Shangrao Xinjiang River

One of the five major rivers in Liyang Lake in this river city is because Liu Road passed through Xinzhou during the Tang Dynasty. That is, Shangrao today. So this river is called Xinhe, and it was called Jiang in the Qing Dynasty. Now it is called Xinjiang River.

The Xinjiang River that runs through Shangrao City is from the mountains at the junction of Zhejiang and Shanghai, and has been leading to Xiangyang Lake and then entering the Yangtze River through the lake entrance. [Strong], it is really a panoramic pass, with a long source. The walking trails on both sides of the Xinjiang River are well built. You can enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river and approach the leisure life of Shangrao citizens. The forest parks on the other side of the river, Xinjiang Academy, and revolutionary martyrs' monuments are all worth visiting.

When I come to this place, I will definitely go to the place. The night view at night is super beautiful. Next to the river is Wanda Plaza. It is also very close to the city. It is very comfortable to walk on the trail with my boyfriend.

The river is clear, the three rivers meet, and the Poyang Lake meets.

Xinjiang River is also known as Shangrao River, the ancient name Yushui, it originated from the mountains at the junction of Zhejiang and Shanghai, and has been leading to Poyang Lake and then through the lake entrance into the Yangtze River--------Beautiful scenery, many places of interest, rich resources, one color of water and sky, all directions, long-term!

Rao and Yingtan above Xinjiang River are the boundary, divided into three sections: upstream, middle and downstream. The upper reaches of the coastal area are mainly medium and low mountains, and the terrain is more undulating. The middle reaches are Xinjiang Basin, and its edges are gradually reduced from the north, east and south to the middle, and tilted west. Downstream is the alluvial plain area of Poyang Lake, the terrain is flat and open.

One of the larger rivers in Jiangxi Province, one of the five major rivers in the Poyang Lake water system, also known as Shangrao River