-
Kefalovryso (Gr****: Κεφαλόβρυσο, "
headspring"), in
Katharevousa Kefalovryson (Κεφαλόβρυσον), may
refer to
several places in Greece: Kefalovryso, Argolis...
-
Sometimes large schools of
striped b****
travel from the lake to the
headspring. Also,
tilapia can be seen
going to the
spring and
building nests. Mullet...
- submerged. The most
significant natural feature is the first-magnitude
headspring basin,
which produces up to 600,000,000 US
gallons (2,300,000 m3) of fresh...
-
navigate the
entire Nile from its
source in
Burundi at the
potential headsprings of the
Kagera River in
Burundi to its
mouth on the
Mediterranean Sea...
- 47 km from
Irkutsk Maly
istok (Russian: Ма́лый исто́к, lit. The
small headspring)
inside Ekaterineburg forestry None of the
Russian presidents to date...
- province. It has a
length of 6
kilometers (3.7 mi)[citation needed] Its
headspring is 30
meters (98 ft) deep. The
river originates from
around the area of...
- as the Crystal, the Homos****a, and the Ch****ahowitzka rivers,
whose headsprings are 22 °C (72 °F) all year.
Between November and
March each year, about...
- conference. He is also one of the
founders and
member of the
board of
Headspring, a
joint venture of IE
Business School and the
Financial Times. He is...
- submerged. The most
significant natural feature is the first-magnitude
headspring basin which produces between 400 - 600
million gallons (1.5 to 2.3 million...
-
between Petah Tikva and the
towns of Kafr
Qasim and Rosh
HaAyin (literally "
headspring"),
south of Hod HaSharon. The
Bronze Age saw the
construction of defensive...
