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- The Yeong River is a river in Mungyeong City, North Gyeongsang province, South Korea. It flows into the Nakdong River, which in turn flows into the Sea of Japan (East Sea). The river rises from Hwabuk-myeon in Sangju, and drains most of western Mungyeong and parts of northern Sangju. From tip to tail, it covers a total of 66.2 km² and drains an area of 913.7 km². The Yeong flows into the Nakdong at the southeastern corner of Mungyeong between Yeongsun-myeon and Sangju's Sabeol-myeon. During most of the 20th century, coal mines were widespread throughout the Yeong valley, and the quality of the river was heavily degraded. As the water has cleared in recent years, efforts have been made to improve the river's potential to support tourism. The river flows past Jinnam Bridge, which is known as one of the most beautiful places in North Gyeongsang and is a popular symbol of Mungyeong. In addition, rafting trips are now often organized along the Yeong. The river has also become a noted spot for recreational fishing for species including Korean aucha perch, catfish, dark chub, and pale chub. The Yeong may take its name from the Ying River in China, which is identified by the same Chinese character. (en)
- De Yeong is een rivier in de stad Mungyeong, in het noorden van de Zuid-Koreaanse provincie . De Yeong heeft een lengte van ruim 66 kilometer en gaat in het zuidoosten van Mugyeong over in de Nakdong, die op zijn beurt uitmondt in de Japanse Zee. (nl)
- 영강(潁江)은 상주 청화산에서 발원하여 문경시 가은읍로 흘러 문경시를 동서로 가로지르는 강으로, 불정동에서 과 만나고, 상주시 함창읍에서 낙동강과 만난다. 영강의 하천 주변에는 구렁이, 맹꽁이, 영, 수달, 삵 등이 살고 있으며, 문경새재와 진남교반에서 산과 어우려저 좋은 경치를 이룬다. (ko)
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- De Yeong is een rivier in de stad Mungyeong, in het noorden van de Zuid-Koreaanse provincie . De Yeong heeft een lengte van ruim 66 kilometer en gaat in het zuidoosten van Mugyeong over in de Nakdong, die op zijn beurt uitmondt in de Japanse Zee. (nl)
- 영강(潁江)은 상주 청화산에서 발원하여 문경시 가은읍로 흘러 문경시를 동서로 가로지르는 강으로, 불정동에서 과 만나고, 상주시 함창읍에서 낙동강과 만난다. 영강의 하천 주변에는 구렁이, 맹꽁이, 영, 수달, 삵 등이 살고 있으며, 문경새재와 진남교반에서 산과 어우려저 좋은 경치를 이룬다. (ko)
- The Yeong River is a river in Mungyeong City, North Gyeongsang province, South Korea. It flows into the Nakdong River, which in turn flows into the Sea of Japan (East Sea). The river rises from Hwabuk-myeon in Sangju, and drains most of western Mungyeong and parts of northern Sangju. From tip to tail, it covers a total of 66.2 km² and drains an area of 913.7 km². The Yeong flows into the Nakdong at the southeastern corner of Mungyeong between Yeongsun-myeon and Sangju's Sabeol-myeon. The Yeong may take its name from the Ying River in China, which is identified by the same Chinese character. (en)
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- 영강 (강) (ko)
- Yeong (nl)
- Yeong River (en)
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