How long is the Minjiang River?

Minjiang River is the largest river in Fujian Province. Originated from the southwest slope of Yanfeng Mountain in Taitian Village, Junkou Township, Jianning County on the east side of Wuyishan Mountain, there are three tributaries in the upper reaches: Shaxi, Futunxi and Jianxi. From Shuikou Town to Fuzhou City, through Minqing County and Minhou County, Huai 'an is divided into two ports, north and south. Beigang is called Mindong, also known as Taijiang and Bailong River, and Nangang is called Wulong River. After bypassing Nantai Island, the two rivers meet at Mawei Port and flow northeast through Min 'an Canyon. The Tingjiang River is divided into two tributaries, which bypass Langqi Island and flow into the Taiwan Province Strait from Nagato Waterway and Meihua Waterway respectively. The total length is 530 kilometers, in Fuzhou 150 kilometers; The main tributaries are Anren River, Meixi River, Damu River, Zhangda River, Xindian River and Qianying River.

Minjiang River is rich in hydraulic resources, and Shuikou Hydropower Station is the largest hydropower station in East China at present, with an installed capacity of 6.5438+0.4 million kilowatts. There are 60-ton ships from Shuikou to Taijiang, 1000-ton ships from Taijiang to Mawei Port, and 10,000-ton ships from Mawei Port to Minjiang Estuary. The lower reaches of Minjiang River is one of the important tourist areas in Fuzhou, with beautiful scenery, integrating natural landscape and human landscape. At present, a one-day tour from Taijiang Wharf to Minjiang Estuary has been opened.