普拉特河
普拉特河(英語:、/plæt/)是内布拉斯加州的一条主要河流,长约500公里,由北普拉特河和南普拉特河汇合而成。
普拉特河 Platte River | |
Nebraska River[1], Shallow River[1] | |
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国家 | 美國 |
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省/州/邦 | 内布拉斯加州 |
地区 | 北美大平原 |
屬於 | 密苏里河流域 |
支流 | |
- 左侧支流 | 北普拉特河、卢普河 |
- 右侧支流 | 南普拉特河 |
城市 | 北普拉特、卡尼、格蘭德艾蘭、弗里蒙特、奥马哈 |
主源 | 北普拉特河 |
- 位置 | 科羅拉多州杰克逊县Confluence of Grizzly Creek and Little Grizzly Creek |
- 海拔 | 8,050 ft(2,454 m) |
- 坐标 | 40°38′23″N 106°24′19″W [2] |
次源 | 南普拉特河 |
- 位置 | 科羅拉多州帕克縣Confluence of Middle Fork and South Fork South Platte Rivers |
- 海拔 | 8,785 ft(2,678 m) |
- 坐标 | 39°00′40″N 105°44′25″W [3] |
汇合点 | |
- 位置 | 內布拉斯加州林肯縣北普拉特附近 |
- 海拔 | 2,762 ft(842 m)[2] |
- 坐标 | 41°06′50″N 100°40′33″W [1] |
河口 | 密苏里河 |
- 位置 | 內布拉斯加州卡斯縣与薩皮縣的普拉茨茅斯 |
- 海拔 | 942 ft(287 m)[1] |
- 坐标 | 41°03′14″N 95°52′53″W [1] |
长度 | 310 mi(499 km), West-east |
流域面积 | 84,910 mi²(219,916 km²)[4] |
流量 | 路易斯维尔,河口上游约10英里(16)。 |
- 平均流量 | 7,037 ft³/s(199 m³/s)[5] |
- 最大流量 | 160,000 ft³/s(4,531 m³/s) |
- 最小流量 | 131 ft³/s(4 m³/s) |
普拉特河及其支流,所经湖泊与城市
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另见
- 内布拉斯加州河流列表
- Morning Star Lake (Nebraska)
- 普拉特河州立公园
参考文献
延伸阅读
英文维基文库中的《1911年版大英百科全書》條目:Platte |
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