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Chiusella
River in Piedmont, Italy From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Chiusella (Piedmontese: Ciusèila) is a 41-kilometre (25 mi) long river in the Piedmont region of Italy.
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Geography

The Chiusella starts in the Graian Alps near Mount Marzo and Bocchetta delle Oche, a mountain pass connecting its valley with Val Soana. Flowing initially from NW to SE it reaches Traversella and the permanently inhabited part of the valley. In the territory of Issiglio it receives from the right side the waters of Torrente Savenca, its main tributary. The Chiusella is then blocked by a dam forming the Lake Gurzia. Flowing eastwards it forms a canyon and leaves the mountains entering the plain; near Strambino it finally flows into the Dora Baltea.[1]
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Tributaries
- Left hand tributaries:
- torrente Dondogna;
- torrente Tarva;
- torrente Bersella;
- rio Quaglia;
- rio Ribes (formerly Ri Bes).
- Right hand tributaries:
- rio Sportore;
- rio Ricordone;
- rio Trueisa;
- torrente Savenca.
The bridges on the Chiusella
- The bridge of the Chiara village (high Chiusella valley)
- Fondo Valchiusella bridge
- The Chiusella behind Inverso bridge
- An 18th-century bridge named Ponte dei Preti (Strambinello)
- Former national road nr.565 between Strambinello and Baldissero Canavese
- The bridge of the national road nr.26 near Romano Canavese
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