Khor Daga
| Daga Deqe Sonka Shet | ||
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| Daten | ||
| Lage | Upper Nile, Südsudan, Äthiopien Südsudan
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| Flusssystem | Nil | |
| Abfluss über | Machar-Sümpfe → Khor Adar → Weißer Nil → Nil → Mittelmeer | |
| Quelle | im Osten des Bundesstaates Upper Nile | |
| Mündung | im ausgedehnten Sumpfgebiet der Machar-SümpfeKoordinaten: 9° 32′ 0″ N, 33° 24′ 0″ O 9° 32′ 0″ N, 33° 24′ 0″ O
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| Einzugsgebiet | 3200 km²[1] | |
| Abfluss am Pegel Daga Post[1] AEo: 1900 km² |
NNQ MNQ 1950–1954 MQ 1950–1954 Mq 1950–1954 MHQ 1950–1954 |
0 l/s 120 l/s 13,2 m³/s 6,9 l/(s km²) 42,1 m³/s |
Der Khor Daga (Daga River), äthiopisch: Deqe Sonka Shet, ist ein Fluss in Äthiopien und Südsudan.
Verlauf
Er entsteht in den Bergen der Mirab Welega Zone in Äthiopien an der Grenze zum Südsudan.[2] Er verläuft nach Westen, passiert die Stadt Daga Post im Bundesstaat Upper Nile und tritt dann ein in die Machar-Sümpfe,[3] wo sein Verlauf nicht mehr nachvollziehbar ist.[4]
Hydrometrie
Die Durchflussmenge des Daga wurde an der hydrologischen Station Daga Post bei etwa 60 % des Einzugsgebietes, über die Jahre 1950 bis 1954 gemittelt, in m³/s gemessen.[1]
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Siehe auch
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ a b c Water Balance Estimates of the Machar Marshes
- ↑ Topographical map of Jonglei Archivlink.
- ↑ J. V. Sutcliffe, Y. P. Parls: The Hydrology of the Nile. Kap. The Sobat Basin and the Machar Marshes. 1999. Archivlink S. 112.
- ↑ Khor Daga bei GeoNames geonames.org. Abgerufen am 19. Juni 2022.
