Jingsha Jiang

English Proper noun en misspelling en Jinsha Jiang. en 1994 Ian Douglas; Gu Hengyue; He Min Water resources and environmental problems of China's great rivers Denis Dwyer China: The Next Decades https://archive.org/details/chinanextdecades0000dwye/ 0-582-10164-6 29598552 192–193 https://archive.org/details/chinanextdecades0000dwye/page/192/ The main stem of the river, the Jingsha JiangJinsha Jiang, rises in the dry eastern plateau of Tibet and has the lowest mean runoff per unit area of all the upper tributaries of 0.009 15 m³ km⁻² s⁻¹, compared to a mean flow of 0.021 m³ km⁻² s⁻¹ in the Mian Jiang in western Sichuan. en 2003 West Sichuan Highland-Yangtze River Basin w:The American Alpine Journal https://archive.org/details/americanalpinejo0000unse_z6g1/ 0-930410-93-9 54033757 149 https://archive.org/details/americanalpinejo0000unse_z6g1/page/149/ The first part of this section outlines the major mountain ranges and massifs in the eastern Hengduan Mountains between Jingsha JiangJinsha Jiang (River of Golden Sand) and Min Jiang of the Upper Yangtze River. en 2003 Tashi Nyima China Case Study 3: Pastoral Systems, Change and the Future of the Grazing Lands in Tibet Transhumant Grazing Systems in Temperate Asia https://archive.org/details/transhumantgrazi0000unse/ Rome w:Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 92-5-104977-7 54756498 159 https://archive.org/details/transhumantgrazi0000unse/page/159/ 2 The warm semi-humid agroforestry zone is where major rivers such as Jingsha JiangJinsha Jiang, Lancangjiang and Nujiang flow south out of Tibet. en Usage notes This spelling demonstrates confusion between -n and -ng, which is also a common phenomenon in spoken Mandarin Chinese.