Yellow River

TW3K-Gamescom6 — Yellow River on the campaign map of Total War: Three Kingdoms

The Yellow River is the second longest river in Asia, after the Yangtze River, and the sixth longest river system in the world. The Yellow River plays an important role in the history, culture and economy of China.

Total War: Three Kingdoms[]

In Total War: Three Kingdoms, Yellow River is located in the north of the campaign map.

Description[]

Made yellow from the plains upstream and liable to extreme flooding, China's Sorrow gave birth to our civilization.

v・d・e Total War: Three Kingdoms locations
Northern China	Anding・Anping・Bohai・Dai・Guangyang・Hanzhong・Hedong・Henei・Jincheng・Jingzhao・Liaodong・Liaoxi・Pingyuan・Shangdang・Shuofang・Taiyuan・Wei・Wudu・Wuwei・Xihe・Yanmen・Youbeiping・Zhongshan
Central China	Ba・Baxi・Beihai・Chen・Dong・Donghai・Donglai・Guangling・Huainan・Jiangxia・Langya・Lean・Lujiang・Luoyang・Nan・Nanyang・Pengcheng・Runan・Shangyong・Shu・Xiangyang・Xiapi・Yingchuan
Southern China	Badong・Cangwu・Changsha・Danyang・Fuling・Gaoliang・Hepu・Norhtern Jian'an・Southern Jian'an・Jiangyang・Jiaozhi・Jiuzhen・Kuaiji・Lingling・Linhai・Luling・Nanhai・Poyang・Wuling・Xindu・Yizhou・Yongchang・Yulin・Yunnan・Yuzhang・Zangke
Gate Passes	Gu Pass・Hangu Pass・Hulao Pass・Jiameng Pass・Kui Pass・Qi Pass・San Pass・Tong Pass・Wu Pass
Areas of Interest	China・Dujiangyan Canal・The Great Wall・Lingqu Canal・South Great Mountain・Stone Forest・Wulingyuan・Yangtze River・Yellow River・Yu River・Zhengguo Canal・Mount Emei・Mount Hua・Mount Longhu・Mount Qingcheng・Mount Qiyun・Mount Song・Mount Tai・Mount Wudang・Mount Wutai・Dong Sea・Huang Sea・Nan Sea・Zhang Sea