Isa (river)

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Isa
Native name	Іса (Belarusian)
Location
Country	Belarus
Physical characteristics
Mouth	Shchara
• coordinates	53°06′24″N 25°19′48″E / 53.1068°N 25.3299°E / 53.1068; 25.3299
Basin features
Progression	Shchara→ Neman→ Baltic Sea

The Isa (Belarusian: Іса) is a river of Belarus. It is a right tributary of the Shchara, which it joins in the city of Slonim in western Belarus.

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