What is Huangpu River?
{{no sources|date=July 2023}} The Huangpu River (Chinese: 黄浦江), 113-kilometer-long river that flows through the heart of [[Shanghai]], [[China]]. Its headwaters come from [[Dianshan Lake]] on the Jiangsu border, and it flows through [[Qingpu District]], [[Songjiang District]], [[Fengxian District]] and [[Minhang District]] before turning abruptly northwards, continuing its course through Minhang District. The Huangpu curves as it becomes the border between [[Pudong New District]] and [[Xuhui District]], flowing then past [[Huangpu District]], the city center of Shanghai, after which it receives its main tributary, the [[Suzhou River]]. Afterwards the river serves as the border between Pudong New District and [[Hongkou District]], then [[Yangpu District]], and finally [[Baoshan District]]. The Huangpu River merges into the [[Yangtze River]] at [[Wusongkou]], after which the combined waters flow gently into the [[East China Sea]]. [[Category:Rivers of China]] [[Category:Shanghai]] {{asia-stub}}