| Ialomiţa River |
| River |
| Countries |
Romania |
| Counties |
Prahova County,
Dâmboviţa County,
Ilfov County,
Ialomiţa County |
|
| Tributaries |
| - left |
Valea Şugărilor,
Cocora,
Lăptici,
Scândurari,
Blana,
Nucet,
Oboarele,
Scropoasa,
Orzea,
Brânduşa,
Gâlma,
Ialomicioara,
Ruşeţu,
Leurda,
Bizdidel,
Slănic de Răzvad,
Slănic de Gura Ocniţei,
Pâscov,
Crivăţ,
Cricovul Dulce,
Prahova,
Sărata,
Cotorca,
Sărăţuica,
Strachina |
| - right |
Valea Doamnelor,
Valea Sucheniţei
Horoaba,
Coteanu,
Valea Văcăriei,
Tătaru,
Gâlgoiu,
Mircea,
Bolboci,
Lucăcilă,
Zănoaga,
Valea Cabanierului,
Brătei,
Rătei,
Raciu,
Valea Doicii,
Seciul cu Colţi,
Voivodeni,
Ţâţa,
Ialomicioara,
Vulcana,
Glod,
Ruda,
Racoviţa,
Snagov,
Vlăsia,
Comana |
| Villages |
Pucheni,
Moroeni,
Lunca,
Pietroşiţa,
Fieni
Pucioasa,
Glodeni,
Doiceşti
Aninoasa
Târgovişte,
Urziceni,
Manasia,
Alexeni,
Ion Roată
Sfăntu Gheorghe,
Balaciu de Sus].
Căzăneşti,
Ciochina,
Andrăşeşti,
Perieţi,
Slobozia
Cosâmbeşti,
Bucu,
Sudiţi,
Ţăndărei |
|
|
| Source |
|
| - location |
Bucegi Mountains |
| Mouth |
Danube |
| - location |
Hârşova |
|
| Length |
417 km (259 mi) |
|
| Official River Code |
XI.1 |
|
The Ialomiţa River (Râul Ialomiţa in Romanian) is a river in the southern part of Romania. It comes up from the Bucegi Mountains of the Carpathians and flows into the Danube.
The upper part of the river is sometimes called Valea Obârşiei River or Obârşia Ialomiţei River.
Tributaries [change]
Lakes and dams [change]
