Timiş River

Serbian Tamišs

River, western Romania and northeastern Yugoslavia.

Rising in the southwestern Carpathians, it flows in an arc to enter the Danube River just below Belgrade, Yugoslavia, after a course of 211 mi (340 km).

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Hungarian  Temes , Romanian  Timişul , Serbo-Croatian  Tamiš 

      river, rising in the Cernei Mountains at the western end of the Southern Carpathian Mountains in Romania, and flowing north, west, then south in an arc through Caransebeş and Lugoj to enter the Danube River at Pančevo, east of Belgrade, Serbia, after a course of 211 miles (340 km). Its exit from the Carpathians, via the Domaneşnea gap, forms part of the important Timiş-Cerna Gap (between the Western and Southern Carpathians) that links the Tisza River plain and the city of Timişoara (north) with the Danubian Plain (south). Beyond the Domaneşnea gap the Timiş flows in a wide alluvial floodplain. Its major tributary is the Bârzava. The Timiş is navigable only for small craft.

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