Myosha River

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The Mjoscha ( Мёша ) in the catchment area of the Kama

The Mjoscha (Russian Мёша, Tatar Мишә ) is a 204 km long right tributary of the Kama in the Republic of Tatarstan in Russia.

The Mjoscha rises in a wooded area in Rajon Kukmor. It flows west and then south-west to the Kuibyshev Reservoir, formed by damming of the Volga and its tributary Kama. Thus, they no longer opens directly into the Kama. The catchment area of ​​4180 km ² comprises Mjoscha. It is usually covered from the beginning of December and April of a layer of ice. It is mainly fed by snowmelt. Their mean discharge 18 km above the mouth is 17.4 m³ / s