Uyu River

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The Uyu River is a significant river in northern Myanmar that flows through Kachin and Sagaing regions, supporting local communities and ecosystems before joining the Chindwin River.

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Uyu River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
basinCountry Myanmar
continent Asia
country Myanmar
drainageBasin Chindwin River basin
linked to: Chindwin River
drainsInto Chindwin River
flowsThrough Kachin State
Sagaing Region
hasEcologicalImportance supports riparian habitats in northern Myanmar
hasEconomicImportance supports subsistence livelihoods along its banks
hasHydrologicalRole tributary supplying water to the Chindwin River
locatedIn Myanmar Highlands
northern Myanmar
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Kachin State
Sagaing Region
mouthOfWatercourse Chindwin River
partOf Chindwin River basin
linked to: Chindwin River

Irrawaddy River system
linked to: Irrawaddy River
region Kachin State
Sagaing Region
supports local communities
local ecosystems
tributaryOf Chindwin River
usedFor fishing
river transport
small-scale irrigation
watercourseType freshwater river

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Chindwin River hasTributary Uyu River