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These rivers shape civilizations, support ecosystems, and play key roles in trade, culture, and daily life.
At 6,650 km, it’s the longest river, flowing through 11 countries. It was crucial to Ancient Egypt’s rise.
Asia’s longest (6,300 km), it fuels China’s economy and culture, passing cities like Shanghai and Wuhan.
At 6,575 km, it’s the second-longest but holds the most water. It sustains the vast Amazon Rainforest.
At 3,766 km, it runs through 10 states, shaping U.S. trade, history, and literature for centuries.
Sacred in Hinduism, it supports millions, originating in the Himalayas and flowing to the Bay of Bengal.
At 2,850 km, it crosses 10 countries, serving as a historic trade and cultural route in Europe.
Flowing through 6 nations, it’s vital for farming, fishing, and trade in the region.
At 4,700 km, it’s Africa’s second-longest and the world’s deepest, sustaining the Congo Rainforest.
Europe’s longest (3,530 km), it’s key to Russian history, trade, and culture, emptying into the Caspian.
At 346 km, it’s short but historically vital to London, shaping Britain’s culture and economy.