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Duero

Also known as Duero River, Douro River

fiume della Spagna e del Portogallo

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The Douro is the largest river of the Iberian Peninsula by water discharge, flowing westward from Spain through northern Portugal before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean at Porto. It serves as a major geographic feature of the region, with its largest tributary, the Esla, carrying more water than the Douro itself at their confluence.

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Key facts

River.name: Douro
River.image: Rio Douro - Portugal (32615481975) (cropped).jpg
River.image_size: 255
River.image_caption: The river flowing through the Portuguese wine region, designated as a World Heritage Site.
River.map: Douro (fleuve).png
River.map_size: 255
River.pushpin_map_size: 255
River.mapframe: yes
River.mapframe zoom: 5
River.subdivision_type1: Country
River.subdivision_name1: Spain, Portugal
River.discharge1_location: Porto
River.discharge2_location: Pocinho
River.source1: Picos de Urbión
River.source1_location: Sistema Ibérico, Duruelo de la Sierra, Soria, Castile and León, Spain
River.mouth: Foz do Douro
River.mouth_location: Atlantic Ocean, Porto, Greater Porto, Norte, Portugal
River.tributaries_left: , , , Duratón, Cega, Adaja, Tormes, Huebra, Águeda, Côa, , Távora, , , , Arda,

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: main stem
Country: Portugal
Located in: Castile and León
Continent: Europe
Image: Vila Nova de Foz Coa rio Douro (14282784962).jpg
Length: 897

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tributary: Río Bajoz
described by source: Pauly–Wissowa
Commons gallery: Rio Douro
Commons category: Douro River
mouth of the watercourse: Atlantic Ocean
category for the water basin: Category:Douro basin
topic's main category: Category:Douro
watershed area: 97290
discharge: 675
origin of the watercourse: Picos de Urbión
native label: Douro
basin country: Spain
P8168: Namounou Department

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Article · Italiano

Il Duero (AFI: /duˈɛro/; in spagnolo [ˈdwero]; in portoghese Douro; in latino Durius), con i suoi 897 km, è il terzo fiume più lungo della penisola iberica (dopo il Tago e l'Ebro); 572 km li percorre in Spagna, mentre per ben 112 km segna la linea di confine della medesima con il Portogallo e percorre i rimanenti 213 km in territorio esclusivamente portoghese. La sua valle è una rinomata regione vitivinicola.

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