Amas River

Amas River
The Amas in the Glypherals
Etymology	"The Eternal Waters"
Location
Countries	Amador, Seclya
Major cities	Ifa Serine, Ilymmelle
Physical characteristics
Source	Lake Nagathor
- elevation	2,400 m (7,900 ft)
2nd source	Lakas
- location	Lake Eluvin, Amador
Mouth	Western Alfar Sea
• location	Alfar River Delta, Amador
• elevation	Sea level
Length	7,824 km (4,862 mi)
Basin size	4,342,234 km2 (1,676,546 sq mi)
Width
• maximum	3.4 km (2.1 mi)
Depth
• average	9–13 m (30–43 ft)
Discharge
- location	Ifa Serine, Amador
- average	2,345 m3/s (82,800 cu ft/s)
- minimum	530 m3/s (19,000 cu ft/s)
- maximum	7,652 m3/s (270,200 cu ft/s)
Discharge
- location	Ilymmelle, Amador
- average	2,153 m3/s (76,000 cu ft/s)
- minimum	500 m3/s (18,000 cu ft/s)
- maximum	7,127 m3/s (251,700 cu ft/s)
Discharge
- location	Dakelin, Amador
- average	1,732 m3/s (61,200 cu ft/s)
Basin features
Population	10,283,776,874
Tributaries
• left	Neir Amas
• right	Fallas Amas
Waterfalls	Iska Falls
Inland ports	Port of Wendelin

The Amas River, or simply known as the Amas is a major north-flowing river in western Amador. It flows into the Western Alfarian Sea. It is the longest river in Amador, its widest and most important river. Its annual flow in cubic metres is the largest in the nation. It's drainage basin lies in two countries: Amador and Seclya. The Amas is the primary water source for the southwestern Amadorian territories.

The Amas is considered the cradle of Alfar civilization, with Ifa Serine, the nations capital and largest metropolitan area, lying at the mouth of the Amas and serving as its main gateway into the interior of the nation. The Amad further empties out in Ilymmelle, Amador's third largest metropolitan area.