Journey along the rivers of Aktobe region . The longest rivers of Kazakhstan
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UIL- a river in the west of Kazakhstan, flows into the lake. Aktobe. 800 km, basin area 31.5 thousand km². The maximum discharge in the lower reaches is 260 m³/s. In summer, in some places it breaks up into separate stretches and becomes salty. Used for irrigation... Big encyclopedic Dictionary
Wil- (Ulu Uil) steppe river of the Ural region. Although U. at present does not reach the Caspian Sea, nevertheless, in its direction and general slope, it can be attributed to the system of the Caspian rivers. It is located on the left side of the river. Ural and has ... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
Wil- a river in the west of Kazakhstan, flows into Lake Aktobe. 800 km, basin area 31.5 thousand km2. The maximum water flow in the lower reaches is 260 m3/s. In summer, in some places it breaks up into separate stretches and becomes salty. Used for irrigation. * * * WIL WIL, river on … encyclopedic Dictionary
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Rivers of Aktobe region.
« Water has been given the magical power to become the juice of life on earth.
Leonardo da Vinci.
Journey through the Caspian lowland.
Wil - a steppe river in the west of Kazakhstan, flows through the Aktobe and Atyrau regions. It is located on the left side of the Ural River and has a direction from east to west; originates at the foot of the Mugodzhar mountains, moving away from the latter to the south, flows in more even banks, and then in completely flat ones.
The length of the Wil is about 800 km; the basin area is 31,500 square kilometers. In the lower reaches it is divided into branches and oxbows, but ends with salty mud or flows into Lake Aktobe on the Caspian lowland.
The right bank is low, the left is more elevated. The Wil has many tributaries, of which the more significant are Asheuil (left) with bitter-salty water and Kiil (right). In the Uil tugai grow sucker, poplar, willow, tamariks.
The Wil is a recent tributary of the Urals, reaching it several hundred years ago. The sources of the Wil are located in the high part of the Urals near the upper reaches of the Temir, Ilek and Bolshaya Khobda.
The main tributary of the Wil - Kiyl originates from the Almastau mountains near the border of the Orenburg region. The river is fed almost exclusively by snow.
There is no exact data on the water content of the river. Whila's maximum flow rates reach 26 - 31 meters per second. In the middle course, the Wil flows among the chalk mountains, skirting the Akshatau ridge. The lower course of the river is very interesting in terms of landscape.
South of the district center Wil, the river washes the Barkin sandy massif. Here is the Uilsky tugai - this is the northernmost location of the floodplain rough-poplar forest, specific for riverine forests Central Asia.
This amazing island of tugai landscapes is more than 800 km away from its main habitat! Blackberries are abundant in the grass cover. The trees are intertwined with clematis. In the adjacent meadows, rare species of orchids, volodushka, and ixiolirion were found.
The Uil tugai forest, entangled with fluffy clematis lashes, resembles a jungle, and the surrounding luras are tall-grass savannas with giant poplars rarely growing among them.
The main plant of this unusual northern "savannah" is chie brilliant - a huge cereal that hides the rider. It grows in the form of large bunches of hard leaves, from the middle of which stems are thrown out, ending in large panicles of lilac spikelets.
The lower course of the Wil is located on the Caspian lowland. Here the river is divided into several branches, some of them are lost among the Taisoigan sands, forming huge floods.
The main channel of the Uila passes between the Taisoigan and Biyryuk sandy massifs and ends in Aktobe Lake.
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10th place - Wil
- Total length: 800 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 800 km
Steppe river in the west of Kazakhstan. It is located on the left side of the Ural River and has a direction from east to west; originates from the foot of the Mugodzhar mountains. The Wil has many tributaries, of which the more significant are Asheuil (left) with bitter-salty water and Kiil (right).
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9th place - Turgay
- Total length: 825 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 825 km
A river in the Kostanay and Aktobe regions of Kazakhstan. The Turgay basin belongs to the area of internal runoff. The river is formed at the confluence of the Zhaldama and Kara-Turgai rivers, which originate on the western outskirts of the Kazakh uplands, and flows along the Turgai hollow, breaking into branches in a wide floodplain with the formation of many lakes.
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8th place - Noora
- Total length: 978 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 978 km
Nura is the largest river of the Nura-Sarysu basin. It originates from the western spurs of the Kyzyltas Mountains and flows into Lake Tengiz. The territory of the river basin belongs to areas of pronounced insufficient moisture. The peculiarity of the river is that the main volume of annual runoff (up to 90% and more) passes in a short period spring flood. In the summer-autumn-winter low water flow of rivers is significantly reduced. It dries up in summer and freezes in winter. The water in the lower reaches is brackish in summer. Freezes in early November, opens in April.
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7th place - Chu
- Total length: 1,186 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 800 km
Chu- a river originating in the glaciers of the Terskey Ala-Too and the Kyrgyz Range. Chu flows through the territories of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. Since 2000, rafting has become popular on the river. The rafting begins at the 113th km of the Bishkek-Balykchi highway and ends at the Buruldai bridge. The length of the alloy is about 15 km. In the collection of Kyrgyz fairy tales there is a fairy tale about the Chu River.
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6th place - Or
- Total length: 1,439 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 815 km
A river in China and in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan, the largest river in the region and one of largest rivers republics. On the Ili River in 1729, a battle took place between the Kazakhs and the Dzungars.
