Rivers And Seas Of The World Codexery

A source-cited reference to rivers and seas of the world

Rivers And Seas Of The World (27)

• Amazon River — Largest river by discharge; length disputed with the Nile.
• Amu Darya — Central Asia's historic Oxus, a river of borders and deserts.
• Amur — Major Northeast Asian river forming the Russia–China border.
• Angara — Major Siberian river draining Lake Baikal into the Yenisey.
• Blue Nile — Major tributary of the Nile, originating in Ethiopia.
• Brahmaputra River — A trans-boundary river sacred to Hindus, known for its braided course.
• Colorado River — Major river of the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico.
• Columbia River — Largest river in the Pacific Northwest, vital for culture and economy.
• Congo River — Second-longest African river, deepest in the world, crossing the equator twice.
• Danube — Europe's second-longest river, a historic frontier and trade route.
• Dnieper — Major transboundary river of Eastern Europe, vital to Ukraine's economy.
• Don (river) — Fifth-longest river in Europe, key Byzantine trade route.
• Adriatic Sea — Northernmost arm of the Mediterranean, separating Italy from the Balkans.
• Aegean Sea — A historically important sea between Europe and Asia.
• Andaman Sea — Marginal sea of the northeastern Indian Ocean, bounded by Myanmar and Thailand.
• Arabian Sea — A historically vital sea linking Old World trade networks.
• Aral Sea — The southern remnant of the former Aral Sea, split into eastern and western basins.
• Baffin Bay — Marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean between Baffin Island and Greenland.
• Baltic Sea — The world's largest brackish water basin, an arm of the Atlantic enclosed by nine countries.
• Bay of Bengal — Northeastern part of the Indian Ocean, rich in history and biodiversity.
• Bay of Biscay — A gulf of the northeast Atlantic Ocean known for its fierce storms, deep abyssal plain, and rich maritime history.
• Beaufort Sea — Marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean with disputed boundaries.
• Bering Sea — Marginal sea of the northern Pacific Ocean between Eurasia and the Americas.
• Black Sea — Marginal sea between Europe and Asia with anoxic deep waters.
• Caspian Sea — The world's largest inland body of water, a brackish sea between Europe and Asia.
• Coral Sea — A marginal sea of the South Pacific, home to the Great Barrier Reef and rich in marine life.
• Dead Sea — Lowest land elevation on Earth, deepest hypersaline lake, 9.6 times saltier than the ocean.

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