Taseyeva River

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Tassejewa ( Тасеева ) in the catchment area of the Angara

The Tassejewa (Russian Тасеева ) is a 116 km long left tributary of the Angara and southeasterly in Siberia, Krasnoyarsk, Russia ( Asia ); along with its source river Tschuna it is 1319 km long.

The Tassejewa arises in the extreme southwest of the central Siberian highlands by the river around 11 kilometers above and east of Burnyy located the confluence of the rivers coming respectively from the Sayan Birjussa and Tschuna. From there, the river runs north- westward to Pervomaisk, 12 km downstream of it in the east of the Jenisseiberge coming from the east Angara to lead. Directly below the confluence of the Tassejewa lie in the Angara river several islands, the largest of which is the island Sosnovy and less than 14 km below its mouth located on the Angara River, the village Kulakowo.