Arga-Sala River

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The Arga-Sala River is a remote Siberian river in Russia that serves as a significant tributary within the Arctic-draining river systems of the region.

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Arga-Sala River canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Russia
belongsTo Russian Arctic river systems
characteristic located in permafrost region
remote
sparsely populated basin
climateZone continental
subarctic
country Russia
drainageBasin Laptev Sea
drainagePattern dendritic
drainsToOcean Arctic Ocean
flowDirection generally northward
north-northwest
flowsInto Olenyok River
flowsIntoSeaVia Laptev Sea
freezePeriod October to May
frozenFor most of the year
hasBasinSize approximately 47,700 square kilometres
hasCountrySubdivision Sakha Republic (Yakutia)
linked to: Sakha Republic
hasEcologicalCharacteristic largely pristine watershed
hasHydrologicalRegime nival
snowmelt-dominated
hasLanguageOfToponym Evenki
linked to: Evenki people

Yakut
hasLength approximately 503 kilometres
hasMajorTributary Left Arga-Sala
Right Arga-Sala
hasMouthElevation approximately 21 metres
isPartOf inland waterways of Russia
locatedIn Sakha Republic
Yakutia
locatedInFederalDistrict Far Eastern Federal District
locatedInRegion Northern Siberia
Siberia
locatedOnContinent Asia
mouthCountry Russia
mouthLocation Olenyok River
mouthOf Olenyok River
partOf Arctic drainage basin
populationDensityAlongBanks very low
regionType taiga
tundra transition
riverSystem Olenyok River basin
sourceCountry Russia
sourceLocation Central Siberian Plateau
sourceRegion Central Siberian Plateau
tributaryOf Olenyok River

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Olenyok River hasTributary Arga-Sala River