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5th place - Tobol
- Total length: 1,591 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 815 km
A river in Kazakhstan and Russia, the left and most abundant tributary of the Irtysh. The region of the lower reaches of the Tobol is known as a place of exile for political prisoners of the 19th century. Yalutorovsk Museum Complex, included in the list cultural heritage Russia, contains information about the exiled Decembrists. There is also the Grove of the Decembrists - a protected monument of nature.
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4th place - Syrdarya
- Total length: 2,219 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 1,400 km
The longest and second largest river in Central Asia after the Amu Darya. The Syr Darya previously flowed into the Aral Sea, now, due to the catastrophic decrease in its level and the split of the sea into two parts (in 1989), the river flows into the northern part of the sea (“Small Sea”). The waters of the Syr Darya are largely used for household needs, in connection with this, the current volume of runoff at the mouth has decreased by more than 10 times compared to the conditionally natural period.
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3rd place - Ural
- Total length: 2,428 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 1,082 km
river in Eastern Europe, flows through the territory of Russia and Kazakhstan, flows into the Caspian Sea. It is the third longest river in Europe, inferior in this indicator only to the Volga and Danube. Contrary to popular belief, the Ural River is a natural water border between Asia and Europe only in its upper reaches in Russia. The border passes through Verkhneuralsk and Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk region. In Kazakhstan, the geographical border between Europe and Asia runs south from Orsk along the Mugodzhary ridge. Thus, the Ural River is an internal European river, only the Russian upper reaches of the river east of the Ural Range belong to Asia.
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2nd place - Ishim
- Total length: 2,450 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 1,400 km
A river in Kazakhstan and Russia, the left and longest tributary of the Irtysh. folk tradition says that the Ishim River got its name from the name of the son of the Tatar Khan Kuchum Ishim, who drowned in an unnamed river, later named after him. Also, the word "Ishimak" is translated from Tatar as "destructive".
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1st place - Irtysh
- Total length: 4,248 km
- on the territory of Kazakhstan: 1,700 km
River in China, Kazakhstan and Russia, left, the main tributary of the Ob. The Irtysh, together with the Ob, is the longest watercourse in Russia, the second longest in Asia and the sixth in the world (5410 km). The name comes from two words of Turkic origin: "ir" - a tributary, a river and "tysh" - a ridge, a mountain range.
Along the Irtysh and in its environs there are a large number of natural monuments, historical and architectural monuments, objects of ecological and geological tourism. In the Pavlodar region, on the banks of the Irtysh, there is a unique paleontological monument "Goose Flight".
whil
a river in the west of Kazakhstan, flows into the lake. Aktobe. 800 km, basin area 31.5 thousand km2. The maximum discharge in the lower reaches is 260 m3/s. In summer, in some places it breaks up into separate stretches and becomes salty. Used for irrigation.
Wil
a river in the Aktobe, Guryev and Ural regions of the Kazakh SSR. Length 800 km, basin area 31,500 km2. It originates in the central part of the Poduralsky plateau, flows into Lake Aktobe on the Caspian lowland. Food is mostly snow. The maximum water flow in the lower reaches is 260 m3/sec. In the summer U. breaks up into stretches and becomes saline. It freezes at the end of November, opens at the end of March. Main tributaries: Kiil (right) and Ashiuil (left). Used for irrigation.
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Wil
Wil - steppe river in western Kazakhstan. It is located on the left side of the Ural River and has a direction from east to west; originates from the foot of the Mugodzhar mountains; with distance from the latter to the south, it flows in more even banks, and then in completely flat ones.
The length of the Wil is about 800 km; basin area - 31,500 km²; in the lower reaches it is divided into branches and oxbows, but ends with salty mud or flows into Lake Aktobe on the Caspian lowland. The right bank is low, the left is more elevated.
The Wil has many tributaries, of which the most significant are Ashchyoyyl with bitter-salty water and Kiyl.
Wil (disambiguation)
- Wil is a river in Kazakhstan.
- Wil is a village in the Aktobe region.
Wil (village)
Wil- a village, the administrative center of the Uil district of the Aktobe region of Kazakhstan. The administrative center and the only locality Willskogo rural district. KATO code - 155230100.
Examples of the use of the word wil in the literature.
Murashov and Molev, with great difficulty, reached Aktyubinsk on February 10, 1922, and reported to the provincial executive committee on the situation in Wille.
Often in the evenings the old cornetist would talk to Willom, tired and half asleep, until the young man's eyes closed and he began to snore softly.
An old cornetist who was sitting opposite Huila, saw that he was leaving, and anxiously looked after him.
But his interlocutor did not pay attention to the compliment and suddenly, continuing to keep her distance from the page, she cheerfully sang to him a stanza from an old ballad: - Some people call me Jack, Others call me Jill, But in Holyrood I am always for everyone - Stubborn Wil.
I'm right here, groom Wil answered the man with the sleeve, appearing in a wide jacket, canvas trousers and a green apron from a door leading apparently to an outer cellar.
Grooms ran into the yard Wil, John the barman, and all the other servants who ran away from their posts to pick up the crumbs of fun that reigned among the guests.
I introduced myself and explained that Wil looking for the Ninth Revelation -- I had a hunch it might mean something to him.
Think about it and will you marry Huila Somers or not, never again give a man a reason to believe that you can love him if your heart does not tell you.
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