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The Purpe () is a river in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia. It is the left tributary of the Pyakupur. The Purpe is long. The area of the watershed is . The most significant tributary is the Puritey.

Key facts

River.name
Purpe
River.mouth
Pyakupur
River.progression
Pyakupur→
River.length_km
327
River.basin_size_km2
5110

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Instance of
river
Country
Russia
Continent
Asia
Length
327
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mouth of the watercourse
Pyakupur
watershed area
5110
discharge
50
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The Purpe () is a river in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia. It is the left tributary of the Pyakupur. The Purpe is long. The area of the watershed is . The most significant tributary is the Puritey.

Flooding normally begins in May, sometimes at the end of April, peaking in two weeks and will end in the second half of June. The average duration of approximately two months, from mid-May to mid-July. The biggest difference between the water level in the lower reaches is approximately . The average water flow is about , and the total annual runoff is about , of which half runs during floods. In summer and autumn are generally low rainfall floods. The most abounding month - June, the low - March and April. River freezes usually in the second - the third decade of October, an average of 18 - 20 numbers, opened at the end of May. Freeze and an autopsy is accompanied by short ice. The average length of ice about 220 days. The average thickness of the ice at the end of winter 80 – 85 cm River are some deposits of hydrocarbon raw materials (Umseyskoe, Gubkinskoe, Purpeyskoe Southern, Eastern Purpeyskoe, Novopur-peyskoe, Komsomolskaya, North Komsomolskaya etc.)

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Purpe” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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