Rivers And Seas Of The World 1-24
24 entries in the Rivers And Seas Of The World compendium.
Rivers And Seas Of The World 1-24 — Era Chart
Amazon RiverLargest river by discharge; length disputed with the Nile.Amu DaryaCentral Asian river, ancient Oxus, boundary of Greater Iran and Turan.AmurMajor Northeast Asian river forming the Russia–China border.AngaraMajor Siberian river draining Lake Baikal into the Yenisey.Blue NileMajor tributary of the Nile, originating in Ethiopia.Brahmaputra RiverA trans-boundary river sacred to Hindus, known for its braided course.Colorado RiverMajor river of the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico.Columbia RiverLargest river in the Pacific Northwest, vital for culture and economy.Congo RiverSecond-longest African river, deepest in the world, crossing the equator twice.DanubeEurope's second-longest river, a historic frontier and trade route.DnieperMajor transboundary river of Eastern Europe, vital to Ukraine's economy.Don (river)Fifth-longest river in Europe, key Byzantine trade route.Adriatic SeaNorthernmost arm of the Mediterranean, separating Italy from the Balkans.Aegean SeaA historically important sea between Europe and Asia.Andaman SeaMarginal sea of the northeastern Indian Ocean, bounded by Myanmar and Thailand.Arabian SeaA historically vital sea linking Old World trade networks.Aral SeaThe southern remnant of the former Aral Sea, split into eastern and western basins.Baffin BayMarginal sea of the Arctic Ocean between Baffin Island and Greenland.Baltic SeaMan-made ship canal connecting the White Sea to Lake Onega, opened 2 August 1933.Bay of BengalNortheastern part of the Indian Ocean, rich in history and biodiversity.Bay of BiscayGulf of the northeast Atlantic known for rough seas and storms.Beaufort SeaMarginal sea of the Arctic Ocean with disputed boundaries.Bering SeaReality TV series set in Nome, Alaska, on Norton Sound.Black SeaMarginal sea between Europe and Asia with anoxic deep waters.
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