You spelt through wrong.
the nile river runs throgh the northern part of africa
if you mean nicosia, cyprus... no real river. very dry.
The only river leaving Lake Champion is Mill Brook which runs into Lake Champion and empties into the Delaware river - which DOES NOT empty into New York Harbor. If you mean to ask about Lake CHAMPLAIN, the Poultney River (which flows INTO Lake Champlain) connects to the Champlain Canal, which empties into the Hudson River, which empties into New York Harbor.
The river that runs through York in England is the River Ouse. It is a major river in North Yorkshire and passes through the city of York before eventually merging with the River Trent.
Albany, the capitalof New York state, is on the Hudson River where the river is joined by the Mohawk River.
It is the Hudson river
There is No river that goes from New York state to Florida.
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The major river that flows through the eastern part of New York is the Hudson River. It runs from north to south, starting in the Adirondack Mountains and emptying into New York Harbor. The Hudson is significant for its historical, cultural, and economic importance, serving as a critical waterway for trade and transportation. It also provides recreational opportunities and scenic beauty along its banks.
The Hudson River flows through two states: New York and New Jersey. It originates in the Adirondack Mountains of New York and flows southward, eventually emptying into the Atlantic Ocean at New York Harbor. While it primarily runs through New York, its western bank is bordered by New Jersey for a significant portion of its length.
The Delaware River runs through New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
The major river in New York is the Hudson River. It is 314 miles long that flows through the eastern part of New York state. It was named after Henry Hudson. Some other rivers in New York are the Mohawk River and Genesee River.