This body of water is the namesake of a four-nation commission formed in 1957 to develop hydroelectric projects using its water.
This body of water is the namesake of a four-nation commission formed in 1957 to develop hydroelectric projects using its water. Khone Falls prohibits navigation of one section of this river, whose early course is called the "River of Turbulence" and flows parallel to the Salween. Starting at the River of Rock in the Tanggula Mountains, this river drains both the Khorat Plateau and the western portion of the Annamese Cordillera, and the Sab River connects it to Tonle Sap. Branching into the Massac south of Phnom Penh and forming part of the Laos-Myanmar border, for 10 points, name this longest river of Southeast Asia.
This body of water is the namesake of a four-nation commission formed in 1957 to develop hydroelectric projects using its water.
{Mekong} River