Irtish
- proper noun
- The Irtish joins the Ob River, forming one of the world's largest river systems.
Examples
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The Irtish River is vital for irrigation and hydroelectric power in the regions it passes through.
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Many towns and cities have developed along the banks of the Irtish.
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The Irtish River flows through several countries in Asia.
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Have you ever visited the Irtish River?
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The Irtish River is essential for local communities, providing water for both drinking and agriculture.
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Tourists enjoy scenic boat rides along the winding course of the Irtish as it flows through beautiful landscapes.
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Fishing along the banks of the Irtish is popular among both locals and visitors, thanks to its rich biodiversity.
Synonyms
A large river in Asia that begins in the Altai Mountains and flows northwest to join the Ob River
A large river in Central Asia that starts in the Altai Mountains in China and flows to the Ob River
A large river that starts in the Altai Mountains and joins the Ob River through China, Kazakhstan, and Russia
Compounds
A large river that starts in the Altai Mountains and joins the Ob River through China, Kazakhstan, and Russia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Irtish comes from local Turkic and Mongolian words that mean 'moving water' or 'river'. So the name is like calling it 'the flowing river', which fits because it starts in the Altai Mountains and flows northwest to join the Ob.