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Putna River (Siret)

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Putna River
Countries Romania
Counties Vrancea County
Villages Greşu,
Lepşa
Tulnici,
Negrileşti,
Bârşeşti,
Valea Sării,
Vidra,
Sifeşti,
Făurei,
Vânători
Length 144 km (89 mi)
Watershed 2,720 km² (1,050 sq mi)
Source
 - location Vrancea Mountains,
Lăcăuţi-Arişoaia Ridge
Mouth Siret
Major tributaries
 - left Baba,
Şipotu,
Valea lui Ilie River,
Stogu,
Babovici,
Pârâul Mărului,
Greşu,
Călinu,
Slatina,
Lepşa,
Streiu,
Mocearu,
Deju,
Caciu,
Vidra,
Vizăuţi
 - right Pârâul de sub Aristoaia,
Pârâul Bradului,
Zburătura,
Pârâul Ţiganului,
Cireşu,
Tişiţa,
Pârâul Porcului,
Pârâul Câinelui,
Carhagău,
Coza,
Vasu,
Zăbala,
Şoimu,
Sturza,
Milcov,
Putna Seacă,
Râmna

Putna River is a tributary of the Siret River in Vrancea County in Romania, and in the old region of Moldavia. This means that it flows into the Siret River. The Putna River has a length of 144 km.


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