Yes. The Moskva River is the river after which the city is named. There are also other rivers in the city.
The Moscow (Moskva) River runs through Moscow.
The Singapore River in Singapore The Moscow River in Moscow The Brisbane River in Brisbane
There is a canal linking the Volga River with Moscow at Ivankovo, north of Moscow.
Moscow is on the Volga River
Volga River
The Moscow River is a major waterway in Russia that flows through the city of Moscow before eventually joining the Oka River, which then connects to the Volga River. The Volga is the longest river in Europe and flows into the Caspian Sea. Thus, while the Moscow River itself does not flow directly to the Caspian Sea, it is part of a river system that leads to it via the Oka and Volga rivers.
it is not.
The Moskva river goes trough the city.
volga river
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Moscow (Moskva in Russian), originally Moskov, is so named because it is located on the Moscow River (Moskva River). It is thought that the name may originate with an ancient Finnic language meaning "dark and turbid", referring to the waters of the river.