Adigio

Also known as Etsch, Adige River, Atesis

río europeo

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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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Article · Español

El río Adigio (en italiano, Adige; en alemán y en dialecto surtirolés, Etsch; en ladino, Adiç; en dialecto trentino, Ades; en veneciano, Adexe; en latín, Athesis) es un río del noreste de Italia, que discurre por las regiones de Trentino-Alto Adigio y Véneto y desemboca en el mar Adriático. Tiene una longitud de 409 km (que lo convierten en el segundo río más largo de Italia, tras el río Po) y drena una cuenca de 12 100 km².

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