tumen river

colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFCCCC" \| Tumen (Tuman) River
colspan="2" \| Chinese Name
width="150" \| Traditional Chinese	width="150" \| 圖們江
width="150" \| Simplified Chinese	width="150" \| 图们江
width="150" \| Hanyu Pinyin	width="150" \| Tmenjiāng (tu2 men5 jiang1)
width="150" \| Wade-Giles	width="150" \| T'u-man-chiang
colspan="2" \| Korean Name
width="150" \| McCune-Reischauer	width="150" \| Tuman'gang
width="150" \| Revised Romanization	width="150" \| Duman-gang
width="150" \| Hangul	width="150" \| 두만강
width="150" \| Hanja	width="150" \| 豆満江

The Tumen (Tuman) River is a river in northeast Asia, on the border between China and North Korea in its upper reaches, and between North Korea and Russia in its lower stretches. The name of the river comes from the Jurchen tumen, which means "ten thousand." The river is 521 km long, rising in the Changbai (Changbaek) Mountains and flowing into the Sea of Japan.

Tumen River

See also