Yendyr

The Yendyr flows through the forests of western Siberia to the waterways of the lower Ob. Some 160 kilometres long, it gathers tributaries from a basin of over two thousand square kilometres before reaching the river channels. The banks of the Yendyr were home to Emder, an Ob-Ugric principality that existed from the twelfth to the sixteenth century. Its fortified centre appears in the traditions of the peoples of the Ob.