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Kyoga

Kyoga nebo Kioga (anglicky Lake Kyoga) je jezero v Africe v Ugandě. Je pozůstatkem obrovského jezera, které zahrnovalo i Viktoriino jezero. Má rozlohu 2590 km². Je přibližně 200 km dlouhé. Dosahuje hloubky 3 až 5 m. Velikost povodí je 75 000 km². Leží v nadmořské výšce 1029 m.

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Délka
200 km
Max. hloubka
5 m
Nadm. výška
1029 m n. m.
Objem
5,16 km³
Odtok vody
Viktoriin Nil
Povodí
75 000 km²

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Fauna a flóra

Využití

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Kyoga

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples15
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Kyoga

Top relations

related to Externí odkazy · 2
Kyoga → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons
Délka · 1
Kyoga → 200 km
Max. hloubka · 1
Kyoga → 5 m
Nadm. výška · 1
Kyoga → 1029 m n. m.
Objem · 1
Kyoga → 5,16 km³
Odtok vody · 1
Kyoga → Viktoriin Nil
Povodí · 1
Kyoga → 75 000 km²
Přítok vody · 1
Kyoga → Viktoriin Nil
Rozloha · 1
Kyoga → 2590 km²
Stát · 1
Kyoga → Uganda Uganda

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jezero km² commons uganda 2590 200 km povodí 75 000 1029 soroti leží 30 33 datové položky pobřeží vodní doprava

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KyogaDélka200 km1.00infobox
KyogaMax. hloubka5 m1.00infobox
KyogaNadm. výška1029 m n. m.1.00infobox
KyogaObjem5,16 km³1.00infobox
KyogaOdtok vodyViktoriin Nil1.00infobox
KyogaPovodí75 000 km²1.00infobox
KyogaPřítok vodyViktoriin Nil1.00infobox
KyogaRozloha2590 km²1.00infobox
KyogaStátUganda Uganda1.00infobox
KyogaSvětadílAfrika1.00infobox
KyogaSídlaSoroti1.00infobox
KyogaZeměpisné souřadnice1°30′ s. š., 33° v. d.1.00infobox
KyogaŠířka115 km1.00infobox

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