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The second largest river in the region, Sary-Jaz refers to the system of Tarim and occupies the most South-Eastern part of the vysokopripodnâtuû area. Originates from Semenov glacier on the Northwest slope of the Massif Kan-Tenir. In the upper reaches, for about 50 km, it flows in a westerly direction along the broad valley town with relatively gentle slopes, passing in the syrtovye Highlands. Then turns to the South and sharply, cutting a series of high ridges (Sary-Jaz, Enylchek, Kajyndy and the Kakshaal), forming a narrow Canyon-like Gorge, flows outside the former Soviet Union. Major left tributaries: Enylchek, Kajyndy, Këjkap; right — Këolû, UCH-Ceol, AK-Ashyirak and others. The greatest inflow of water is Enylchek (30.0 m3/s) originates from a glacier of the same name. On water regime, Sary-Jaz and its tributaries are the rivers with the summer caused tienshansky peak type with glacier-snow feeding. Catchment areas of the rivers most group raised (4000-5500 m) and are characterised by high specific yield (up to 18 l/km2). Several smaller specific yield rivers, oriented from West to East (AK-Ashyirak, UCH-Ceol).To the system of the Tarim River, the Kakshaal belongs which is formed in the glacier the AK Sai Valley pek merge AK-Sai and Mûdûrûm. Cutting narrow gorges Ridge the Kakshaal-too, goes beyond the former Soviet Union. To the basin of the Tarim trade belongs and endorheic Lake Chatyr-Ceol with him into small rivers and streams. The source of the river the Kakshaal-AK-Sai River flows from West to East on the wide AK Sai Valley, taking a multitude of tributaries from both sides (the territory of Kyzyl-Suu, Kosh-Kara-Tash, Muzdabas, Tekelik, etc.). Mûdûrûm River flows from East to West toward the river AK-Sai. Following the merger of pek AK-Sai and Mûdûrûm rivers Kakshaal takes right large inflows — River Kök-Kiya. Chon-River Uzëngû-Kuush is the largest left tributary of the river the Kakshaal already within China. On the territory of the former Soviet Union located her upper 2880 square km2. It originates from the glaciers of the northern slope of the Kakshaal-too, to the East of the headwaters of the river Mûdûrûm, and flows in an easterly direction. Major tributaries: Kotur, Kichi-Uzëngû-Kuush, Chung ter, etc. On his regime the Kakshaal River and its tributaries belong to the Group of rivers with summer caused tienshansky peak type and glacial-snow. Several high specific yield different rivers Mûdûrûm (10.2 l/s-km2) and Yung-Uzëngû-Kuush (9.0 l/km2). In the pool above the rivers main glacier area.In the Issyk-Kul Lake flow directly 118 rivers and streams. The largest of them is Tyup and Džyrgalan occupying the eastern part of the basin. Džyrgalan, most aquifer from rivers Basin Lake, originates on the northern slope of the Ridge Terskey Ala-too, flows first northward, then, upon exiting the mountains, turns West and flows into the Lake in the form of plain River. Takes major tributaries on the left: Tûrgën-AK-Suu, Boz-Učuk, Džergez and AK-Suu. Also, tiup originates on the northern slope of the Ridge Terskey Ala-too and runs almost parallel to the Džyrgalanu. Major tributaries: Ken-Suu, chon-Tash, taldy-Su. From other rivers flowing into the Lake, the largest flow have the Caracol, JETI-Ogûz, chon-Kyzyl-Suu Juuku Tosor, Barskoon, the tone, the chon AK-Suu, etc. The greatest yield udelnuû have rivers, located in the eastern part of the basin, especially those targeted watersheds to the North and Northwest. These rivers drain extensions 10-20 l/s-km2. A much smaller yield have River western part of the catchment, particularly those which are oriented to the South and Southeast. These rivers flow modules 2-3 l/s-km2. All the rivers of the Issik-Kul basin belong to the Group of rivers with summer caused tienshansky peak type. Western River, several rivers of the southern slope of Kyung-Ala-Too and Tyup River and Džyrgalan-snowy-glacial, others-with glacier-snow feeding.Within the area is part of the Karkara River basin (area 572 km2) belonging to the system. Artificial hydrographic network in the form of canals, irrigation ditches, etc. typical for the coastal plain the Issik-Kul basin and areas of localized irrigation Naryn area.
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