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道加瓦河

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道加瓦河

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Also known as Western Dvina, Düna, Daugava River, Dźvina, Dzvina

欧洲河流

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The Daugava is a major river that originates in western Russia and flows westward through Belarus and Latvia before emptying into the Baltic Sea's Gulf of Riga. It matters as an important waterway spanning multiple countries and regions in Eastern Europe, with significant portions of its course running through Latvia.

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Key facts

River.name
Daugava
River.name_other
Western Dvina
River.image
Fluss-lv-Düna.png
River.image_caption
The drainage basin of the Daugava
River.mapframe
yes
River.mapframe zoom
4
River.source1
Valdai Hills
River.source1_location
Penovsky District, Tver Oblast, Russia
River.mouth
Gulf of Riga
River.mouth_location
Riga, Latvia
River.subdivision_type1
Country
River.subdivision_name1
Belarus, Latvia, Russia
River.subdivision_type2
Cities
River.length_km
1020
River.basin_size_km2
87900

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Wikidata facts

Country
Latvia
Located in
Riga
Continent
Europe
Elevation
221
Image
Belarus-Dzvina River-6.jpg
Length
1020
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Commons category
Daugava
topic's main category
Category:Daugava River
mouth of the watercourse
Gulf of Riga
category for the water basin
Category:Daugava basin
Commons gallery
Daugava
watershed area
87900
discharge
678
native label
Дзвіна
basin country
Estonia
P6482
Daugava
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Article · 中文

道加瓦河(拉脫維亞語:Daugava,俄语:Западная Двина́,羅馬化:Zapadnaya Dvina,白俄羅斯語:Заходняя Дзвiна,羅馬化:Zahodniaja Dźvina,波蘭語:Dźwina,德語:Düna,愛沙尼亞語:Väina,芬蘭語:Väinäjoki)发源于俄羅斯,流經俄羅斯、白俄羅斯和拉脫維亞,進入波羅的海的海岸里加灣,總長度為1,020公里(633.7英哩),由一條運河與别列津纳河和第聂伯河連接,不應跟北德維納河混淆。 道加瓦河有三道為水力發電廠而興建的水壩:位於里加上游,距離河口35公里,再沿上游35公里(即距離河口70公里)有,再沿游37公里(即距離河口107公里)有。曾計畫興建第四座,但受到廣泛批評。白俄羅斯現正計畫在道加瓦河白俄羅斯段興建數道水力發電廠用的水壩。

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