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kiiret

Kiiret is a river in the fictional region of Valandra. It originates in the Tareg Highlands near Mount Siro and flows generally southeast for about 320 kilometers, reaching the Sable Sea at the port of Keres. The Kiiret drains a basin of roughly 12,000 square kilometers and is fed by snowmelt, rain, and small tributaries, with an average discharge that ranges around 220 cubic meters per second.

Ecology and environment: The river supports diverse habitats: upper reaches host brown trout and brook lamprey;

Human use: The Kiiret valley is an agricultural region with irrigation canals; the river also provides hydroelectric

History and naming: The Kiiret name is derived from the Kiiret language, meaning "swift current." The river

mid-reach
forests
and
wetlands
support
beavers
and
otters;
the
lower
estuary
provides
habitat
for
migratory
birds.
Water
quality
is
good
in
protected
stretches
but
faces
pressures
from
agricultural
runoff
and
urban
development
in
downstream
towns.
Conservation
measures
include
riparian
buffer
zones
and
monitoring
programs.
power
with
two
small
plants
along
the
lower
course,
totaling
about
28
MW.
Navigation
is
limited
to
small
boats;
the
valley
uses
the
river
for
fishing,
recreation,
and
tourism.
has
been
central
in
regional
history,
shaping
settlement
patterns
since
premodern
times;
the
Kiiret
People
engineered
terraces
along
its
floodplain,
and
a
river
authority
manages
flood
control,
water
rights,
and
environmental
protection.