Sangkae River

Floating houses along the Sangker river, Cambodia

The Sangkhae River (also spelled Stung Sangkae or Stung Sangké) is one of the main rivers in Battambang Province in north western Cambodia. The Sangker River is approximately 250 kilometres (160 mi) long.^[1] It flows through 6 districts and 27 communes in Battambang province before draining into the Tonlé Sap lake. The average depth of the river, based on raw data provided by the Battambang's Department of Water Resource (2013) is during the dry season 2.35 metres (7.7 ft) and during the wet season 6.79 metres (22.3 ft).

References

↑ 1997 CIA map.

Battambang Province

Capital: Battambang

Banan District	Kantueu Muoy Kantueu Pir Bay Damram Chheu Teal Chaeng Mean Chey Phnum Sampov Snoeng Ta Kream

Thma Koul District	Ta Pung Ta Meun Ou Ta Ki Chrey Anlong Run Chrouy Sdau Boeng Pring Kouk Khmum Bansay Traeng Rung Chrey

Battambang District	Tuol Ta Aek Preaek Preah Sdach Rotanak Chamkar Samraong Sla Kaet Kdol Doun Teav Ou Mal Voat Kor Ou Char Svay Pao

Bavel District	Bavel Khnach Romeas Lvea Prey Khpos Ampil Pram Daeum Kdol Tahen

Ek Phnom District	Preaek Norint Samraong Knong Preaek Khpob Preaek Luong Peam Aek Prey Chas Kaoh Chiveang Thvang

Moung Ruessei District	Moung Kear Prey Svay Ruessei Krang Chrey Ta Loas Kakaoh Prey Touch Robas Mongkol Prek Chik Prey Tralach

Rotanak Mondol District	Sdau Andaeuk Haeb Phlov Meas Traeng

Sangkae District	Anlong Vil Norea Ta Pon Roka Kampong Preah Kampong Preang Reang Kesei Ou Dambang Muoy Ou Dambang Pir Voat Ta Muem

Samlout District	Ta Taok Kampong Lpou Ou Samrel Sung Samlout Mean Cheay Ta Sanh

Sampov Loun District	Sampou Lun Angkor Ban Ta Sda Santepheap Serei Maen Cheay Chrey Sema

Phnum Proek District	Phnum Proek Pech Chenda Chakrei Barang Thleak Ou Rumduol

Kamrieng District	Kamrieng Boeng Reang Ou Da Trang Ta Saen Ta Krai

Koas Krala District	Thipakdei Koas Krala Hab Preah Phos Doun Ba Chhnal Moan

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