Impero (river)
The Impero is a 22.4-kilometre (13.9 mi) stream of Liguria (Italy). GeographyThe Impero rises near Monte Grande,[3] crosses the comunes of Aurigo, Borgomaro, Lucinasco, Chiusavecchia, Chiusanico and Pontedassio, giving its name to its valley, and ends in the Ligurian Sea in Oneglia (IM). Impero basin (95 km2) is totally included in the Province of Imperia and also encompasses the communes of Cesio and Caravonica.[4] Main tributariesUpper valleyUpstream of the village of San Lazzaro Reale (Borgomaro) the Impero (sometimes referred as Maro in this stretch) receives the following tributaries:
Rio TrexendaThe Tresenda (or Trexenda) is the main tributary of the Impero; it rises with the name of rio Caravonica from monte Mucchio di Pietre and gets from its right bank Rio Bramoso and Rio Acquafredda. Its drainage basin is of 13.3 square kilometres.[5] Lower valleyDownstream San Lazzaro Reale, where it gets Tresenda waters, the Impero receives the following streams:[6]
FishingThe Impero is not considered very interesting for fishing; upstream of Borgomaro trout coexist with cyprinids, while downstream the latter totally outnumber other fishes.[1] References
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