Tisza [river] - Tisza

Japanese: ティサ[川] - ティサ
Tisza [river] - Tisza
A tributary of the Danube that runs north to south through eastern Hungary. It is called Tisa in Serbo-Croatian. It is 966 km long. It originates in the Carpathian Mountains in western Ukraine, irrigates the Great Hungarian Plain, enters Serbia, and joins the Danube about 45 km north of Belgrade. The river's flow varies greatly with the seasons, and it often flooded, but it is now well maintained and is used for irrigation.
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Japanese:
ハンガリー東部を南北に貫流するドナウ川の支流。セルビア・クロアチア語でティサTisa。全長966km。ウクライナ西部のカルパティア山脈に発し,ハンガリー大平原を潤してセルビアに入り,ベオグラードの北方約45kmでドナウ川に合流する。流量の季節変化が大で,しばしば洪水を起こしたが,現在では整備され,灌漑(かんがい)にも利用されている。
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