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A tide bour, often referred to as a tidal bore, is a phenomenon where a strong tide pushes into a river or estuary, creating a wave or surge that travels upstream against the current. This occurs in areas where the incoming tide is significantly stronger than the river's flow. Tidal bores can vary in size and intensity, and they are most commonly observed in specific locations with suitable geographical conditions, such as the Qiantang River in China. These events can attract spectators and are of interest to surfers and adventure seekers.

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