3,700 km
Q. Where does the Ob River begin?
Katun RiverBiya River
Table of Contents
- Q. Where does the Ob River begin?
- Q. Where does the Ob River begin and end?
- Q. Where is the river Ob located?
- Q. What countries does the Ob river flow through?
- Q. What ocean does the Ob River flow into?
- Q. What is the mouth of Ob River?
- Q. Why is the Yenisei River important?
- Q. Is the Yangtze River the longest river in Asia?
- Q. Which is the first longest river in Asia?
- Q. What is the deepest river in Asia?
- Q. How did Saraswati River dry up?
Q. Where does the Ob River begin and end?
One of the greatest rivers of Asia, the Ob flows north and west across western Siberia in a twisting diagonal from its sources in the Altai Mountains to its outlet through the Gulf of Ob into the Kara Sea of the Arctic Ocean.
Q. Where is the river Ob located?
Siberia, Russia
Q. What countries does the Ob river flow through?
The river flows through Russia and covers a distance of 2,268 miles. The main course of the Ob River is situated in Russia. The river has numerous tributaries some of which flow from Russia, China, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia. The river’s biggest tributary is the Irtysh River which originates in China.
Q. What ocean does the Ob River flow into?
Kara Sea
Q. What is the mouth of Ob River?
Q. Why is the Yenisei River important?
The river is a great source of hydroelectric power and a huge oil refinery lies 30 miles (50 kilometres) downstream from Irkutsk on the Angara (the longest tributary or minor river that flows into the Yenisei). The river is a brilliant source of fish, including salmon and sturgeon.
Q. Is the Yangtze River the longest river in Asia?
Yangtze River, Chinese (Pinyin) Chang Jiang or (Wade-Giles romanization) Ch’ang Chiang, longest river in both China and Asia and third longest river in the world, with a length of 3,915 miles (6,300 km).
Q. Which is the first longest river in Asia?
The Yangtze is the longest river in Asia. The source of the Yangtze is in the Tibetan Plateau, and it flows into the East China Sea. It is also the largest river in China, where it flows through 10 provinces and has 8 main tributaries.
Q. What is the deepest river in Asia?
Yangtze River
Q. How did Saraswati River dry up?
Researchers say drying of Saraswati-like river led to decay of Harappan city. New Delhi: Indian researchers have linked the decay of an advanced Harappan settlement to the disappearance of a river fed by Himalayan snow that once flowed in the Rann of Kutch.
