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|[[Fasciculus:Braided image_caption =Stream FairbanksTananaRiver.jpg|thumb|Flumen Tanana prope [[Fairbanks (Alasca)|Fairbanks]]]]▼
{{Geobox | River
|[[Fasciculus:AK map_captionmap Tanana = river.svg|thumb|Cursus Fluminis Tananae<!-- formed by the shorter Nabesna River (left) and Chisana River (right), then flowing northwest to meet the Yukon River-->]]▼
<!-- *** Name section *** -->
| name = Flumen Tanana
| category = Flumen
| category_hide = 1
<!-- *** Image *** --->
| image = Braided Stream FairbanksTananaRiver.jpg
| image_size = 300
▲| image_caption = Flumen Tanana prope [[Fairbanks (Alasca)|Fairbanks]]
|image_alt =
<!-- *** Etymology *** --->
| etymology = ae [[Koyukon language|Koyukon]] (Athabaskan) ''tene no'', ''tenene'', meaning "trail river".
<!-- *** Country etc. *** -->
| country = Civitates Foederatae
| country_flag = 1
| state = Alaska
| district_type = District
| district = Southeast Fairbanks Census Area
| district1 = Fairbanks North Star Borough
| district2 = Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area
<!-- *** Source *** -->
| source = confluentia [[Nabesna|Fluminum Nabesna]] et Chisanae
| source_location = [[Northway Junction, Alaska|Northway Junction]]
| source_region = Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge
| source_state =
| source_elevation_imperial = 1672
| source_elevation_note = <ref name="source">Source elevation derived from [[Google Earth]] search using GNIS source coordinates.</ref>
| source_length_imperial =
| source_lat_d = 63
| source_lat_m = 02
| source_lat_s = 57
| source_lat_NS = N
| source_long_d = 141
| source_long_m = 51
| source_long_s = 52
| source_long_EW = W
| source_coordinates_note = <ref name="gnis">{{cite web | work = Geographic Names Information System| publisher = United States Geological Survey | date = 1 Ianuarii 2000 | url =<!--{{Gnis3|1416408}}-->| title = Tanana River}}.</ref>
<!-- *** Mouth *** -->
| mouth_name = Flumen Yukon
| mouth_location = prope [[Tanana (Alasca)]]
| mouth_district =
| mouth_region =
| mouth_state =
| mouth_country =
| mouth_note =
| mouth_lat_d = 65
| mouth_lat_m = 09
| mouth_lat_s = 38
| mouth_lat_NS = N
| mouth_long_d = 151
| mouth_long_m = 57
| mouth_long_s = 37
| mouth_long_EW = W
| mouth_coordinates_note = <ref name="gnis"/>
| mouth_elevation_imperial = 200
| mouth_elevation_note = <ref name="gnis"/>
<!-- *** Geography *** -->
| length_imperial = 584
| length_round = 0
| length_note =
| watershed_imperial = 44000
| watershed_round = 0
| watershed_note = <ref name = "Benke 797">Benke et Cushing, p. 797</ref>
| discharge_location = mouth
| discharge_imperial = 41800
| discharge_round = 0
| discharge_note = <ref name = "Benke 797"/>
| discharge_max_imperial =
| discharge_min_imperial =
| discharge1_location =
| discharge1_note =
<!-- *** Map section *** -->
| map = AK_map_Tanana_river.svg
| map_size = 300
▲| map_caption = Cursus Fluminis Tananae<!-- formed by the shorter Nabesna River (left) and Chisana River (right), then flowing northwest to meet the Yukon River-->
|map_alt =
| map1 =
| map1_size = 300
| map1_caption =
| map1_locator =
|map1_alt =
<!-- *** Websites *** -->
| commons = Tanana River
}}
 
'''Tanana''' est tributarium [[Flumen Yukon|Fluminis Yukon]], 584 [[milia passuum|milia]] longum, in [[Alasca]], [[Civitatum Foederatarum civitas|civitate]] [[Civitates Foederatae|Civitatum Foederatarum]].<!--{{#tag:ref|The main-stem length is calculated by subtracting the length of the [[Nabesna River]] from the length, 659&nbsp;mi (1,061&nbsp;km), listed by J.C. Kammerer in "Largest Rivers in the United States".<ref name = "USGS Kammerer">{{cite web|last = Kammerer| first = J. C. |title = Largest Rivers in the United States|url = http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1987/ofr87-242/|publisher = United States Geological Survey |date = 1 Septembris 2005}}.</ref> The Nabesna River is roughly 75&nbsp;mi (121&nbsp;km) long, calculated by adding the 60&nbsp;mi (97&nbsp;km) from the Nabesna mouth to Camp Creek<ref>{{cite web|last=Irwin |first = Thomas|title = Recordable Disclaimer of Interest Application for the Nabesna River|publisher= U.S. Bureau of Land Management|date = October 3, 2005|format = PDF|url = http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/ak/aktest/rdi/nebesna_riv.Par.92404.File.dat/nabesna_river_app.pdf|accessdate=February 19, 2011}}</ref> to the distance, 15&nbsp;mi (24&nbsp;km), from Camp Creek to Nabesna Glacier,<ref>{{cite map|title= Alaska Atlas and Gazetteer|publisher = DeLorme|edition = 7th|year = 2010|page = 98|isbn=0899332897}}.</ref> Kammerer's most remote source for the Tanana.|group=n}} --> Secundum [[Gulielmus Bright|Gulielmum Bright]], [[linguista]]m et [[anthropologus|anthropologum]], [[nomen proprium|nomen]] a [[lingua Koyukon]] (Athabascana) ''tene no'' vel ''tenene,'' ad verbum 'flumen callis', deducitur.<ref name="Bright2004">{{cite book|last=Bright|first=William|authorlink=William Bright|title=Native American placenames of the United States|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=5XfxzCm1qa4C&pg=PA478|year=2004|publisher=University of Oklahoma Press|isbn=9780806135984|page=478}}.</ref>
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==Bibliographia==
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