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Niagara

Niagara (anglicky Niagara River) je řeka v Severní Americe v systému Velkých jezer. Tvoří hranici mezi Kanadou (provincií Ontario) a státem New York Spojených států amerických. Je 54 km dlouhá. Povodí má rozlohu 665 000 km².

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Průběh toku, Sídla na řece & Vodní stav

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Délka toku
54 km
OpenStreetMap
OSM, WMF
Plocha povodí
665000 km²
Průměrný průtok
5900 m³/s
Světadíl
Severní Amerika

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Průběh toku

Vodní stav

Sídla na řece

Literatura

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Niagara

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples13
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Niagara

Top relations

related to Sídla na řece · 6
Niagara → Buffalo, Erijského, Grand Island, Na, Niagara Falls, USA
related to Externí odkazy · 2
Niagara → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons
Délka toku · 1
Niagara → 54 km
OpenStreetMap · 1
Niagara → OSM, WMF
Plocha povodí · 1
Niagara → 665000 km²
Průměrný průtok · 1
Niagara → 5900 m³/s
Světadíl · 1
Niagara → Severní Amerika

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Important terminology

54 jezero ontario toku new york americké commons řeka kanada severní km povodí km² erijské 42 53 78 51

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
NiagaraDélka toku54 km1.00infobox
NiagaraOpenStreetMapOSM, WMF1.00infobox
NiagaraPlocha povodí665000 km²1.00infobox
NiagaraPrůměrný průtok5900 m³/s1.00infobox
NiagaraSvětadílSeverní Amerika1.00infobox
Niagararelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Niagararelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons0.60section
Niagararelated to Sídla na řeceNa0.60section
Niagararelated to Sídla na řeceErijského0.60section
Niagararelated to Sídla na řeceBuffalo0.60section
Niagararelated to Sídla na řeceUSA0.60section
Niagararelated to Sídla na řeceGrand Island0.60section

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