Rivers Of Europe 1-19
19 entries in the Rivers Of Europe compendium.
LoireLongest river in France, flowing through a UNESCO-listed valley.MeuseMajor European river flowing through France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.MoselleA major Rhine tributary flowing through France, Luxembourg, and Germany.RhôneMajor Alpine river flowing through Switzerland and France to the Mediterranean.Po (river)Longest river in Italy, vital to agriculture and industry.SavaLongest tributary of the Danube, flowing through four countries.Morava (river)Central European river, main watercourse of Moravia.NeretvaMajor karst river of the eastern Adriatic basin.NemanMajor Eastern European river flowing through Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia.OderCentral European river forming part of the Oder–Neisse line.NevaRiver in northwestern Russia, fourth-largest in Europe by discharge.Northern DvinaMajor Arctic-bound river of northwestern Russia.Pechora (river)Sixth-longest European river, third by discharge, with no dams.River ThamesLongest river entirely in England, flowing through London.River SevernTied with the Albany River as the longest river entirely in Ontario.River ForthCentral Scotland's 47-km river flowing into the North Sea.River TyneRiver in North East England, historically vital for coal and shipbuilding.Minho (river)Longest river in Galicia, forming part of the Spain–Portugal border.Moskva (river)River flowing through Moscow, origin of the city's name.
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