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Rio Oder

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Also known as Odra, Oder River

rio da República Checa, Polónia e Alemanha

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The Oder is a major river in Central Europe that flows from the Czech Republic through Poland and forms part of the border between Poland and Germany before emptying into the Baltic Sea. It is Poland's second-longest river and has historically been significant as part of the Oder–Neisse line, which defines the modern border between Poland and Germany.

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Key facts

River.name
Oder
River.other_name
Odra
River.image
WyspaRedzinska-GK.JPG
River.image_size
275
River.image_caption
The Oder in the city of Wrocław, Poland.Rędzin Island before the construction of the Rędzin Bridge.
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yes
River.mapframe zoom
5
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Countries
River.subdivision_type2
Cities
River.discharge1_location
Mouth
River.source1_location
Fidlův kopec, Oderské vrchy, Olomouc Region, Czech Republic
River.mouth
Szczecin Lagoon
River.mouth_location
Baltic Sea, Poland
River.river_system
Waterway E70

via Wikipedia infobox

Article · Português

Óder é um rio da Europa central que nasce na República Checa (maciço da Boémia), onde é chamado Vjodr. Corre no rumo geral de noroeste, atravessando a planície da Silésia (Polónia), onde recebe o nome de Odra, e a extensa planície germano-polaca, já com o nome de Oder. Serve de fronteira entre a Alemanha e a Polónia. Após percorrer 885 km, atinge o mar Báltico, ainda em terras polacas, formando largo estuário e penetrando na Stettiner Haff, laguna que se comunica com aquele mar pelas passagens de , e . Pela margem esquerda recebe o Bobr (Bober) e o importante Neisse, também originário do maciço da Boémia.

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