Loei River
The Loei River is located in Northeastern Thailand. It's a tributary of the Mekong.
Geography
The Loei River is part of the Northeast Khong Basin and flows through Loei Province with a total length of approximately.Its source is in northeastern Thailand, on the western edge of the 848 km² Phu Luang plateau, within the districts of Wang Saphung, Phu Ruea, Dan [Sai district|Dan Sai], and Phu Luang. From there, the Loei initially flows south. Eventually, its course changes to the east, forming the natural border between the provinces of Loei and Phetchabun. After flowing around Mount Phu Ho, it turns north and reaches the provincial capital of Loei. From here, the river continues 47 kilometers north to Na Sao Subdistrict of Chiang Khan, where it joins the Mekong.
Category:Rivers of Thailand
Category:Tributaries of the Mekong River