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Bârlad River
Countries Romania
Counties Neamţ County,
Vaslui County,
Galaţi County
Villages Oniceni,
Negreşti,
Vaslui,
Bârlad,
Tecuci
Length 289 km (180 mi)
Watershed 7,330 km² (2,830 sq mi)
Discharge at Mouth
 - average 9.00 m³/s (318 cu ft/s)
Source
 - location Central Moldavian Plateau,
Valea Ursului
Mouth Siret River
 - location Lieşti
Major tributaries
 - left Bozieni,
Fundătura,
Gârboveta,
Hausei,
Găureni,
Sacovăţ,
Velna,
Durduc,
Rebricea,
Vasluieţ,
Crasna,
Albeşti,
Idriciu,
Zorleni,
Trestiana,
Jeravăţ,
Hobana,
Bârzota,
Gârbovăţ,
Corozel
 - right Băbuşa,
Buda,
Stemnic,
Racova,
Ghilănoiu,
Horoiata,
Simila,
Valea Seacă,
Tutova,
Pereschiv,
Bălăneasa,
Lupul,
Berheci,
Blăneasa,
Prisaca,
Tecucel
Official River Code XII.1.78

The Bârlad is a river in the eastern part of Romania. It is a tributary of the Siret River. This means that it flows into the Siret River. It has a length of 207 kilometers.


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