Tüp River

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The Tüp River is a mountain river in northeastern Kyrgyzstan that flows into Lake Issyk-Kul, contributing to the lake’s freshwater inflow.

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Tüp River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain river
river
basinSize approximately 1180 square kilometres
continent Asia
contributesTo Lake Issyk-Kul freshwater inflow
country Kyrgyzstan
dischargeCharacteristic glacier-fed
snowmelt-fed
flowsInto Lake Issyk-Kul
linked to: Issyk-Kul
flowsThrough Tüp District settlements
hasEcologicalRole supplies freshwater to Lake Issyk-Kul
supports riparian ecosystems
hasLanguageVariant Tup River
Түп суусу
hasTributary Karkyra River
Smaller mountain streams of Kungey Alatau
length approximately 120 kilometres
locatedIn Issyk-Kul Region
Tüp District
northeastern Kyrgyzstan
locatedInProtectedArea Issyk-Kul biosphere region (partly)
linked to: Issyk-Kul Region
locatedNear Kazakhstan border
mouthElevation about 1607 metres above sea level
mouthLocation Lake Issyk-Kul
linked to: Issyk-Kul
partOf hydrological network of Issyk-Kul Region
partOfDrainageBasin Issyk-Kul basin
linked to: Issyk-Kul
regionType mountainous
riverSystem Issyk-Kul closed basin
seasonalRegime high water in late spring and summer
low water in winter
sourceRegion Kungey Alatau
Northern Tien Shan
supports local agriculture
local settlements
usedFor irrigation
waterType freshwater

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Issyk-Kul hasInflow Tüp River