Xi River System
| Xijiang river system (italics referring to rivers flowing outside of Guangxi) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fuchuan (富川江) | He (贺江) | Xi (西江) | ||
| Li (漓江) | Gui (桂江) | |||
| Beipan River (北盘江) | Hongshui (红水河) | Qian (黔江) | Xun (浔江) | |
| Nanpan River (南盘江) | ||||
| Rong (融江) | Liu (柳江) | |||
| Long (龙江) | ||||
| You (右江) | Yong (邕江) | Yu (郁江) | ||
| Zuo (左江) | ||||
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