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Amur ( Russian  Amuper ) from Ewenisch Tamur for Big River ; Heilong jiang by Chinese Heilongjiang \/ Heilongjiang , Pinyin  H\u0113il “ Ji\u0101ng ? \/ i -“black and dragon stream”-for Black dragon river . The river is created 61 kilometers west of Mohe by the confluence of the Argun and the Schilka. After this river wedding, the Amur flows over 2000 kilometers in length as a border river to the southeast. He takes up the water of Bureja, Huma He, Seja and Songhua Jianang (Sungari). In front of the Sichote-Alin (“coastal mountains”) he bends to the northeast in the Chinese-Russian lowlands. The Ussuri flows above above Chabarovsk, and the Amur now flows to the mouth of the Russian area. Further fluent towards the northeast, he absorbs the AMGUN water. The Amur flows slightly east of Nikolajewsk into the Tatarsund, a marine road between the Ochotskische and the Japanese sea on the northwest edge of the Pacific. The mouth of the river is located further east of the northern end of the island of Sachalin. The Amur is navigable over its entire length. The amounts of water measured at Komsomolsk (an average of 984 m\u00b3\/s in March, in September, however, 20,702 m\u00b3\/s; long -term average 9,819 m\u00b3\/s) come from a catchment area of \u200b\u200b1,730,000 km\u00b2. [2] Together with the left source river of Amurs, the Schilka, and its right source flow, the Onon, the 4411 kilometer river is created Ong-Schilka-Amur ; Together with the right Amur source river Argun, the 4444 kilometer river is formed Argun-amur . Hailar (today: district of Hulun Buir) and about 150 kilometers west of it is located on the Argun, the Hulun lake (Hulun only) is located, which actually has no contact with the argument that he continues to flow to the east. In particularly rainy years, it happens that this lake, which is normally drainless, overflows on its north bank in order to lead to the Argun after about 30 kilometers. This gives the Cherlen (Kerulen), which is bound to this lake, a connection to the Argun, which forms the Chinese-Russian border from there in his lower reaches over 944 kilometers length and then passes into the Amur, so that the 5052-kilometer river run Kerulen-Argun-Amur arises. The pure Amur -River is about as long as the Danube. The Kerulen-Argun-Amur -River run is the fear of sieve on earth. On September 6, 1689, Russia recognized the area on both sides of the Amur as a Chinese territory in the first of China, in the Treaty of Nertschinsk. In 1858, with the Treaty of Aigun, the Amur border between the two countries became. However, there were several border conflicts in the (younger) past on this border section. The Amurbecken, in which the taiga’s coniferous forests meet the tundra’s bush and swamp landscape, is a region with great biodiversity. This is where Siberian tigers, wolf, lynx, brown bear and moose occur as well as deer, amurleopard, collar bear, mandarin duck and Asian paradise. It is also an essential area for the Asian cranes, and every year there are six different crane types in this region. In addition, the male crane and the white neck crane breed here. [3] Wiktionary: amur – Declarations of meaning, word origin, synonyms, translations \u2191  Amur In the state water list of the Russian Federation (Russian)  \u2191  Amur Basin, Station Komsomolsk at University of New Hampshire \u2013 Global Runoff Data Centre , accessed on January 24, 2013  \u2191  Peter Matthiessen: The kings of the air – travel with cranes , Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2010, ISBN 978-3-596-18195-7, p. 18   "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki1\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki1\/2018\/03\/28\/amu-ywikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"AMU \u2013 ywikipedia"}}]}]