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Rivers Of Europe Codexery

A source-cited reference to rivers of europe

Rivers Of Europe (18)

Loire — Longest river in France, flowing through a UNESCO-listed valley.
Meuse — Major European river flowing through France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
Moselle — A left-bank tributary of the Rhine, rising in the Vosges and flowing through France, Luxembourg, and Germany.
Sava — Longest tributary of the Danube, flowing through four countries.
Morava (river) — Central European river, main watercourse of Moravia.
Neretva — Major karst river of the eastern Adriatic basin.
Neman — Major Eastern European river flowing through Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia.
Oder — Central European river forming part of the Oder–Neisse line.
Neva — River in northwestern Russia, fourth-largest in Europe by discharge.
Northern Dvina — Major Arctic-bound river of northwestern Russia.
Pechora (river) — Sixth-longest European river, third by discharge, with no dams.
River Thames — Longest river entirely in England, flowing through London.
River Severn — Great Britain's longest river, rising in mid Wales and reaching the sea through the Severn Estuary.
River Tyne — River 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.
Oise (river) — River linking Paris to northern Europe via inland waterways.
Sionne (river) — A Swiss Rhône tributary prone to flooding.