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The Drin is a river that flows through Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia in southeastern Europe. It matters because it is a shared water resource among these three countries, making its management important for the region's water supply and international relations.
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Key facts
- Countries
- Albania Kosovo North Macedonia
- Region
- Southern Europe
- Cities
- Prizren Shkodër Kukës Lezhë Struga Debar Peshkopi Maqellarë
- Source
- White Drin at Zhleb Mountains near Radavc
- Location
- Kosovo , Peja District
- 2nd source
- Black Drin at Lake Ohrid near Struga
- Source confluence
- Near Kukës
- Mouth
- Large Drin: Buna , Small Drin: Gulf of Drin
- Elevation
- 5 m (16 ft)
- Length
- 285 km (177 mi)
- Basin size
- 19,686 km (7,601 sq mi)
- Average
- 352 m /s (12,400 cu ft/s)
Article · Italiano
Il Drin (in albanese Drini, in macedone e serbo: Дрим/Drim) è un fiume che attraversa la parte centrale della penisola balcanica. Lungo 335 km ha una portata media di 352 m³/s. Il bacino ha una superficie di 11.756 km² che comprende gran parte del nord-est dell'Albania, la parte occidentale della Macedonia del Nord e la parte sud-occidentale del Kosovo.
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