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Rēzekne
Bridge over the Rēzekne in the town of Rēzekne

Location
Country	Latvia
Physical characteristics

Source
• elevation	163.3 m (536 ft)

Mouth	Lake Lubāns
• coordinates	56°46′33″N 26°56′19″E / 56.77583°N 26.93861°E / 56.77583; 26.93861
• elevation	92.1 m (302 ft)
Length	116 km (72 mi)
Basin size	2,025.7 km² (782.1 sq mi)
Basin features
Progression	Lake Lubāns→ Aiviekste→ Daugava→ Baltic Sea