Tigris/Diglitus (river)

natural · 6200 BC – 2100 AD

The Tigris river, one of the two great rivers that define Mesopotamia, flows 1,850 km from the Taurus Mountains to the Persian Gulf.

Coordinates
34.92380, 43.71230
Also known as
Dicle (tr), Diglitus, Diǧla, Dijla, Dijlah, Diǧlah, el-Diǧle, el-Diǧleh, el-Dijle, el-Dijleh, al-Diǧla, al-Diǧlah, al-Dijla, al-Dijlah, ed-Diǧle, ed-Diǧleh, ed-Dijle, ed-Dijleh, ad-Diǧla, ad-Diǧlah, ad-Dijla, ad-Dijlah, Dıʾǧla, Dijle, Dijleh, Diǧle, Diǧleh (arb), Diǧle Nehri (ota), Dklaṭ, Dklat (hy), Dıʾǧla, Idigina (akk), Idiglat, Idiqlat (akk), Nehr-i Dicle (ota), Tigris (la), Tigrā, Tigra (peo), Tigrēs, Tigres (grc), ad-Diǧla, Šaṭṭ, Shatt (arb), Τίγρις (grc)
Dating
attested

Sources

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