Примеры использования Drin river на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The White Drin river runs through the canyon.
g., considerable nutrient loads get transported into the Adriatic Sea via the Drin River.
The Fshajt's Bridge that was built on White Drin River, dates back to the 18th century.
Gjirokastra is a picturesque historic city that lies on the mountain slope above the bank of the Drin River.
A unique example of such an agreement is the Drin River Basin Memorandum of Understanding.
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia expressed appreciation for ECE support in the Drin River Basin.
It forms the left branch of the White Drin river with a length 37 km with an average altitude of 795- 360 m above sea level.
The hydrological regime is conditioned, among others,by water releases from big hydro-power dams in the Drin River in Albania.
The process in the Drin River basin is also a positive development for the strengthening of transboundary cooperation in South-Eastern Europe.
The river runs 149 km(as Drin i Zi) until Kukës, Albania, where it joins the White Drin River 136 km long.
This picturesque town-museum spread out on mountain slopes over the Drin River was well-known as early as the 13 th century as a prosperous trading town.
The Drin River starts at the confluence of its two headwaters, the transboundary Black Drin32 and White Drin33 Rivers at Kukës in Albania.
The climatic area of Metohija,which includes the watershed of the White Drin river, is influenced very much by the hot air masses, which cross the Adriatic Sea.
Canyon of the White Drin river at Fshajt Bridge due to its hydrological and geomorphological values, in 1986 was taken under legal protection as a Natural Monument.
Situated in 120 kilometres from the capital of the country on a picturesque mountain slope over the Drin River Gjirokastra is an important town of the southern part of the country.
The Drin River Basin is characterized by mountainous relief, with a mean elevation of 971 m a.s.l.(the highest peaks are over 2,500 m), and flat land in the coastal area.
A framework has been established for transboundary cooperation in the extended Drin River Basin through the support of the Drin Dialogue project.
The five Drin River riparians signed a Memorandum of Understanding on a Shared Strategic Vision for the Sustainable Management of the Drin River Basin in November 2011.
The water leaves Lake Ohrid by evaporation(~40%) and through its only outlet,the Black Drin River, which flows in a northerly direction into Albania and thus to the Adriatic Sea.
Three transboundary expert working groups were established at a meeting of the parties under the memorandum of understanding on a shared strategic vision for the sustainable management of the Drin river basin.
In the Drin River Basin, impacts from mining activities are likely to still be an issue for the Drin River and Lake Ohrid and, to a lesser extent, in the Skadar/Shkoder sub-basin.
These include the Sava, Nisava, Neretva(where both municipal and industrial waste was reported), Struma/Strymonas andMesta/Nestos Basins and the Drin River and Skadar/Shkoder Lake sub-basins.
In that regard, the secretariat described the cooperation in the projects on the Chu-Talas and Drin River basins to be financed by GEF, as well as the Convention's involvement in the seventh GEF International Waters Conference Barbados, 26- 30 October 2013.
Main wetland ecosystem services The wetland is important for water retention and flood control for a wide areaaround lake Skadar/Shkoder and along the Buna/Bojana and Lower Drin Rivers floodplains.
The significance of the Drin River and its main tributaries in terms of hydropower production is major, especially for Albania, where plants installed produce 85% of hydropower, and represent 70% of the total hydro and thermal installed capacity in the country.
The delegate representing the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia provided information on the recent developmentsunder the Drin dialogue, and suggested the establishment of a pilot project on the Drin River under the Water Convention.
Other possible initiatives included bi- andmultilateral commitments on protecting river basins, such as between riparian states of the Drin River in South-Eastern Europe and between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine on the Dniester River, provided they would be ready in time for the Conference.
Major achievements included the signing of the Treaty on Cooperation on the Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Dniester River Basin in 2012,the organization in May 2013 of the first Meeting of the Parties to the Drin Memorandum of Understanding on a Shared Strategic Vision for the Sustainable Management of the Drin River Basin and recent progress in negotiations of a bilateral agreement between Azerbaijan and Georgia.
Indicative are the destruction of parts of wetlands in lakes and deltas, the interruption of bio-|PART III corridors and coastal erosion(e.g., the Drin River Basin), the interruption of river and habitat continuity and the loss of wetland areas(e.g., the Sava River Basin), the erosion of riverbeds and land as well as the decline of groundwater levels e.g., the Neretva/Trebišnjica hydrogeological basin.
Actions supported by ECE led to the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding on a Shared Strategic Vision for the Sustainable Management of the Drin River Basin by all riparians, as well as the elaboration of a draft bilateral agreement on the shared water resources of the Kura River Basin between Azerbaijan and Georgia.