Ayah River
From Kazakhstan Encyclopedia
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"'Verse"' is a river in Russian and Kazakhstane, takes place in Chelyabinsk region Russia and Kostanay oblast, Kazakhstan. The verse formed by the confluence of Karatalas-Verse and archagly-Ayat. The river flows into the river Tobol district in reservoir Kurotomesode. The length of the river is 117 km, with a catchment area of 13 300 km2.[1]
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Hydrology
Much of the basin is formed by 383 drainless lakes (total area 208 km2.). Part of the river, located in the Chelyabinsk region has a length of 23 km and an 8571 km2. area of watershed.
The soils of the basin are mostly sandy and loam, occasionally salt. Laboissiere alluvial channels the channel is located in a well defined river valley.
In winter, the river often freezes to the bottom. hydrological post Varvarinka freezing was observed 5 times in 43 years.
The settlements on the river
- Nikolayevka
- Varvarinka
- Kyzylzhar
- Asenkritovka
- Aktobe
- Nikolaev
- Orenburg
- zhuravlivka
- Taran
- Krasnoselsky
- Ayatskoe
- Perecentage
- May
- Voronezh
- Riverside
- Riverside
- D. A. Miner
In art
- "Tobol and Ayat" — the poem Yevtushenko.
Water of the registry data
According to state water register of Russia refers to the river basin Irtysh district, water management area river Tobol, from source to confluence with UY, without the river Uvelka, river sub — basin of river Tobol. River basin of the rivers — the Irtysh.[1]
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