Everything about Jinz River totally explained
The is a
river which flows from
Gifu Prefecture to
Toyama Prefecture in
Japan. It is called
Miya River (宮川
Miya-gawa) in Gifu. It is 120 km in length and has a watershed of 2,720 km².
Geography
The river flows from
Mount Kaore in Gifu and meets the
Takahara River at the border between Gifu and Toyama. Then it flows straight to the north and pours into
Toyama Bay and the
Sea of Japan. It once meandered through the city of
Toyama, but the new waterway was constructed in the west of the city to avoid floods. Toyama City Hall and other governments are located on the reclaimed land of the old river.
Pollution
The river was polluted with
cadmium due to
mining and caused the
itai-itai disease in the downstream towns around
World War II.
Naming
The
Japanese Navy cruiser Jintsu was named after this river.
Further Information
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