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What is the name of Italys longest river?
This question has already been asked. The longest river in Italy is named 'Po'
How did the Danube get its name?
The name "Danube" is derived from the Latin word "Danubius," which was used by the Romans to refer to the river. The etymology is believed to trace back further to the Proto-Indo-European root *danu, meaning "river." The river has been known by various names throughout history in different cultures, but "Danube" has persisted as the most recognized name in modern usage.
What river has been equated to the Danube River within the context of Southeast Asia because of its ability to sustain numerous people and support industry?
The Mekong
How long has the loire river been a river?
The Loire river is the longest river of France runs about 630 miles.
Longest river in the worl?
The longest river in the world is the Nile River. And the widest river in the world the world is the Amazon River! did you no that the amazon river has never been crossed and there is no bridge built long enough to cross it up until now ! anyway so there is your answer and more! biie=]
When were locks first built on the Danube?
Locks were first built on the Danube River in the early 19th century. The first significant lock system was established in 1825 at the Iron Gates, which is a narrow gorge between Romania and Serbia. This development aimed to improve navigation and facilitate trade along the river. Since then, additional locks have been added to enhance the river's navigability.
Why was the Danube built?
The Danube River was not "built," but rather is a natural river that flows through Central and Eastern Europe. It has historically served as a vital waterway for trade, transportation, and cultural exchange among the countries it traverses. Additionally, various dams and locks have been constructed along the river to manage navigation and water levels, contributing to its use as an essential resource for hydroelectric power and irrigation.
Is the world's longest river in Africa?
There has been an ongoing disagreement as to whether the Amazon or the Nile is the worlds longest river, however some researchers accept the Amazon as being longer because of it's source.
How can you tell which Basalt rocks has been in the river the longest?
when the rock is more rounded than the others
How deep is the river seven?
The River Seven, also called the River Severn, is located in the United Kingdom. it is the longest river in the UK running for 220 miles. The depth of the river has never been measured.
What are three capital cities located on tributaries of the Danube river?
The Danube actually flows next to FOUR European Capital Cities Vienna, Austria Bratislava, Slovakia Budapest, Hungary Belgrade, Serbia Many books may list only three, Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade (Yugoslavia), but after the fall of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact countries in 1989-1993, there have been many changes. Czechoslovakia split into two countries. Bucharest remained the capital of the Czech Republic and a new Bratislava became the capital of Slovakia making it the fourth capital city to be on the Danube. Farther downriver, Belgrade was the capital of Yugoslavia until it broke up in 1991/1992 led by the Serbian Secession. It is now the capital of Serbia (again).
When did the Missouri River become the longest river in the US?
It always has been and has been used by the colonist and shippers today as a highway for goods and people.2nd answer:What??? Let's try this, again . . . the Missouri River is not the longest river in the US, and in any event is located far, far from where the colonists lived in New England.The longest river is the Mississippi River, which the Missouri flows into. The Mississippi River has drained parts of Canada and the US for so long that it is difficult to pinpoint how old it is. It is certainly far older than the time that the first people came to North America.3rd Answer.The Missouri River is the longest river in the USA. At 2,341 miles (3,767 kms) it is 21 miles (47kms) longer than the Mississippi.
