Kvirila

Kvirila is a river located in western Georgia. It is the right-hand tributary of the Rioni River. The river originates in the Imereti region, specifically in the foothills of the Lesser Caucasus mountains. Its course is approximately 150 kilometers long.

The Kvirila flows through several towns and villages, with the city of Tkibuli situated along its banks. The river's basin is characterized by a varied landscape, including mountainous terrain and fertile valleys. Historically, the Kvirila has been important for local communities, providing water for agriculture and other uses.

The river's flow is influenced by precipitation and snowmelt from its source in the mountains. Its waters are generally clear, though turbidity can increase during periods of heavy rainfall. The Kvirila eventually merges with the Rioni River, a major waterway in Georgia, near the city of Poti. The confluence of the Kvirila and Rioni contributes to the overall water system of western Georgia.