Valira River
river, Europe
Also known as: Gran Valira
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The Valira River is a river that flows through Andorra and Spain. It is formed by the union of streams in the mountain valleys of Andorra, with the Madriu and Perafita being two notable streams that feed into it. The Valira River then flows into the Ebro River in Navarra, Spain. The river is significant for irrigation and hydroelectric power.12
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