Thailand's main river is Chao Phraya. It has a small amount of soil, which indicates the plain of Thailand. Chao Phraya comes from the meeting point of two other Ping and Nan River. River Nan is the main tributary of the River Yom. Wang River is another river that flows into northern Thailand and is 335 miles long. It's from the Ping River. The longest river in Thailand is the Chi River, which is 765 km, but the water flow is very low. It runs through Yasothon province in Thailand.
Chao Phraya is located 372 kilometers from Bangkok to the Gulf of Thailand. He's in a twin room at Chainat. The main part of the river, known as Chin River, runs parallel to Chao Phraya and ends in the bay. Many names call. The Chain is called the river Makhamthao, and when it goes to Suphanburi, it is called the Suphan. Nakhon Chaisi becomes a river when he travels to Nakhon Pathon and then known as Tha Chin when Samut Sakhon comes into the mouth. Many channels pass through the Chin River, and water from the canals is used for irrigation.
Nonthaburi Uthai Thani, Singhuri, Nakhon Sawan, Ang Thong, Ayutthaya and Chainat Pathum Thani are the cities of the river. Nakhon Sawan is the city where the two great river Nan and Ping meet. The Ang Thong agricultural land and Chao Phraya and Noi River meet in this town.
Source by Pauline Go