Thinte

The Thinte is small a French Rivière which runs in the department of the Meuse. It is an affluent of the Loison out of left bank, therefore a tributary of a tributary of the Meuse by Loison, then the Chiers.

Geography

Thinte is born on the territory from the commune of Azannes-and-Soumazannes. Shortly after its birth, it is directed towards the west towards a distance of three kilometers, then carries out an elbow towards north and thus adopts an orientation south-north which it maintains throughout the remainder of its course of almost 17 kilometers. It joins the Loison out of left bank, with Vittarville.

Common crossings

Thinte crosses the following communes, of upstream downstream:

Azannes-and-Soumazannes, City-in front of-Chaumont, Chaumont-in front of-Damvillers, Moirey-Flabas-Crépion, Wavrille, Damvillers, Peuvillers; Lissey and Vittarville, all located in the department of the Meuse.

Hydrology

Thinte is a river resulting from the Côtes of Meuse, area extremely well sprinkled of Lorraine. The average interannual flow or module of Thinte on the level of its confluence with Loison is worth 1,36 m ³ a second, for a catchment area of 104,5 km ² (ref.: ). The water blade run out in this basin is of 410,4 millimetres, which is enough raised, definitely higher than the average of France, all confused basins, but slightly lower than the average of the French basin of the Meuse (This one posts with Chooz, close to its exit of the French territory, a blade of water of 450 millimetres). The specific Flow or Qsp of Thinte is assembled consequently at robust 13,0 liters a second and per square kilometer of catchment area.

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