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- Rautas_River abstract "The Rautas River (Swedish: Rautasälven, Northern Sami: Rávttaseatnu) is an early contributary to the Torne River in Swedish Lapland.It originates in Rautasjaure (Lake Rautas) in the mountains of northwestern Lapland, at an elevation of 560 m above mean sea level.A footpath leads to Rautasjaure from Rensjön.In winter the lake can be reached by snowmobile.From there it flows eastward through roadless land.On the right, southern bank, Subasjohka, Seppojokha join the river and the river flows into the Guolášjávri lake, where it is joined by Snánnavieddji (left/north) and Durkkejohka (right/south).It enters Rautas fjällurskogs naturreservat, meeting Leavášjohka and Geinnodakjohka on the right, and splits shortly before Rautas.It splits in a western and an eastern part, Alit Suorri / Västra Rautasälven (met by Njuohčamjohka) and Lulit Suorri / Östra Rautasälven.Those branches are approximately 3km apart.In the middle between those two branches lies the village of Rautas (Rávttas).The European route E10 crosses both branches.After 6-10 km, the branches meet again and the river continues in a southeasterly direction.It passes by the village of Käyrävuopio shortly before the stream Tiansbäken (Vuonajohka) flows into the river from the right/south.Then it continuous through uninhabited land, with Pahtajoki flowing into it on the right, before passing by a place where a footpath leads toward the river from the south (see photo).The Käyräjohki and Askajoki join from the left.After this, the river turns north.A track leads from Kurravaara to near the place where the river turns north.It flows into flatter land where some islands such as Hansisaari are in the river.Finally, it flows into Vahkujávri, which is part of the Torne River, at an elevation of 327 m, after nearly 135 km.".
- Rautas_River mouthElevation "327.0".
- Rautas_River riverMouth Torne_River.
- Rautas_River source Rautasjaure.
- Rautas_River sourceElevation "560.0".
- Rautas_River thumbnail Rautas_River_between_Käyrávuopio_and_Hansisaari.jpg?width=300.
- Rautas_River wikiPageID "17715664".
- Rautas_River wikiPageRevisionID "542880978".
- Rautas_River country "Sweden".
- Rautas_River hasPhotoCollection Rautas_River.
- Rautas_River imageCaption "Rautas River between Käyrävuopio and Hansisaari, Kurravaara".
- Rautas_River length "134.699".
- Rautas_River mouth Torne_River.
- Rautas_River mouthElevation "327".
- Rautas_River mouthLatNs "N".
- Rautas_River mouthLongEw "E".
- Rautas_River name "Rautas River".
- Rautas_River nativeName "Rautasälven, Rávttaseatnu".
- Rautas_River regionType Counties_of_Sweden.
- Rautas_River source Rautasjaure.
- Rautas_River sourceElevation "560".
- Rautas_River sourceLatNs "N".
- Rautas_River sourceLongEw "E".
- Rautas_River subject Category:Rivers_of_Sweden.
- Rautas_River subject Category:Torne_river_basin.
- Rautas_River point "68.07388888888889 19.38".
- Rautas_River type BodyOfWater109225146.
- Rautas_River type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Rautas_River type River109411430.
- Rautas_River type RiversOfSweden.
- Rautas_River type Stream109448361.
- Rautas_River type Thing100002452.
- Rautas_River type YagoGeoEntity.
- Rautas_River type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Rautas_River type BodyOfWater.
- Rautas_River type NaturalPlace.
- Rautas_River type Place.
- Rautas_River type River.
- Rautas_River type Stream.
- Rautas_River type Wikidata:Q532.
- Rautas_River type BodyOfWater.
- Rautas_River type Place.
- Rautas_River type RiverBodyOfWater.
- Rautas_River type BodyOfWater.
- Rautas_River type River.
- Rautas_River type Stream.
- Rautas_River type Location.
- Rautas_River type SpatialThing.
- Rautas_River comment "The Rautas River (Swedish: Rautasälven, Northern Sami: Rávttaseatnu) is an early contributary to the Torne River in Swedish Lapland.It originates in Rautasjaure (Lake Rautas) in the mountains of northwestern Lapland, at an elevation of 560 m above mean sea level.A footpath leads to Rautasjaure from Rensjön.In winter the lake can be reached by snowmobile.From there it flows eastward through roadless land.On the right, southern bank, Subasjohka, Seppojokha join the river and the river flows into the Guolášjávri lake, where it is joined by Snánnavieddji (left/north) and Durkkejohka (right/south).It enters Rautas fjällurskogs naturreservat, meeting Leavášjohka and Geinnodakjohka on the right, and splits shortly before Rautas.It splits in a western and an eastern part, Alit Suorri / Västra Rautasälven (met by Njuohčamjohka) and Lulit Suorri / Östra Rautasälven.Those branches are approximately 3km apart.In the middle between those two branches lies the village of Rautas (Rávttas).The European route E10 crosses both branches.After 6-10 km, the branches meet again and the river continues in a southeasterly direction.It passes by the village of Käyrävuopio shortly before the stream Tiansbäken (Vuonajohka) flows into the river from the right/south.Then it continuous through uninhabited land, with Pahtajoki flowing into it on the right, before passing by a place where a footpath leads toward the river from the south (see photo).The Käyräjohki and Askajoki join from the left.After this, the river turns north.A track leads from Kurravaara to near the place where the river turns north.It flows into flatter land where some islands such as Hansisaari are in the river.Finally, it flows into Vahkujávri, which is part of the Torne River, at an elevation of 327 m, after nearly 135 km.".
- Rautas_River label "Rautas River".
- Rautas_River label "Rautasrivier".
- Rautas_River sameAs Rautasrivier.
- Rautas_River sameAs m.047rbt8.
- Rautas_River sameAs Q1967512.
- Rautas_River sameAs Q1967512.
- Rautas_River sameAs Rautas_River.
- Rautas_River lat "68.07388888888889".
- Rautas_River long "19.38".
- Rautas_River wasDerivedFrom Rautas_River?oldid=542880978.
- Rautas_River depiction Rautas_River_between_Käyrávuopio_and_Hansisaari.jpg.
- Rautas_River isPrimaryTopicOf Rautas_River.
- Rautas_River name "Rautas River".
- Rautas_River name "Rautasälven, Rávttaseatnu".