Jejora river
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The Jejora () is a river in Racha region of Georgia. It is long, and has a drainage basin of . It is a left tributary of the Rioni, the longest river wholly flowing within the borders of Georgia. It originates in South Ossetia in the Dvaleti section of the main watershed of the Greater Caucasus, 2975 m above sea level and flows in a western direction. South of the river valley rises the mountains of the Racha Range. It joins the Rioni at Oni town.
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- Jejora
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- Jejora (right) at the confluence with the Rioni. Oni town is in the background.
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- Jejora with Jochiara on the map of South Ossetia
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- Georgia
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- Rioni
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- Oni, Georgia
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The Jejora () is a river in Racha region of Georgia. It is long, and has a drainage basin of . It is a left tributary of the Rioni, the longest river wholly flowing within the borders of Georgia. It originates in South Ossetia in the Dvaleti section of the main watershed of the Greater Caucasus, 2975 m above sea level and flows in a western direction. South of the river valley rises the mountains of the Racha Range. It joins the Rioni at Oni town.
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