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The Sanjiang Plain includes the Amur River (also known as the Heilong, or literally, "Black Dragon" or River), Songhua and Ussuri [also known as the Wusuli) rivers and covers 23 counties in Heilongjiang Province, China encompassing about 109,000 km². The area has extensive wetlands.^[1]

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^ 2003. Wang A., Zhang S., and Zhang B. A study on the change of spatial pattern of wetland in the Sanjiang Plain. Acta Ecologica Sinica 23(2):237-243

[1] 2003. Wang A., Zhang S., and Zhang B. A study on the change of spatial pattern of wetland in the Sanjiang Plain. Acta Ecologica Sinica 23(2):237-243

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-The '''Sanjiang Plain''' includes the Heilong (literally, "Black Dragon"), Songhua and Wusuli rivers and covers 23 counties in Heilongjiang Province, China encompassing about 109,000 km2. The area has extensive wetlands.<ref>2003. Wang A., Zhang S., and Zhang B. A study on the change of spatial pattern of wetland in the Sanjiang Plain. Acta Ecologica Sinica 23(2):237-243</ref>
+The '''Sanjiang Plain''' includes the [[Amur River]] (also known as the Heilong, or literally, "Black Dragon" or River), [[Songhua]] and [[Ussuri]] [also known as the Wusuli) rivers and covers 23 counties in [[Heilongjiang]] Province, [[China]] encompassing about 109,000 km<sup>2</sup>. The area has extensive [[wetland]]s.<ref>2003. Wang A., Zhang S., and Zhang B. A study on the change of spatial pattern of wetland in the Sanjiang Plain. Acta Ecologica Sinica 23(2):237-243</ref>
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