major northern distributary of the Rhine in the Netherlands

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The IJssel is a Dutch river that branches off from the Rhine and flows northward through the eastern Netherlands before emptying into the IJsselmeer.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf distributary
river
alsoKnownAs Gelderse IJssel
basinCountry Netherlands
connectedTo Lake Ketelmeer
country Netherlands
distributaryOf Rhine
emptiesInto IJsselmeer
flowsDirection northward
flowsThrough Arnhem
Deventer NERFINISHED
Doesburg
Kampen
Zutphen NERFINISHED
province of Flevoland
province of Gelderland
province of Overijssel
formsPartOf Dutch inland waterway network
hasEstuaryType river delta
hasFloodplains IJssel floodplains
linked to: IJsselvallei
historicalRegion Gelderland
Overijssel
importantFor Dutch water distribution from the Rhine
agriculture in the IJssel valley
regional ecology
shipping between Rhine and IJsselmeer
length approximately 125 km
locatedIn eastern Netherlands
majorDistributaryOf Rhine in the Netherlands
linked to: Rijn
mouthLocation IJsselmeer
mouthNearby Kampen
mouthRegion province of Flevoland
linked to: Flevoland
partOf Low Countries river network
Rhine river system
linked to: Rhine
region IJsselvallei
sourceLocation near Arnhem
sourceRegion province of Gelderland
tributary Berkel
Oude IJssel
linked to: Gelderse IJssel

Schipbeek
Vecht (Overijssel)
linked to: Vecht
usedFor flood control
inland navigation
recreation
water management
waterSystem Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta

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IJssel riverSystemRole major northern distributary of the Rhine in the Netherlands