East China Plain

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The East China Plain is a vast, densely populated alluvial lowland in eastern China, known as one of the country’s most important agricultural and economic heartlands.

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East China Plain canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alluvial plain
geographical region
plain
borderedBy Bohai Sea NERFINISHED
East China Sea NERFINISHED
Yellow Sea NERFINISHED
climate humid continental influences in the north
subtropical influences in the south
temperate monsoon climate
contains Anhui Province NERFINISHED
Beijing NERFINISHED
Hebei Province NERFINISHED
Hefei NERFINISHED
Henan Province NERFINISHED
Jiangsu Province NERFINISHED
Jinan NERFINISHED
Nanjing NERFINISHED
Qingdao NERFINISHED
Shandong Province NERFINISHED
Shijiazhuang NERFINISHED
Tianjin NERFINISHED
Zhengzhou NERFINISHED
northern Anhui Province NERFINISHED
northern Jiangsu Province
country China
drainedBy Hai River NERFINISHED
Huai River NERFINISHED
Yangtze River NERFINISHED
Yellow River NERFINISHED
economicRole key industrial and urban corridor
major agricultural production base of China
elevation generally below 50 meters above sea level
geologicalOrigin formed by fluvial and marine sedimentation
hasMajorRiver Hai River NERFINISHED
Huai River NERFINISHED
Yangtze River NERFINISHED
Yellow River NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance core region of early Chinese civilization
long history of intensive cultivation
knownFor economic importance
high population density
intensive agriculture
locatedIn eastern China NERFINISHED
locatedOn Asian continent NERFINISHED
majorCrop cotton
maize
peanuts
rice
soybeans
wheat
partOf East Asia NERFINISHED
North China Plain NERFINISHED
populationDensity among the highest in China
risk flooding
land subsidence in some urban areas
soilType alluvial soil
terrainType lowland

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middle and lower Yangtze Plain partOf East China Plain