The Ume River originates from Lake Överuman at the Swedish-Norwegian border and flows southeast through the municipalities of Storuman, Lycksele, Vindeln, Vännäs, and Umeå in the
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The Ume River originates from Lake Överuman at the Swedish-Norwegian border and flows southeast through the municipalities of Storuman, Lycksele, Vindeln, Vännäs, and Umeå in the province of Västerbottens län (01.06.2018).
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Schweden / Nordschweden (Norrland) / V䳴erbottens l䮀
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Schweden / Nordschweden (Norrland) / V䳴erbottens l䮀
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The Vindelälven River is a left tributary of the Ume älv in northern Sweden. It originates near the Norwegian border and flows southeast towards the Baltic Sea (01.06.2018)
Peter Reiser
Peter Reiser
Schweden / Nordschweden (Norrland) / V䳴erbottens l䮀
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Juktån River, it is the second largest tributary of the Ume älv after the Vindelälven, Västerbottens län (01.06.2018)
Peter Reiser
Peter Reiser
Schweden / Nordschweden (Norrland) / V䳴erbottens l䮀
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