Examples of using Lielupe in English and their translations into Russian
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extreme sports in Jurmala- or rather, in Lielupe, there is a water park Livu,
The Lielupe River originates in Latvia at the confluence of two transboundary rivers: the Musa River
The Lielupe River originates in Latvia at the confluence of two transboundary rivers:
Agricultural lands cover a significant part of the Lielupe River Basin(around 52% in the Latvian part), and their share is
Status and transboundary impacts Almost half of the water bodies within the Lielupe Basin in Latvia fall into the“bad” ecological quality class,
fine white sand and the river Lielupe bypassing alongside the whole town,
Beautiful old town of Jelgava is situated on the River Lielupe, 40 km from the Latvian capital city of Riga from the Baltic sea and the Gulf of Riga
in summer, languid ferry trips down the Lielupe River are available for visitors.
cosy part of Jūrmala, next to a pine forest and lying between the river Lielupe and the Baltic Sea.
On November 19, 1919, one of the first to cross the Lielupe River during Valka Vashchun's journey, and despite the enemy's overcrowding,
Currently, the hatchery releases at least 170 000 Baltic salmon smolts and fries, 420 000 vimba and whitefish fries, and 5 000 000 lamprey and pike maggots in the basins of rivers Daugava and Lielupe annually.
immense areas of pine forest and the river Lielupe.
as well as seven small ports Engure, Lielupe, Mērsrags, Pāvilosta,
LV, LT Daugava, Lielupe and Venta The Technical protocol signed by the Latvian and Lithuanian Ministers of
extreme sports in Jurmala- or rather, in Lielupe, there is a water park Livu,
having a tour in Daugava, Lielupe, the Gulf of Riga
There are also sail boat harbours on landlocked bodies of water- on the Lielupe in Jelgava, on the Daugava in Lielvārde and on lakes Usmas and Rāznas.
water bike along the Rivers Driksa or Lielupe, or relax on one of the city's beaches.
the place where the River Lielupe is born.
The Lielupe River basin is shared by Latvia and Lithuania.