"Kireš" redirects here. For the town in Hungary, see Kiskőrös.
The Körös-ér (Hungarian, also Kőrös-patak[2][3]), Kireš or Kereš[1][4] (Serbian: Киреш, Кереш), is a river in southern Hungary and northern Serbia, a 90-kilometre-long (56 mi) right tributary to the Tisa river.[5] It flows entirely within the Bačka border region: 37 km (23 mi) in Hungary, 15 km (9.3 mi) as a border river and 29 km (18 mi) in Serbia (roughly, as different authors give different data[6]).
The Körös-ér springs in the Hungarian part of the Subotička Peščara, between the towns of Jánoshalma and Kiskunhalas. It flows to the southeast, more as a series of connected bogs and less as a real river, without almost any settlements on its banks. West of the village of Kelebia, the Körös-ér becomes a border river between Hungary and Serbia.
Serbiaedit
The Körös-ér flows on the northern border of Subotica proper, close to its neighboring settlements (most notably, Šupljak) and the Ludoš lake. After the villages of Male Pijace and Velebit, it turns east north of the village of Senćanski Trešnjevac and empties into the Tisa at Adorjan, at an elevation of 76 m (249 ft). Near the village of Velebit, Kereš flows through the marshy area of Kapetanski Rit.
For some time the municipal government of Kanjiža (to which the mouth of the river belongs) protests about the extreme pollution of the Kereš's water, as it represents the single largest polluter of the Tisa river. Local politicians point at the city government of Subotica, which dumps its waste into the river, as the major culprit for such a bad condition of the river.
The river is neither channeled nor navigable.
Historyedit
The first known source that presents the river, together with its portions drawn on map, dates back to 1694 from count Marsigli, who uses the Latinism "Kiris".[3]
Wildlifeedit
Körös-ér flows through the northern section of the Ludaš Lake. The Serbian-German project "Ekolakus" for fishing out the invasive Prussian carp from the nearby Lake Palić lasted from 2019 to October 2022. As Prussian carp almost exterminated indigenous fish species in the lake, as they were fished out, the number of local fish species significantly grew, partially thanks to the restocking. By 2022, via Krvavo Lake and canals which connect it to the Ludaš Lake, and further into the Körös-ér, northern pike and zander spread into the river. The protected species of weatherfish also appeared in Körös-ér.[7]
^ ab"Vode Vojvodine - Prirodni vodotoci" (in Serbian). Vode Vojvodine. 2017.
^Lajos Hovány (1998): A palicsi fürdő és a Böge-csatorna. Grafoprodukt, Subotica – ISBN86-83135-01-2, p. 47 (in Hungarian)
^ abLajos Hovány (2002): Vizeink nyomában: különös tekintettel Északkelet-Bácskára. Grafoprodukt, Szabadka – ISBN86-83135-10-1, p. 92 (in Hungarian)
^"Dunav-Tisa-Dunav Subotica - Referenc lista izvedenih radova" (in Serbian). 2014.
^Branislav Bukurov (1983): Subotica i njena okolina. Vojvođanska akademija nauka i umetnosti. Odeljenje društvenih nauka i umetnosti, Novi Sad (in Serbian)
^E.g. Božinović, M. & Navratil, Z. (1988): Analiza hidrološkog režima i kvaliteta voda Kereša sa gledišta revitalizacije Ludoškog jezera – Zaštita voda '88 (Dojran), Beograd, pp. 278-287 (in Serbian)
^Aleksandra Isakov (14 October 2022). Завршене селективни излов бабушки [Selective fishing out of Prussian carp concluded]. Politika (in Serbian). p. 12.
