General Information:
The total stream of Georgian rivers are - 65,8 km3 . On
average on 1 km2 is formed 820 thousand km3 of the
water per year. In West Georgia 1340 thousand m3 on 1 km2,
in East Georgia - 37- thousand m3 on 1 km2. On one
resident in West Georgia comes 19 thousand m3 on 1 square km,
in East Georgia 5 thousand m3, so nearly less than four
times. In West Georgia on each level of the development of industry
satisfy the nature stream. In East Georgia by the 201 in the drought
years the water resources will be used or 75%, that can be followed by
hard ecological results.
Largest rivers: Mtkvari (
188000 km2), river Chorokhi (22130 km2), river Rioni
(13900 km2), river Alazani (12000 km2).The largest rivers
about the water are: Rioni (12,6 km3 per year), Mtkvari (7,2 km3
per year), Chorokhi ( 8,9 km3 per year), Inguri (5,9 km3
per year), Kodori (4,1 km3 per year), Alazani ( 3,1 km3
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