The Ao ( Chinese: 敖江), also known as the Dai, is the sixth longest river of Fujian province, China. It originates in the Jiufeng Mountains and flows into the East China Sea. The river has a total length of 137 km and basin area of 2665 square kilometers.[ citation needed]
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26°15′46.440″N 119°38′18.240″E / 26.26290000°N 119.63840000°E
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The Ao ( Chinese: 敖江), also known as the Dai, is the sixth longest river of Fujian province, China. It originates in the Jiufeng Mountains and flows into the East China Sea. The river has a total length of 137 km and basin area of 2665 square kilometers.[ citation needed]
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26°15′46.440″N 119°38′18.240″E / 26.26290000°N 119.63840000°E
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