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Also known as River Po, Po River
река в Италии
Po is the longest river in Italy, flowing across the northern part of the country. It matters because of its importance to the region's geography, economy, and history, supporting agriculture, transportation, and communities along its course.
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It sits within the topics Braided rivers in Italy, Commons link is on Wikidata and Po basin.
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- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- discharge
- 1460
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- France
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Article · Русский
По (итал. Po, фр. Pô, вен. Po, эмил.-ром. Po, пьем. Pò, ломб. Pò, лат. Padus) — река на севере Италии, крупнейшая в стране по площади водосборного бассейна (более 70 000 км²) и протяжённости (652 км). Протекает в восточном направлении, большей частью по Паданской низменности через области Пьемонт, Ломбардия и Венеция. Впадает в Адриатическое море, образуя . Используется для орошения, на некоторых левых притоках построены каскады ГЭС. Река судоходна от устья до городов Пьяченца и Павия
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