独龙江






伊洛瓦底江及其主要支流


独龙江是云南六大水系之一，伊洛瓦底江上游之主幹河道、伊洛瓦底江之源（见《云南省志-地理志》、《云南省志-水利志》）。是云南西北部横断山脉“四江并流”的重要组成部分。[1]。上源为克劳龙河，由日东尔美和戛达曲汇聚而成，日东尔美为独龙江正源，它发源于伯舒拉岭南部金拉山口的拉卡错，源头位于中国西藏林芝地区察隅县境内，源头溪流名为金通[1]。向南流经担当利卡山和高黎贡山之间的峡谷，即中国云南省怒江州贡山县独龙江乡，之后转而向西进入缅甸克钦邦，在缅甸克钦邦境内Salaunga附近与恩梅开江的主要支流驼洛江（也称脱落江；缅甸称之为南塔曼河，英文为 Nam Tamai River）汇合，改称为恩梅开江。国内全长250公里，流域面积1947平方公里。缅甸境内段长约30余公里。该江因中国五十六个民族之一的独龙族世居于此而得名。独龙江流域降水丰富，沿岸地勢高低落差极大，水流湍急。



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  1. ^ 1.01.1 喻菲. 中国科学家确定雅鲁藏布江等四条国际河流源头. 科学网. 2011-08-22 [2011-08-23]. 




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中国主要江河水系

七大江河水系

长江 – 辽河 – 海河 – 黄河 – 淮河 – 黑龙江 – 珠江
沿海独立水系
（参见东南沿海诸河）

广西沿海诸河 – 广东沿海诸河 – 福建沿海诸河 – 浙江沿海诸河 – 江苏沿海诸河 – 山东沿海诸河 – 京津冀沿海诸河 – 辽宁沿海诸河 – 海南沿海诸河
边境跨国河流
（参见西南边境诸河）

印度河水系 – 恒河水系 – 雅鲁藏布江（布拉马普特拉河） – 伊洛瓦底江 – 怒江（萨尔温江） – 澜沧江（湄公河）水系 – 红河  – 伊犁河 – 额尔齐斯河 – 黑龙江水系 – 绥芬河 – 图们江 – 鸭绿江
内陆河流
(参见西部诸河)

塔里木河 – 额济纳河 – 疏勒河 – 玛纳斯河 – 乌伦古河 – 格尔木河
运河

京杭大运河 – 灵渠 – 苏北灌溉总渠 – 胶莱河 – 胥河 – 浙东运河
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華北、東北

北京 · 天津 · 河北 · 山西 · 內蒙古 · 遼寧 · 吉林 · 黑龍江

華東、中南

上海 · 江蘇 · 浙江 · 安徽 · 福建 · 江西 · 山東 · 河南 · 湖北 · 湖南 · 廣東 · 廣西 · 海南

西南、西北

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