Lying north of the East China Sea, from which it is separated by an east-west line connecting Cheju Island with mainland China, its major harbors include Tsingtao, Shanghai, Inchon, and Port Arthur.
Its major inlets are the Korea Bay and the Gulf of Chilhi, to which it is connected by the Chilhi peninsula. Lying north of the East China Sea, from which it is separated by an east-west line connecting Cheju Island with mainland China, its major harbors include Tsingtao, Shanghai, Inchon, and Port Arthur. For 10 points name this body of water into which such rivers as the Yang-tze, Yalu, and Hwang-Ho drain, from whose silt deposits it gets its name.
Its major inlets are the Korea Bay and the Gulf of Chilhi, to which it is connected by the Chilhi peninsula.
Yellow Sea or Huang Hai