External linksedit
February 24, 2024
körös, kireš, redirects, here, town, hungary, kiskőrös, hungarian, also, kőrös, patak, kireš, kereš, serbian, Киреш, Кереш, river, southern, hungary, northern, serbia, kilometre, long, right, tributary, tisa, river, flows, entirely, within, bačka, border, regi. Kires redirects here For the town in Hungary see Kiskoros The Koros er Hungarian also Koros patak 2 3 Kires or Keres 1 4 Serbian Kiresh Keresh is a river in southern Hungary and northern Serbia a 90 kilometre long 56 mi right tributary to the Tisa river 5 It flows entirely within the Backa border region 37 km 23 mi in Hungary 15 km 9 3 mi as a border river and 29 km 18 mi in Serbia roughly as different authors give different data 6 Koros erKireshThe river near Male PijaceNative nameKoros er Hungarian Kiresh Serbian Kires Serbian LocationCountriesHungary and SerbiaPhysical characteristicsSource locationwest of Janoshalma south Hungary elevation138 m 453 ft Mouth locationTisa river at Adorjan Vojvodina Serbia coordinates46 0 44 N 20 1 58 E 46 01222 N 20 03278 E 46 01222 20 03278 elevation76 m 249 ft Length90 km 56 mi Basin size976 km2 377 sq mi 1 Basin featuresProgressionTisza Danube Black Sea Contents 1 Hungary 2 Serbia 3 History 4 Wildlife 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksHungary editThe Koros er springs in the Hungarian part of the Suboticka Pescara between the towns of Janoshalma and Kiskunhalas It flows to the southeast more as a series of connected bogs and less as a real river without almost any settlements on its banks West of the village of Kelebia the Koros er becomes a border river between Hungary and Serbia Serbia editThe Koros er flows on the northern border of Subotica proper close to its neighboring settlements most notably Supljak and the Ludos lake After the villages of Male Pijace and Velebit it turns east north of the village of Sencanski Tresnjevac and empties into the Tisa at Adorjan at an elevation of 76 m 249 ft Near the village of Velebit Keres flows through the marshy area of Kapetanski Rit For some time the municipal government of Kanjiza to which the mouth of the river belongs protests about the extreme pollution of the Keres s water as it represents the single largest polluter of the Tisa river Local politicians point at the city government of Subotica which dumps its waste into the river as the major culprit for such a bad condition of the river The river is neither channeled nor navigable History editThe first known source that presents the river together with its portions drawn on map dates back to 1694 from count Marsigli who uses the Latinism Kiris 3 Wildlife editKoros er flows through the northern section of the Ludas Lake The Serbian German project Ekolakus for fishing out the invasive Prussian carp from the nearby Lake Palic lasted from 2019 to October 2022 As Prussian carp almost exterminated indigenous fish species in the lake as they were fished out the number of local fish species significantly grew partially thanks to the restocking By 2022 via Krvavo Lake and canals which connect it to the Ludas Lake and further into the Koros er northern pike and zander spread into the river The protected species of weatherfish also appeared in Koros er 7 See also editRivers of Hungary Rivers of SerbiaReferences edit a b Vode Vojvodine Prirodni vodotoci in Serbian Vode Vojvodine 2017 Lajos Hovany 1998 A palicsi furdo es a Boge csatorna Grafoprodukt Subotica ISBN 86 83135 01 2 p 47 in Hungarian a b Lajos Hovany 2002 Vizeink nyomaban kulonos tekintettel Eszakkelet Bacskara Grafoprodukt Szabadka ISBN 86 83135 10 1 p 92 in Hungarian Dunav Tisa Dunav Subotica Referenc lista izvedenih radova in Serbian 2014 Branislav Bukurov 1983 Subotica i njena okolina Vojvođanska akademija nauka i umetnosti Odeljenje drustvenih nauka i umetnosti Novi Sad in Serbian E g Bozinovic M amp Navratil Z 1988 Analiza hidroloskog rezima i kvaliteta voda Keresa sa gledista revitalizacije Ludoskog jezera Zastita voda 88 Dojran Beograd pp 278 287 in Serbian Aleksandra Isakov 14 October 2022 Zavrshene selektivni izlov babushki Selective fishing out of Prussian carp concluded Politika in Serbian p 12 External links editKoros Kires in Serbia Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Koros er amp oldid 1116215364, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
