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Rivers Codexery

A source-cited reference to rivers

Rivers (16)

Rhine — Europe's second-longest river, flowing from the Swiss Alps to the North Sea.
Rio Grande — The Rio Grande: a vital, arid-land river forming the U.S.-Mexico border.
Rio Negro (Amazon) — The largest blackwater river in the world, a dark-tea-colored tributary of the Amazon.
Salween River — A Southeast Asian river flowing from the Tibetan Plateau to the Andaman Sea, known for its rugged canyons, ecological…
Senegal River — A 1086 km West African river forming part of the Senegal-Mauritania border, with a rich history as the 'River of Gold'.
Songhua River — Longest tributary of the Amur River in northeastern China.
St. Lawrence River — Major North American river connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
Syr Darya — Central Asian river, historically the Jaxartes, vital for irrigation.
São Francisco River — Longest river entirely in Brazil, vital for integration and semi-arid region.
Tigris — Eastern great river of Mesopotamia, flowing through history.
Ubangi River — Central African river, largest right-bank tributary of the Congo.
Ural (river) — River forming the Europe-Asia boundary, third-longest in Europe.
Uruguay River — Major South American river forming parts of three national borders.
Vistula — Poland's longest river and a national symbol of cultural identity.
Volga — Europe's longest river, flowing through Russia into the Caspian Sea.
White Nile — Longer but less voluminous tributary of the Nile.