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Meaning of "salween"
salween (verb): a term that seems to be misspelled or misinterpreted, as it does not have a clear definition or known usage in English
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- A 2,815-kilometre-long river flowing from the Tibetan Plateau into the Andaman Sea, through China, Burma and Thailand.
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This happened near to the Salween river.
It separates the Salween watershed from the Mekong watershed.
The erosion has also made the Salween very silty.
The Salween River marked the western border of the new province.
Japanese troops cross the river Salween.
The situation east of the Salween River is much more intractable.
Seven dams have been proposed for the Salween River.
It occurs in the upper Salween River drainage in Tibet.
It has also been recorded from the drainage of the Salween in Yunnan.
The Salween Sittaung and Yangon rivers empty into it.
This battle was a phase of the Salween Campaign.
The Salween basin.
The westernmost primary range runs between the Mekong and Salween rivers.
Japanese forces crossed the Salween River and headed for Kengtung.
Nujiang is also called Nu river or or Salween River.
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The Salween river flows southwards 2 km to the east.
Japanese troops cross the important Salween River in Burma.
The Salween river flows through the following protected areas,.
It lies on the border of Thailand across the Salween River.
Salween Delta from space ( south is to the upper left ).
It occurs in the upper Mekong and Salween River drainages in Tibet.
Matman is located on a hillside about 10 km northeast of the Salween.
It is found in Salween Basin.
John Rambo has retreated to northern Thailand, where he '' s running a longboat on the Salween River.
Japanese advance to the Salween and Chindwin [ edit ].
Campaigners say six dams are planned in Burma and 13 on the upper Salween in China.
Nujiang is also called Nu river or Chinese, 怒江 ; pinyin, Nù Jiāng or Salween River.
Songshan ( in Chinese ) Matsuyama ( in Japanese ) blocked the road immediately behind the Salween River.
