Don

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The Don is a major river in southwestern Russia that flows from the Central Russian Upland to the Sea of Azov, historically serving as an important trade route and cultural boundary.

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Don canonical 4

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
major river
river
approximateLength about 1,160 miles
about 1,870 kilometers
associatedEthnicGroup Don Cossacks
basinArea about 164,000 square miles
about 425,000 square kilometers
climateZone temperate continental
connectedByCanal Volga–Don Canal
connectedRiverViaCanal Volga
linked to: Volga River
country Russia
culturalRole symbol of Cossack identity
drainageBasinCountry Russia
emptiesNear Taganrog Bay
flowsInto Sea of Azov
flowsThrough Lipetsk Oblast
Rostov Oblast
Tula Oblast
Voronezh Oblast
freezesInWinter yes
hasEstuaryType delta
hasFloodplain yes
historicalRegion land of the Don Cossacks
linked to: Cossack Host
historicalRole cultural boundary
important trade route
historicalSignificance part of trade routes linking the interior of Russia with the Black Sea region
served as a boundary between European Russia and the Eurasian steppe
locatedIn southwestern Russia
locatedOnContinent Europe
majorCityOnRiver Azov
Rostov-on-Don
Voronezh
mentionedInAuthor Mikhail Sholokhov
mentionedInWork And Quiet Flows the Don
mouth Sea of Azov
partOf East European Plain
linked to: Russian Plain
region Southern Federal District of Russia
riverSystem Sea of Azov basin
linked to: Sea of Azov
sourceRegion Central Russian Upland
tributary Chir
Khopyor
Manych
Medveditsa
Seversky Donets
linked to: Siverskyi Donets
usedFor fishing
hydroelectric power
inland navigation
irrigation

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Don Garber givenName Don
Black Sea receivesRiver Don
subject linked to: Black Sea and Sea of Azov
Sea of Azov receivesRiver Don
subject linked to: Black Sea and Sea of Azov