Введение
Река в Швейцарии
River in Switzerland
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
Сарин (saʁin; ) или Саан – крупная река Швейцарии. Её длина составляет и она имеет водосборную площадь. Сарин является притоком Ааре. Река берёт начало в Бернских Альпах, недалеко от Санецхорна, в кантоне Вале. Там она формирует водохранилище Лак-де-Сенен (фр.; Санецзе) на высоте 2034 м, а затем входит в кантон Берн, проходя через водопады Санец между 1900 и 1400 м.
River in Switzerland
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
Далее она образует самую западную долину Бернской Оберланды, протекая мимо Гстейга, Гштаада и Саанена в районе Оберсимменталь-Саанен. Ниже по течению от Саанена, на высоте 982 м, река входит в кантон Во, проходя через Ружемон, Шато-д’Окс и Россиньер, формируя озеро Верне на высоте 859 м.
River in Switzerland
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
На высоте 833 м она пересекает Кре-де-л’Энфер и входит в кантон Фрибург, образуя озеро Монбовон на высоте 777 м.
River in Switzerland
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
С этой точки река в значительной степени следует по языковой границе между франкоязычной и немецкоязычной Швейцарией через двуязычный кантон Фрибург (и часто рассматривается как географическое воплощение разделения Швейцарии, известного как Рёстиграбен). Проходя через Виллар-су-Мон, Энни, Грюйер и Брок, она достигает озера Ла-де-ла-Грюйер на высоте 677 м.
River in Switzerland
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
Затем река извилисто течёт к самому Фрибургу; исторический город был построен в 1157 году на полуострове, образованном рекой Сарин, и защищён с трёх сторон крутыми скалами. Ниже по течению от Фрибурга река расширяется, образуя водохранилище Шифенензее на высоте 532 м (построенное в 1963 году), а затем по каналу доходит до Лаупена, где в неё впадает река Сенс. Протекая на север ещё 6 км, она наконец впадает в Ааре ниже по течению от Волензее, на высоте 461 м, примерно в километре к западу от Берна.
River in Switzerland
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
The Sarine (saʁin; ) or Saane is a major river of Switzerland. It is long and has a drainage area of It is a tributary of the Aare. The Sarine rises in the Bernese Alps, near Sanetschhorn, in the Canton of Valais. It forms the Lac de Sénin (French; Sanetschsee) reservoir at 2034 m, and then enters the Canton of Bern, traversing the Sanetsch falls between 1900 and 1400 m.
It then forms the westernmost valley of the Bernese Oberland, flowing past Gsteig, Gstaad and Saanen in the Obersimmental Saanen district. Downstream of Saanen, at 982 m, it enters the Canton of Vaud, passing Rougemont, Château d'Œx and Rossinière, forming the Lac du Vernex at 859 m.
At 833, it traverses the Creux de l'Enfer and enters the Canton of Fribourg, forming Lac de Montbovon at 777 m.
From this point, it more or less follows the linguistic boundary between French and German speaking Switzerland across the bilingual canton of Fribourg (and is often identified as the geographic representation of the Röstigraben division of Switzerland). Passing Villars sous Mont, Enney, Gruyères and Broc, it reaches Lac de la Gruyère at 677 m.
It then continues in serpentines towards Fribourg itself; the historical city was built in 1157 on a peninsula of the River Sarine, protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Downstream of Fribourg, it widens into the Schiffenensee reservoir at 532 m (built 1963), and is then taken to Laupen in a channel, where it is joined by the Sense. Flowing north for another 6 km, it finally joins the Aar just downstream of Wohlensee, at 461 m, some west of Bern.
Резервуары
+ Водохранилища на реке Саан/Саринь Расположение Высота Площадь водохранилища Объем Длина Rossinière VD Lac du Vernex 2,9 млн м³ Лессок, Haut Intyamon FR Lac de Lessoc 1,5 млн м³ Россенс FR Lac de la Gruyère 220 млн м³ Фрибург Lac de Pérolles 0,034 млн м³ Дюдинген FR Озеро Шифенен 65 млн м³
+ Reservoirs on the Saane/Sarine river Dam Location Elevation Reservoir Area Volume Length Rossinière VD Lac du Vernex 002.9 mio m³ Lessoc, Haut Intyamon FR Lac de Lessoc 001.5 mio m³ Rossens FR Lac de la Gruyère 220 mio m³ Fribourg Lac de Pérolles 000.034 mio m³ Düdingen FR Lake Schiffenen 065 mio m³