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'''Turyan''', also called '''Turanchay''' is a river of [[Azerbaijan]]. It flows through [[Qabala Rayon|Qabala]] and [[Goychay Rayon|Goychay]] raions. |
'''Turyan''', also called '''Turanchay''' is a river of [[Azerbaijan]]. It flows through [[Qabala Rayon|Qabala]] and [[Goychay Rayon|Goychay]] raions. |
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Turanchay starts off at [[Ragdan Peak]] which is located on the boundary of Qabala and [[ |
Turanchay starts off at [[Ragdan Peak]] which is located on the boundary of Qabala and [[Oghuz Rayon|Oguz]] raions, in [[Saral Mountains|Saral range]] at 3,680 meters above sea level. |
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The river is mostly fed by snow and glacier water. In the periods from March to July, the river gets richer due to warmer season. By August, the volume of the water in the river decreases. |
The river is mostly fed by snow and glacier water. In the periods from March to July, the river gets richer due to warmer season. By August, the volume of the water in the river decreases. |
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Turyan, also called Turanchay is a river of Azerbaijan. It flows through Qabala and Goychay raions.
Turanchay starts off at Ragdan Peak which is located on the boundary of Qabala and Oguz raions, in Saral range at 3,680 meters above sea level. The river is mostly fed by snow and glacier water. In the periods from March to July, the river gets richer due to warmer season. By August, the volume of the water in the river decreases.