Amu Darya

Amu Darya
Leukin at the Amu Darya frae Turkmenistan
Map o aurie aroond the Aral Sea. Aral Sea boondaries are c. 2008. The Amu Darya drainage basin is in orange, an the Syr Darya basin in yellae.
Ither name(s)	Oxus, Jayhoun, də Āmu Sind, Vaksu, Amu River
Basin
Main source	Pamir River/Panj River Lake Zorkul, Pamir Muntains, Tajikistan 4,130 m (13,550 ft) 37°27′04″N 73°34′21″E
2nt source	Kyzyl-Suu/Vakhsh River Alay Valley, Pamir Muntains, Kyrgyzstan 4,525 m (14,846 ft) 39°13′27″N 72°55′26″E
River mooth	Aral Sea Amudarya Delta, Uzbekistan 28 m (92 ft) 44°06′30″N 59°40′52″E
Basin size	534,739 km2 (206,464 sq mi)
Pheesical chairacteristics
Lenth	2,620 km (1,630 mi)
Dischairge	Minimum rate: 420 m3/s (15,000 cu ft/s) Average rate: 2,525 m3/s (89,200 cu ft/s) Maximum rate: 5,900 m3/s (210,000 cu ft/s)
Features
Tributars	Left: Panj River Richt: Vakhsh River, Surkhan Darya, Sherabad River, Zeravshan River

The Amu Darya (Persie: آمودریا‎, Āmūdaryā; Turkmen: Amyderýa; Turkis: Ceyhun; Uzbek: Amudaryo; Tajik: Амударё; Pashto: د آمو سيند‎, da Āmú Sínd; Ancient Greek: Ὦξος, Oxos; Laitin: Oxus), cried Amu River an aw, is a major river in Central Asie.