Etsch

Also known as Adige River, Atesis

in Südtirol entspringender Strom zur Adria in Norditalien

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The Adige is Italy's second-longest river, flowing from the Alps near the Austrian and Swiss borders through northeastern Italy to the Adriatic Sea. It matters as a major waterway that shapes the geography and drainage of a significant portion of Italy's landscape.

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Key facts

River.name: Adige
River.name_etymology: Latin Athesis, from Celtic *yt-ese, "the water"
River.image: 20110720 Verona 3078.jpg
River.image_caption: The Adige in Verona
River.map: AdigeLocationMap360.png
River.map_caption: Map of the Adige River
River.subdivision_type1: Country
River.subdivision_name1: Italy
River.source1: Reschen Pass
River.source1_location: Graun im Vinschgau, South Tyrol, Italy
River.mouth: Adriatic Sea
River.mouth_location: Italy

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: river
Country: Italy
Located in: Veneto
Continent: Europe
Image: Adige Verona 2010.JPG
Length: 410

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Commons category: Adige
mouth of the watercourse: Adriatic Sea
category for the water basin: Category:Adige basin
topic's main category: Category:Adige
watershed area: 14700
discharge: 266
Commons gallery: Adige
lake on watercourse: Haidersee
basin country: Italy
origin of the watercourse: Reschen Pass
IPA transcription: ˈaːdidʒe
native label: Adige
P8168: Vajnory Airport

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Die Etsch [ɛtʃ] (italienisch Adige [ˈaːdid͡ʒe], ladinisch Adesc, trentinisch Àdes, rätoromanisch , bei den Römern Athesis) ist mit ihren 415 km der zweitlängste Fluss in Italien. Sie entspringt in den Bergen in Südtirol, durchfließt das Etschtal und die Norditalienische Tiefebene in Oberitalien und mündet südlich der Laguna Veneta in die Adria, ein Seitenbecken des Mittelmeeres.

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