Boganida River

The Boganida ( Боганида ) in the west of the catchment area of the Chatanga

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The Boganida (Russian Боганида ) is a left tributary of the Cheta, a source flow of Chatanga. My river is located south of the Taimyr Peninsula in the North Siberian lowland in the Russian region of Krasnoyarsk.

The Boganida formed by the confluence of Kegerdi and Chopsokkon. The Kegerdi drains the Labassee while the Chopsokkon forms the outflow of the smaller Chargysees. The Boganida flows with tight meanders in a southwesterly direction, and finally flows into the coming of the West Cheta. The Boganida has a length of 366 km. Its catchment area covers 10700 km ².