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The 14 pages that link to Huai River, each with the reason it gives.

• Yellow RiverCompared with: Its basin lies south of the Yellow River and marks a transition between northern and southern China.

• Grand Canal of ChinaRelated: Canal connections through the Huai region linked northern and southern waterways.

• North China PlainRelated: Its basin marks a southern transition in the plain’s geography and climate.

• AnhuiRelated: Its basin defines much of northern Anhui and separates it from the Yangtze lowlands.

• JiangsuRelated: The river crosses northern Jiangsu and helps define the province’s north–south geography.

• Yellow River course changesRelated: The Yellow River’s southward course between 1128 and 1855 entered the Huai drainage basin.

• 1931 China floodsRelated: Its basin was among the regions affected by the 1931 floods.

• Flood control in ChinaBroader topic: Its flood-prone basin has required extensive reservoirs, drainage channels, and detention areas.

• Nian RebellionRelated: Nian operations centered in the flood-prone region between the Huai and Yellow rivers.

• ShangqiuRelated: The Huai basin connects Shangqiu’s setting to the wider geography of central-eastern China.

• BengbuRelated: The river runs through Bengbu and shapes its regional geography.

• HuaibeiRelated: The river gives the surrounding Huai region its geographic frame.

• North Jiangsu Main Irrigation CanalRelated: The canal forms part of the broader water-management system that regulates Huai River flooding.

• QinlingRelated: The Qinling–Huai line is a widely used geographic and climatic division between northern and southern China.