Basin size 142.1 km (54.9 sq mi) Basin area 142.1 km² Province Province of Turin Country Italy | Length 22 km Source Monte Colombano Mouth Stura di Lanzo Mouth elevation 242 | |
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Main source Monte Colombano northern slopes
1,350 m (4,430 ft) River mouth Stura di Lanzo in Venaria Reale
242.0 m (794.0 ft) Tributaries Left:
rio Tronta
Right:
Casternone Discharge Average rate:
(mouth) 3.4 m/s (120 cu ft/s) | ||
The Ceronda (Piedmontese: Sunder or Srunda) is a 22-kilometre (14 mi) long creek in the Piedmont region in northwestern Italy.
Contents
Map of Torrente Ceronda, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy
GeographyEdit
It is formed from several streams that drain the northern slopes of Monte Colombano and converge near Varisella. Flowing from southwest to northeast, it reaches Fiano where it gets out of the Alps and enters into the Po plain turning towards south. After receiving from the right its main tributary, the Casternone, it crosses the Mandria nature park and finally flows into the river Stura di Lanzo in Venaria Reale.
Other projectsEdit
Media related to Ceronda at Wikimedia Commons
References
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