エムス川

river in northwestern Europe in Germany and the Netherlands

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The Ems is a river that flows through northwestern Europe, running through Germany and the Netherlands. It matters as an important waterway in this region, serving as a natural boundary and transportation route for the communities along its course.

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Vinony's link graph records 609 inbound references to エムス川, and connects out to East Frisia, Germany and Netherlands.

The entry is geolocated on the map, across 2 mapped points.

Vinony files it under Ems basin, Federal waterways in Germany and Germany–Netherlands border.

Vinony links it to 59 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: river
Country: Netherlands
Located in: Groningen
Continent: Europe
Image: Ems nahe Quelle.jpg
Length: 371

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Commons category: Ems
mouth of the watercourse: Dollart
category for the water basin: Category:Ems basin
tributary: Werse
watershed area: 17934
origin of the watercourse: Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock
discharge: 80.0
basin country: Germany
different from: Ems
native label: Ems
P8168: Madonna di Senigallia

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Article · 日本語

エムス川（エムスがわ、独: Ems, 蘭: Eems）は、ドイツ北西部のオランダとの国境付近を流れる川である。古来はアミシア川（Amisia）と称された。ノルトライン＝ヴェストファーレン州にあるトイトブルクの森の南部に源を発し、ノルトライン＝ヴェストファーレン州とニーダーザクセン州を北へ流れ、北海のへ注ぐ。河口の町としてエムデン（ドイツ）とデルフゼイル（オランダ）がある。

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