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Sagyz River (Sagiz) in Aktobe region


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The Sagyz river in the Caspian basin flows through the Aktobe and Atyrau regions. The length is 511 km. The river originates in the west in the Mugalzhar mountains (Mount Baysary), less than 60-70 km from the Caspian Sea, it sinks into the Bersky hills near Tentexor (Makat district, Atyrau region). The water in the river is salty.

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In the upper reaches, the riverbed is steep and narrow; in the middle reaches, the valley widens to 5-15 km. The lower valley of the river is narrow. The Sagyz River has about 100 branches less than 10 km long. The largest rivers are Dauldy, Ashysai, Nogaity, Topyrakshashty, Zharly, Mukyr, Burmasai. The river is replenished with rainwater. The water in the river is fresh, not suitable for drinking water. The river's water is used for irrigation of land.

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