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MYANMAR - DECEMBER 28: Monks on a brige in Irrawaddy river in Myanmar on December 28, 2005 - The Ayeyarwady River or Irrawaddy River is a river that flows from North to South of Myanmar. It is the country's largest river (about 1350 miles or 2170 km long) and its most important commercial waterway, with a drainage area of about 158,700 square miles (411,000 km??). The Ayeyarwaddy River starts in the North of Kachin State, at the confluence of the Mali Hka and N'Mai Hka rivers. The western Mali Hka branch arises from the end of the southern Himalayas, north of Putao, and (like the main river) is called Nam Kiu in the Shan language. (Photo by Eric LAFFORGUE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

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