Vardar Hô

Vardar Hô; Вардар (Macedonia-gú); Αξιός (Hi-lia̍p-gú)
Tn̂g-tō͘	388 km km
Hô-chhùi	Aegea Hái ê Thermaic Uan; 40°30′27″N 22°43′3″E / 40.50750°N 22.71750°E
Liû-he̍k	Pak Macedonia, Hi-lia̍p

Vardar Hô (/ˈvɑːrdɑːr/; Macedonia-gú: Вардар (?), Albania-gú: Vardar/-i, Turk-gú: Vardar) hi̍k kiò-tsò Axios Hô (Hi-lia̍p-gú: Αξιός, Lating-huà: Aksiós, Albania-gú: Asi (li̍k-sú siōng)^[1]), sī Pak Macedonia siōng tn̂g ê hô-liû, mā sī Hi-lia̍p ê tsú-iàu hô-liû, teh Thessaloniki tsù-ji̍p Aegean Hái.^[2] Vardar Hô tsuân-tn̂g 388 km (241mi), kî-tiong 76 km (47 mi) khiā-teh Hi-lia̍p kíng-luē,^[2] liû-i̍k bīn-tsik tāi-iok 25,000 km2 (9,653 sq mi). Vardar Hô siōng-tuā ê tshim-tōo sī 4 m (13 ft).

Tôo-siōng

Map of the northwestern part of North Macedonia including the source of the Vardar
Axios/Vardar river map
Veles ê Suann-khenn-á.
Vardar hô uá Gradsko
Vardar hô uá Gradsko (2)
Vardar (Axios) hô teh Greece.
Longitudinal hydrographic profile of the flow of river Vardar