Avens
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Avens[1] (-ntis, m.) seu Velinus[2] (-i, m.) (alia nomina: Mellinus) (Italiane Velino) est flumen Italiae, in Regione Latio et in Provincia Reatina situm.
_2.JPG) Velinus prope Reate fluens | |
| Nomina | |
|---|---|
| Nomina Latina | Avens (-entis, m.), Velinus (-i, m.) |
| Nomina Vulgaria | Velino |
| Geographia physica | |
| Longitudo | 90 km |
| Altitudo principii | 1903 m |
| Moles decussis | 60 m³/s |
| Area ex qua aqua affluit | 2.338 km² |
| Fons | Pizzutus mons |
| Ostium | Nar |
| Tributarii | Saltum, Turanum |
| Altera | Aquae cadentes Marmore |
| Geographia politica |  Italia |
| Terrae | |
| Regiones |  Latium |
| Provinciae | Reatina |
| Urbes principes | Reate |
| Tabula geographica | |
- Nar flumen,
- Aquae cadentes Marmore,
- Velinus lacus
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Aventem spectant. |
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