Üür River

The Üür (Mongolian Үүр гол; Russian Уурэ - Гол, Ури - Гол, Ур - Гол ) is a left tributary of the Egiin Gol in northern Mongolia in the aimags of Aimag Chöwsgöl.

The Üür arises at the confluence of two source rivers on the southern flank of the Ostsajans near the border with Russia. It flows south through the hill country and, after 331 km on the coming of the West Egiin Gol. The Üür is the most important tributary of the Egiin Gol and is at the confluence of water-rich than this. The Üür drains an area of 12,300 km ². In spring, the river is flooding. In the winter freezes the river.