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{{Rivers of Balúrail Infobox | {{Rivers of Balúrail Infobox | ||
|Name= | |Name=Onzirro River | ||
|Image=[[File: | |Image=[[File:Onzirro River Painting.jpg|center|frameless|Onzirro River Painting]] | ||
{{center|Painting of the | {{center|Painting of the Onzirro River}} | ||
|Realm=Balúrail | |Realm=Balúrail | ||
|Region=Western Lowlands | |Region=Western Lowlands | ||
|Country=League of Balúrail | |Country=League of Balúrail | ||
|States= | |States=Ezinco | ||
|Length=234 | |Settlements=Pengusse, Pulhielho, Chuoco, Nerez, Duosse | ||
|Source=Lake | |Length=234 miles (377 km) | ||
|Tributaries= | |Source=Lake Onzirro | ||
|Tributaries=Puderre River, Asquer River | |||
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{{Rivers of Balúrail Sections | {{Rivers of Balúrail Sections | ||
|Introduction=The ''' | |Introduction=The '''Onzirro River''' is the largest river in [[Ezinco]]. It flows west from [[Lake Onzirro]] through [[Lake Lebolur]], past Pengusse, Nerez and Duosse, and then winds through the [[Onzirro Swamp]] to the sea. | ||
|Etymology=The | |Etymology=The Onzirro River is named after the first human explorer of the region surrounding modern day [[Ezinco]], [[Gir Onzirro]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 11 October 2026
| Onzirro River | |
|---|---|
| Image |  Painting of the Onzirro River |
| Realm | Balúrail |
| Region | Western Lowlands |
| Country(ies) | League of Balúrail |
| State(s) | Ezinco |
| Settlements | Pengusse • Pulhielho • Chuoco • Nerez • Duosse |
| Length | 234 miles (377 km) |
| Source | Lake Onzirro |
| Tributaries | Puderre River • Asquer River |
Introduction
The Onzirro River is the largest river in Ezinco. It flows west from Lake Onzirro through Lake Lebolur, past Pengusse, Nerez and Duosse, and then winds through the Onzirro Swamp to the sea.
Etymology
The Onzirro River is named after the first human explorer of the region surrounding modern day Ezinco, Gir Onzirro.