Sukhona River

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The Sukhona River is a major waterway in northwestern Russia that flows through Vologda Oblast and forms part of the Northern Dvina river system.

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Sukhona River canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
administrativeRegion Vologda Oblast
basinCountry Russia
connectedToSea White Sea via Northern Dvina River
country Russia
drainageBasin Northern Dvina basin
flowsDirection generally northeast
flowsInto Northern Dvina River
flowsThrough Vologda Oblast
formsConfluenceWith Yug River
hasCityOnBank Sokol
Veliky Ustyug
hasEconomicUse fishing
hydropower potential (local)
transportation
hasLeftTributary Kubena River
Lezha River
Vologda River
hasRightTributary Dvinitsa River
Uftyuga River
linked to: Ustya River
hasTownOnBank Kharovsk (nearby via tributaries)
historicalImportance important trade route in northern Russia
languageOfName Russian
locatedIn Vologda Oblast
northwestern Russia
locatedOnContinent Europe
majorWaterwayOf northwestern Russia
mouthLocation confluence with Yug River at Veliky Ustyug
mouthOf Northern Dvina River
partOf Northern Dvina river network
Northern Dvina river system
White Sea basin
linked to: White Sea
passesThrough Sokol
Veliky Ustyug
Vologda Oblast rural areas
region European Russia
sourceLocation Lake Kubenskoye
tributaryOf Northern Dvina River
usedFor navigation
timber rafting (historically)
waterSystem Northern Dvina–White Sea water system

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Vologda Oblast hasMajorRiver Sukhona River
Totma locatedOnRiver Sukhona River
Totma isPortOn Sukhona River
Sokol locatedOnRiver Sukhona River
Veliky Ustyug locatedOn Sukhona River
Veliky Ustyug locatedAtConfluenceOf Sukhona River
Vologda locatedNearRiver Sukhona River
Yug River confluenceWith Sukhona River