description Chi River Overview
The Chi River is a major river of northeastern Thailand. It rises in the Phetchabun Mountains and flows generally eastward across the Khorat Plateau before joining the Mun River in Sisaket Province; the Mun later flows into the Mekong. The river's drainage basin includes agricultural and urban areas of Thailand's Isan region, and its course is about 765 kilometres long.
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Where does the Chi River flow?
The Chi River rises in the Phetchabun Mountains and flows east across Thailand's Khorat Plateau. It joins the Mun River in Sisaket Province.
Does the Chi River reach the Mekong River?
The Chi River reaches the Mekong indirectly through the Mun River. The Mun later flows into the Mekong, making the Chi part of that larger drainage system.
Which region of Thailand does the Chi River drain?
The river is a major waterway of northeastern Thailand, especially across the Khorat Plateau. Its basin includes large agricultural areas that depend on seasonal water supplies.
Where does the Chi River begin?
The Chi River begins in the Phetchabun Mountains. From there it travels generally eastward before meeting the Mun River.
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