Amur River

The Amur River is a major waterway in eastern Asia, forming a natural border between Russia and China. It stretches approximately 2,800 miles, making it one of the longest rivers in the world. The river starts in Russia's Mongolian-Manchurian Plain and flows eastward into the Sea of Japan. It plays a vital role in regional ecology, supporting diverse wildlife and ecosystems, and is important for transportation, agriculture, and fishing for local communities. The Amur River’s basin encompasses a variety of landscapes, from forests to wetlands, contributing to its ecological significance.