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- Amata_(river) watershed "386.0".
- Amata_(river) abstract "The Amata is a river in Gauja National Park in the Middle Latvian Lowland. It flows from lake Kukala in Vidzeme, 66 km, to the river Gauja. The riverbanks feature Devonian red sandstone cliffs, and rapids. The River Amata is one of Latvia's fastest rivers. It has one of the deepest and most unusual valleys of all the rivers in Vidzeme, with up to 45 m high sandstone and dolomite banks.One of the steepest bank of Amata is the Zvārtes rock. It is more than 350 million years old and its height measures 20m.Folk tales tell that Zvārtes rock used to be a meeting place of witches on Whitsunday, St. John’s Day and Christmas. On those days they rushed on brooms from pine forests of the surroundings.".
- Amata_(river) elevation "216.0".
- Amata_(river) length "66000.0".
- Amata_(river) origin Lake_Kukala.
- Amata_(river) origin Latvia.
- Amata_(river) riverMouth Gauja.
- Amata_(river) sourceCountry Latvia.
- Amata_(river) thumbnail Fluss-lv-Amata.png?width=300.
- Amata_(river) watershed "3.86E8".
- Amata_(river) wikiPageID "26667717".
- Amata_(river) wikiPageLength "1336".
- Amata_(river) wikiPageOutDegree "14".
- Amata_(river) wikiPageRevisionID "639831970".
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Rivers_of_Latvia.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Devonian.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Dolomite.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Gauja.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Gauja_National_Park.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Lake_Kukala.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Latvia.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Nativity_of_St._John_the_Baptist.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Nativity_of_St_John_the_Baptist.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink Vidzeme.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLink File:Melturi_-_Amata_Amatas_tilts2.jpg.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Amata (river)".
- Amata_(river) basinCountries Latvia.
- Amata_(river) elevation "216 m".
- Amata_(river) hasPhotoCollection Amata_(river).
- Amata_(river) imageName "Fluss-lv-Amata.png".
- Amata_(river) mouth Gauja.
- Amata_(river) origin Lake_Kukala.
- Amata_(river) origin Latvia.
- Amata_(river) riverName "Amata".
- Amata_(river) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Citation_needed.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Coord.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_River.
- Amata_(river) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Amata_(river) subject Category:Rivers_of_Latvia.
- Amata_(river) hypernym River.
- Amata_(river) point "57.3 25.133333333333333".
- Amata_(river) type BodyOfWater.
- Amata_(river) type NaturalPlace.
- Amata_(river) type Place.
- Amata_(river) type River.
- Amata_(river) type Stream.
- Amata_(river) type Location.
- Amata_(river) type BodyOfWater.
- Amata_(river) type Place.
- Amata_(river) type RiverBodyOfWater.
- Amata_(river) type Thing.
- Amata_(river) type SpatialThing.
- Amata_(river) type Q4022.
- Amata_(river) type Q47521.
- Amata_(river) comment "The Amata is a river in Gauja National Park in the Middle Latvian Lowland. It flows from lake Kukala in Vidzeme, 66 km, to the river Gauja. The riverbanks feature Devonian red sandstone cliffs, and rapids. The River Amata is one of Latvia's fastest rivers. It has one of the deepest and most unusual valleys of all the rivers in Vidzeme, with up to 45 m high sandstone and dolomite banks.One of the steepest bank of Amata is the Zvārtes rock.".
- Amata_(river) label "Amata (river)".
- Amata_(river) sameAs Amata_(Fluss).
- Amata_(river) sameAs Amata.
- Amata_(river) sameAs m.0bmd02b.
- Amata_(river) sameAs Q455521.
- Amata_(river) sameAs Q455521.
- Amata_(river) lat "57.3".
- Amata_(river) long "25.133333333333333".
- Amata_(river) wasDerivedFrom Amata_(river)?oldid=639831970.
- Amata_(river) depiction Fluss-lv-Amata.png.
- Amata_(river) isPrimaryTopicOf Amata_(river).
- Amata_(river) name "Amata".
