Water War from Here!

ASIA "LONGEST" RIVERS:

This list highlights the Asian continent's thirty longest rivers. 

Yangtze - 3,915 miles
Yellow - 3,395 miles
Mekong - 3,050 miles
Lena - 2,734 miles
Irtysh - 2,640 miles
Yenisei - 2,540 miles
Ob - 2,268 miles
Lower Tunguska, 1,857 miles
Indus - 1,800 miles
Brahmaputra - 1,800 miles

Convert Miles to Kilometers 

Amur - 1,755 miles
Salween - 1,749 miles
Euphrates - 1,740 miles
Vilyuy - 1,647 miles
Amu Darya - 1,578 miles
Ganges - 1,560 miles
Ishim - 1,522 miles
Ural - 1,509 miles
Olenyok - 1,424 miles
Aldan - 1,412 miles

Convert Miles to Kilometers 
Syr Darya - 1,374 miles
Ayeyarwady - 1,350 miles
Kolyma - 1,323 miles
Tarim - 1,260 miles
Vitim - 1,229 miles
Xi - 1,200 miles
Sungari - 1,197 miles
Tigris - 1,180 miles
Tunguska - 1,159 miles
Angara - 1,105 miles

Tibet is endowed with the world's greatest river systems. Its river waters are a lifeline to the World's two most-populous countries — China and India — as well as to Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, Cambodia, Pakistan, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam. These countries comprise 47 percent of the world population. Almost half of the world’s population lives in the watersheds of the rivers whose sources lie on the Tibetan Plateau. There are more than 1000 lakes on the Tibetan Plateau, including the world’s highest salt lake — Namtso (Nam Co). Both sourced in the Tibetan Plateau, the Yangtze (Chang Jiang) River and the Yellow River serve roughly 520 million people in China. The Yangtze River is the third-longest in the world, after the Amazon and the Nile.