Sumida (rzeka)
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| Kontynent | Azja | |
| Państwo |  Japonia | |
| Lokalizacja | Tokio | |
| Rzeka | ||
| Źródło | ||
| Współrzędne | 35°47′13,8″N 139°43′53,0″E/35,787164 139,731402 | |
| Ujście | ||
| Miejsce | Zatoka Tokijska | |
| Współrzędne | 35°39′01,2″N 139°45′54,2″E/35,650329 139,765042 | |
Położenie na mapie prefektury Tokio | ||
Położenie na mapie Japonii  | ||
Sumida (jap. 隅田川 Sumida-gawa) – jedna z głównych rzek płynących przez Tokio.
Odgałęzia się z rzeki Ara w Iwabuchi i wpływa do Zatoki Tokijskiej. Jej długość wynosi 23,5 km, zaś jej dopływy to m.in. rzeki: Shingashi, Kanda, Nihonbashi i Shakujii.
Sumida płynie historycznym korytem rzeki Ara, która od II ćw. XX w. ma sztucznie wykonane, alternatywne koryto do Zatoki Tokijskiej, omijające obszar centralny miasta.
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Japan natural location map with side map of the Ryukyu Islands.jpg
Autor: Alexrk2, Licencja: CC BY-SA 3.0
Natural Location map of Japan
Autor: Alexrk2, Licencja: CC BY-SA 3.0
Natural Location map of Japan
Equirectangular projection.
Geographic limits to locate objects in the main map with the main islands:
- N: 45°51'37" N (45.86°N)
- S: 30°01'13" N (30.02°N)
- W: 128°14'24" E (128.24°E)
- E: 149°16'13" E (149.27°E)
Geographic limits to locate objects in the side map with the Ryukyu Islands:
- N: 39°32'25" N (39.54°N)
- S: 23°42'36" N (23.71°N)
- W: 110°25'49" E (110.43°E)
- E: 131°26'25" E (131.44°E)
Tokyo-to géolocalisation relief.svg
(c) Bourrichon (atelier graphique), CC BY-SA 2.0 fr
Topographic blank map of the prefecture of en:Tokyo, for geolocalisation purpose.
(c) Bourrichon (atelier graphique), CC BY-SA 2.0 fr
Topographic blank map of the prefecture of en:Tokyo, for geolocalisation purpose.
20080317-JPN140-Sumida-Tsukiji-more.jpg
Autor: Bobak Ha'Eri, Licencja: CC BY 3.0
Facing southwest: The Sumida River enters the Tokyo Port region of Tokyo Bay. The bridge visible is the Kachidoki Bridge (Kachidoki Ohashi). To the left (east) of the river is the lower portion of Tsukishima (island neighborhood), Chūō Ward, Tokyo: the two twin towers on the island are The Tokyo Towers, a condominium complex. Further to the left (east) is the blue smokestack of the Chuo Incineration Plant on Harumi Island. On the top left horizon is Odaiba. To the right (west) is the Tsukiji neighborhood, with the famous Tsukiji fish market visible to the right of and behind the reddish building (it is the shape of a quarter-circle). The large garden behind the market are the Hamarikyu Gardens. The coffee-colored building to the right of Tsujkiji market (with the slanting bottom) is the headquarters of the Asahi Shimbun. The collection of modern skyscrapers immediately behind the Asahi Shimbun make up the Shiodome area; and behind those towers is the top of Tokyo Tower.
Autor: Bobak Ha'Eri, Licencja: CC BY 3.0
Facing southwest: The Sumida River enters the Tokyo Port region of Tokyo Bay. The bridge visible is the Kachidoki Bridge (Kachidoki Ohashi). To the left (east) of the river is the lower portion of Tsukishima (island neighborhood), Chūō Ward, Tokyo: the two twin towers on the island are The Tokyo Towers, a condominium complex. Further to the left (east) is the blue smokestack of the Chuo Incineration Plant on Harumi Island. On the top left horizon is Odaiba. To the right (west) is the Tsukiji neighborhood, with the famous Tsukiji fish market visible to the right of and behind the reddish building (it is the shape of a quarter-circle). The large garden behind the market are the Hamarikyu Gardens. The coffee-colored building to the right of Tsujkiji market (with the slanting bottom) is the headquarters of the Asahi Shimbun. The collection of modern skyscrapers immediately behind the Asahi Shimbun make up the Shiodome area; and behind those towers is the top of Tokyo Tower.