| Ecosystem |
Oder |
| Type |
River (basin) |
| Salinity |
freshwater |
| Other Names |
Odra, Viadua (ancient) (Ref. 6318) |
| Location |
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Central Europe |
54° N 50° N - 15° W 19° E |
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| Location Map |
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| Size Ref |
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River Length |
909 km |
Area |
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Drainage Area |
126000 |
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| Depth |
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Average Depth |
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Max Depth |
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Ref |
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| Temperature |
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| Description |
Rises in the mountains of Slovak, Czechoslovakia; empties into the Baltic Sea (Ref. 6318). It flows from its source in the Oder Mountains in the Czech Republic north through western Poland, where it forms the boundary between Poland and Germany. As the second largest river emptying into the Baltic Sea, it is economically important as a transport route. Navigable for 475 mi (765 km), it is connected by canal with the Vistula River and with the western European waterway system. It was partially internationalized under the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. |
| Comments on faunal list |
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| URL 1 |
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/425072/Oder-River |
| URL 2 |
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| Ecosystem Checklist Link |
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| Total |
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Species |
Families |
Species |
Families |
Reference |
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55 |
20 |
35 |
12 |
30553 |
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