Principally it's the Volga, there are many others.
This is just one of the most important ones :)
Rivers flow into the Caspian Sea, they do not flow out of. An example is the Volga River.
Volga and Ural goes into the Casipan sea Lena, Ob, Yeinsey rivers flow into the Arctic ocean
Volga and Ural goes into the Casipan sea Lena, Ob, Yeinsey rivers flow into the Arctic ocean
The Caspian Sea is primarily fed by several major rivers, with the Volga River being the largest and most significant contributor. Other important rivers include the Ural, Kura, and Terek rivers. Additionally, various smaller streams and tributaries also flow into the Caspian Sea, helping to maintain its water levels and ecological balance.
Major tributaries are Kama River and Oka River
Caspian sea and Black sea.
In Caspian Sea
Caspian Sea
The two rivers that lie between the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea are the Don River and the Volga River. The Volga River flows into the Caspian Sea, while the Don River flows into the Sea of Azov, which is connected to the Black Sea. These rivers are significant for transportation and irrigation in the region.
The Caspian is a sea, apart from a couple of rivers, it is completely land locked.
Caspian is the odd one out. Caspian is a sea, the others are rivers.
There are many rivers that flow into inland bodies of water that are not connected to the generality of the oceans and seas. One that comes to mind is the Jordan. Curiously, most of those large inland bodies of water are called seas! E.g. the Aral Sea, the Caspian Sea, the Dead Sea.