Tisza - Theiß

The Tisza (Romanian / Slovak: Tisa, Hungarian: Tisza, Serbian: Tisa / Tuca, Ukrainian: Tuca / Tyssa) is a river in Europe. It is the longest and the second richest in water Danube feeder.

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The Tisza arises near the city Rakhiv in Ukraine through the associations of the right-wing Black Tisza and left-sided White Tisza. To the point where it flows into the Danube at Stari Slankamen in Serbia the river flows into five states and has a total length of 1308 kilometers. The most important tributaries are Vişeu, Iza, Tereswa, Tereblja, Borschawa, Túr, Somesch and Mieresch.

River course

Confluence of the White and Black Tisza near Rakhiv / Ukraine

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Hungary is 597 km long on the Tisza.

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At Tiszapüspöki
Ferry at Szeged
At Szeged

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At Titel the Tisza flows into the Danube

activities

The following notes are important and should be strictly observed:

  • Swimming in the Tisza and boating while drunk is life-threatening and prohibited because of dangerous suction currents.
  • If possible, only bathe in designated areas of the river.
  • Camping is not permitted in built-up areas and prohibited zones.
  • Observe nature conservation, dispose of rubbish properly.
  • The river can be navigated with all types of boats.
  • Non-swimmers need a life jacket.

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