 Reply
Ms.?(Korea) said:
Why is it called Yellow River? And Red River too?
Mar. 20,2009 19:42
Ms.Jin(usa) replied:
because the yellow river is yellow with loess floating on top of it. but i dont know why it is called the red river.