Chaobai River

The Chaobai River flows through northern China. The river originates about three kilometers south of the city of Miyun at the confluence of its two main tributaries: the Chao River and the Bai River. The tributaries separately flow into the Miyun reservoir, from which a single river flows. The length of the Chaobai River is 458 kilometers, and the average depth is two and a half meters. From Miyun, the river flows southwest, then south, then southeast and flows into Zhili Bay.