Angren

With a length of 233 kilometers and a basin size of 5.3,000 square kilometers, the river Ahangaran (Angren) flows through Uzbekistan. Water use averages 20.2 cubic meters per second. It is produced by a number of streams that run down from the Chatkal and Kuraminsky ranges' northern sides.

The Angren Plateau cuts through a deep canyon in the upper and middle sections of Angren, after which the river valley forms a wide gap between the Chatkal Range's extension in the northwest and the Kuraminsky Range's extension in the southeast. Akhangaran enters the Chirchik valley in its lower reaches and flows parallel to it till it joins the Syr Darya.

The right tributaries of Angren rush down from the Chatkal mountain in the top and middle regions of its valley, forming deep canyons. They take on the appearance of flat rivers as they reach the Akhangaran plateau, with a tranquil flow and tortuosity. The tributaries fall sharply as they approach Angren, and they are flung into it by spectacular waterfalls.

Length: 223 km