The May Chomus-Jurjach (Chomus-Jurjach) is a river in the north-east Siberian Russia (the Autonomous Republic of Jacuzia), the right-wing Sundrun tributary.
It is born from the chain of the Sovereign Ujata Mountains, later flowing into the Kolyma lowland, in a flat landscape with a wealth of lakes (about 900, for a total area of 154 km²); the largest tributary is the small Bol'shaja Protoka river, 37 km long.
The river is ice-cold on average for most of the year, from late September to early June. Links externalize the wikitesto
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