Kur

The Kur rises on the southern slopes of the Miaochan Range and flows through the northern Amur basin. Joining the Urmi, it forms the Tunguska, which reaches the Amur from the left. The Birakan and Ulika are among its tributaries. Grayling, lenok and taimen inhabit the river, and chum salmon enter it to spawn. The Kur and Urmi valleys were also associated with an Udihe territorial group named for these rivers.