龍溪




龙溪可以指：




  • 龙溪县：原中华人民共和国福建省下辖的一个县，1960年与海澄县合并为龙海县。


  • 龙溪 (资水)：流经中华人民共和国湖南省新宁县和武冈市，是资水右岸支流。


  • 龙溪 (洢水)：位于中华人民共和国湖南省安化县，是洢水右岸支流。


  • 龙溪 (紫溪河)：位于中华人民共和国湖南省东安县，是紫溪河左岸支流。


  • 龙溪 (丰良河)：位于中华人民共和国广东省丰顺县境内，是丰良河左岸支流。


  • 龙溪 (练江)：位于中华人民共和国广东省汕头市境内，是练江右岸支流。


  • 龙溪 (雪兰莪)：位于马来西亚雪兰莪州雪邦县境内，马来文名为Dengkil，是一个华人新村。


  • 龙溪镇，多处地方有该名称的行政区。












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