Ewynn

Ewynn
Location
Countries	Koresa, Empherias, Grensalbourg, Palakkinen.
Physical characteristics
Source	Lesser Justa Glacier
• location	Hvede
Mouth	Eastern Alaxian Sea
• location	Querença, Kloresa
Length	4,966 km
Basin size	2,748,647 km2
Width
• minimum	31 m
• average	8.3 km
• maximum	65.5 km
Depth
• minimum	2 m
• average	21 m
• maximum	116 m
Discharge
• location	Iskraen, Empherias
• average	3,360 m3/s
Discharge
• location	Wynnoa, Empherias
• average	8,290 m3/s
Discharge
• location	Querença, Koresa
• average	17,550 m3/s
Discharge
• location	Eastern Alaxian Sea
• average	18,820 m3/s
• minimum	9,250 m3/s
• maximum	175,200 m3/s
Basin features
Tributaries
• left	Ewesky, Norsair, Mutark
• right	Estkeir, Iskrail, Terak

The River Ewynn is one of the largest rivers in the world, and it is the largest river in length, discharge and basin area in Eastern Alaxia. It is an international river, offering vital economic and transportation opportunities to Koresa, Empherias, Grensalbourg, and Palakkinen. Several major cities, including Wynnoa and Querença, rely on the river for their existence. The Ewynn experiences a significant melt season, in which the river can flood its banks severely. The melt season in question varies year to year, with some seasons experiencing more than 200,000 m³/s of flow leaving the river. The river typically peaks around the 2nd week of November, and its lowest flow commences around mid-late July.

Sport

Rowing

Alto Onortei, a Koresan man, once rowed from the source of the Ewynn to the end in Querença, declaring the world record for the longest time rowing in East Alaxia. He dedicated this accomplishment to Sofia Hopkins, Baroness of Bazir.

In Popular Culture

The Ewynn is often a subject of various prominent painters in Koresa and Empherias.