Ket River

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Course of the Ket ( Кеть ) in the catchment area of the Ob

Catchment area of the chain

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The Ket (Russian Кеть, also Большая Кеть, Bolshaya Ket, " Big Ket ") is a 1621 km long right tributary of the Ob in western Siberia.

It rises in southern Siberia in Russia's Krasnoyarsk region north of Krasnoyarsk and from there flows mainly north-west in the Tomsk Oblast, where it flows beneath Kolpashevo in the Ob.

The chain is frozen from late October or early November to late April or early May. At the level Rodionowka, 236 km upstream of the mouth, the average discharge is 469 m³ / s In June, the monthly average is 1367 m³ / s, in March at 188 m³ / s Its catchment area covers 94,200 km ².

Its main tributaries are Sotschur ( Сочур ) Orlowka ( Орловка ) Lissiza ( Лисица ), Little Ket ( Малая Кеть ), Mendel ( Пайдугина ) Jelowaja ( Еловая ) Tschatschamga ( Чачамга ) and Paidugina ( Пайдугина ).