A river, about 402 km (250 mi) long, of eastern Germany rising near the Czech border and flowing generally north to the Havel River at Berlin.
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A river, about 402 km (250 mi) long, of eastern Germany rising near the Czech border and flowing generally north to the Havel River at Berlin.
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The Spree in Berlin's eastern harbour.
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| Mouth | Havel |
| Length | ±400 km |
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36 m³/s |
| Basin area | 10,105 km² |
The Spree (Sorbian Sprowja/Sprewja) is a river in Saxony, Brandenburg and
Berlin,
Its source is located in the Lusatian Hills (
Residents and tourists commonly attend events at
Towns on the river's course include:
The river gave its name to several German districts:
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Showing the Palace of the Republic and the Berliner Dom |
Near Museum Island |
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From the roof of the Reichstag |
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