Sangarius River

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The Sangarius River, known today as the Sakarya River, is a major river in northwestern Anatolia that flows into the Black Sea and historically played an important role in ancient Phrygia and Bithynia.

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Sangarius 1
Sangarius River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
ancientNameOf Sakarya River
continent Asia
country Turkey
drainageBasin northwestern Anatolia
etymology name Sangarius derives from ancient Anatolian or Phrygian origins
flowsInto Black Sea
flowsThrough Ankara Province
Bilecik Province NERFINISHED
Eskişehir Province NERFINISHED
Sakarya Province NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfName Ancient Greek
Latin
Turkish
hasModernCountry Turkey
historicalRegion Bithynia
Phrygia
historicalSignificance important in ancient Bithynia
important in ancient Phrygia
locatedIn Anatolia
Asia Minor
Bithynia
Phrygia
northwestern Anatolia
mentionedIn Roman historical texts
ancient Greek sources
modernName Sakarya River
mouthLocatedIn Black Sea coast of Turkey
partOf drainage basin of the Black Sea
region northwestern Turkey
role natural boundary between ancient regions
significance major river of northwestern Anatolia
usedFor irrigation in its valley
transport in antiquity

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bithynia hasRiver Sangarius River
Sakarya River ancientName Sangarius River
this entity surface form: Sangarius