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| Lvó River | |
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 Hydrographic map of the Lvó basin, with red marking the Lvó, and blue marking tributaries. | |
| Native name | Lepo (Fáknir) |
| Other name(s) | Lebo (Finnic) Lvó (Saavdis) Zevu (Ellsic) |
| Etymology | Unknown, possibly pre-Fals |
| Basin | |
| River mouth | Lvóthel, Fáknirland, Fals Empire |
| Countries |  Fals Empire |
| Cities | Pogašček, Porodórex, Lvóvluul, Egsan, Oynifánis, Darmat |
| Population | ~10,022,000 |
| Physiognomy | |
| Length | 1,315.29 kilometres (817.28 mi) |
| Discharge |
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The Lvó River (Fáknir: En Pols Ke Lepo (IPA: /ɛn pʰoɫs̪ kʰɛ ɫɛpʰo/); Finnic: En Boles Ke Lebo (IPA: /ɛn bolʷɛs kɛ lʷɛboˀ/); Saavdis: Vla Lvó (IPA: /vlɑ ɮvoː/); Ellsic: An-Tór Wók-Zevu (IPA: /ɒntoːr ɸoːgzævɯ/)) is a large river in southern Central Boroso.