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Revision as of 15:41, 22 November 2016
Five rivers of the Greek underworld
- Lethe (the river of forgetfulness)
- Styx (the river of hate)
- Akheron (the river of sorrow)
- Kokytos (the river of lamentation)
- Phlegethon (the river of fire)
Rivers of the world
- Africa
- Nile
- Limpopo
- Asia
- Euphrates
- Ganges (a.k.a. Ganga)
- Han
- Indus
- Jordan
- Li
- Mekong
- Sumida
- Sutlej
- Tago
- Tigris
- YangTze
- Yellow
- Russia
- Belaja
- Don
- Kama
- Lena
- Moskva
- Neglina
- Pechora
- Tarlung
- Ural
- Volkhov
- Australia
- Darling
- Lachlan
- Murray
- Murrumbidgee
- Paroo
- Swan
- Yarra
- Warrego
- Europe
- Amstel
- Arno
- Cam
- Danube
- Dnieper
- Dniester
- Elbe
- Isis (what the Thames is called in Oxford)
- Loire
- Moldau
- Po
- Rhine
- Rhone
- Rubicon
- Saone
- Seine
- Shannon
- Thames
- Tiber
- Vistola
- Volga
- North America
- Allegheny
- Beaver
- Clinch
- Chicago
- Colorado
- Columbia
- Conemaugh
- Delaware
- French Broad
- Genesee
- Hudson
- Lehigh
- Juniata
- Mississipi
- Missouri
- Mohawk
- Monongahela
- Ohio
- Potomac
- Schuylkill
- Shenango
- St. Lawrence
- Susquehanna
- Tennessee
- Youghiogheny
- South America
- Amazon
- Orinoco
- Paraiba