Sesia River

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The river in the high Valsesia.
The river in the high Valsesia.
Sesia
The Sesia river
The Sesia river
Origin Alagna Valsesia
Mouth Po River
Basin countries Italy
Length 138 km
Source elevation 4,500 m
Avg. discharge 70 m³/s
Basin area 2,920 km²

The Sesia is a river in north-western Italy, tributary to the Po. Its sources are the glaciers of Monte Rosa at the border with Switzerland. It flows through the Alpine valley Valsesia and the towns Varallo Sesia, Quarona, Borgosesia and Vercelli. The Sesia flows into the Po River near Casale Monferrato.

It is a popular river for kayaking and hosted the European championship in 2001 and the world championship in 2002.


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