What is the beautiful international river and what are the beautiful rivers in the world?

Beautiful international river - Danube.

There are about 200 international rivers in the world, and only the Danube flows through more than 10 countries.

The Danube River originates on the eastern slope of the Black Forest Mountains in Germany, flows eastward through eight countries: Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania, Bulgaria and Moldova, and finally splits into three tributaries in Romania and flows into the Black Sea. With a total length of 2,850 kilometers and a basin area of 10,000 square kilometers, the main stream of the Danube is the second largest river in Europe (after the Volga). It has more than 300 tributaries, some of which also flow through four countries: Italy, Poland, Switzerland and Albania.

The Danube River basin encompasses the territory of most European countries.

The section of the Danube from its source to the territory of Austria is the upper reach. This section of the river is narrow, the bed is hard, and the current is rapid. The Iron Gate Gorge, which runs from Bratislava in Slovakia to the borders of Romania and Yugoslavia, is the middle reach.

This section passes through mostly plains and lowlands, with a large amount of water, and is an important waterway. Tiemen Canyon, 107 kilometers long, only 150-200 meters wide at the narrowest point, has sloping underwater rocks and a large drop in river water. In 1972, Romania and Yugoslavia jointly built a hydroelectric power station with a power generation capacity of 2.1 million kilowatts.

The barrage dam at the power station is 1,200 meters long, meters high and as tall as a 25-story building. There is a wide road at the top of the dam, and the large locks on both sides of the dam can pass ships of 1,500 tons.

Below the Iron Gate, the Danube River enters the lower plain. The river is open and has a steady flow, with 3 tributaries forming a fan-shaped delta near the estuary. The delta is crisscrossed by rivers and reeds, and is home to rare European birds such as gannets and ibises.

The Danube River is known for its clear water color and beautiful scenery"The blue Danube"It is an important transportation artery in Southeast Europe. Vienna, the capital of Austria, Budapest, the capital of Hungary, Belgrade, the capital of Yugoslavia, and Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, were all established on the banks of the Danube.

I think it's better to have the Yangtze River.

Ha ha. If anyone dares to talk about the Yellow River, then he must be a ****.

The Caoze River in Huai'an, Jiangsu Province is a beautiful river, the river is usually straight, the style of this river and that river are almost the same, they only have the difference of size and length, and the Caoze River is different, it is bent to no place straight, its beauty lies in the bend, it is a natural bend, it has natural beauty.

"The Tarim River, the river of your hometown, how many times have you flowed in your dreams. Wherever I am, I will pour out my heart's song to you. This enduring song sings the deep affection and attachment of the people of Xinjiang to the Tarim River, to understand the Tarim River, let us start by understanding the inland river!

An endorheic river is a river that does not eventually flow into the ocean, flows into an inland lake or disappears into the desert, and is located in an area called an endorheic area. China's inflow area is mainly distributed in the northwest inland and the northwest of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the outflow area is mainly distributed in the eastern region. What are the characteristics of inland rivers?

From the diagram, you can see that the dividing line between the inflow zone and the outflow zone is similar to which famous dividing line? Perhaps this is the key to unraveling the problem. We cannot see that the dividing line between the inflow area and the outflow area also happens to be composed of a series of mountain ranges, which is similar to the boundary between the monsoon and non-monsoon areas, and the scope of the inflow and non-monsoon areas in China is basically the same, and the problem is easily solved.

China's northwest inland and the northwest of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, for the non-monsoon area, most of the rivers here are in the continental hinterland, far away from the ocean, can not get sufficient water vapor supply, drought and little rain, and the mountainous surrounding, hilly and undulating terrain blocks the passage into the sea, and finally disappears into the desert or converges in the depression, so it is called the inland river.

The Tarim River is the longest inland river in China, located in the Tarim Basin, due to the distance from the ocean, coupled with the blocking of the surrounding high mountains, the climate is arid, the average precipitation for many years is only 116mm, but the evaporation is as high as 1600 to 2200mm, the development of the world's second largest mobile desert - the Taklamakan Desert.

It originates from the snow-capped mountains and travels all the way eastward, weaving 144 large and small rivers into a huge water system in a 2,486-kilometer process, which is like a poplar with a well-developed root system to add the color of life to the barren land composed of wasteland and desert. And every year from May, the ice and snow melt water from the upper reaches quickly fills the entire riverbed, changing from a "shy girl" to a "fierce woman", and the flood peak rises. In winter, due to the decrease in precipitation, the river freezes, and the amount of water decreases, and some tributaries or sections of the river even break down.

Spring shortage, summer flooding, autumn dryness, and winter dryness are the basic water conditions of the Tarim River.

As an inland river, more than half of the Tarim River has always been accompanied by the desert in its 2,486-kilometer-long course, such a journey is destined to be tragic, the river several kilometers wide upstream is cut into petal-like or thin strips in the desert, and under the sand dune compression, the river is repeatedly diverted, steamed dry, or swallowed by the desert, and it seems that it cannot escape the fate of "failure" with such arduous efforts. Inland rivers cannot flow into the ocean.

Even so, the Tarim River, with its main tributaries, feeds nearly half of Xinjiang's population, irrigates one-third of Xinjiang's land, and gives birth to oases in the desert, bringing hope to the people living along its banks. "Hey, Tarim River, the river of my hometown, you raised me with milk, Mother River. "Listen, the Tarim River is coming towards us with such a song!

There are many rivers in the world that flow not only through one country, but also have basins spanning several or more than a dozen countries, and such rivers are often called "international rivers". There are more than 200 "international rivers" in the world, of which 148 rivers flow through two countries; 31 rivers flow through 3 countries; 21 rivers flow through more than 4 countries. Of the five continents, only Oceania has no international rivers.

In addition, about one in six countries do not have international rivers, and these countries, most of which are island countries and desert areas. There are 29 countries in the international river basin in the whole country, 21 of which are landlocked. There are 19 rivers in the world with a basin area of more than 1 million square kilometers, of which % are international rivers.

Such as the Amazon, Heilongjiang, Congo, Ganges——— Brahmaprate, Mississippi, Nile, etc. The Amazon River has the largest volume of water and the Nile River is the longest (6,650 km). The Blue Danube, famous in Europe, is the most popular international river that flows through the country.

It originates in the Federal Republic of Germany and flows through 12 countries with tributaries through Switzerland, Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Albania, Poland, Bulgaria, the Soviet Union, the eastern part of Romania, and finally the Black Sea. International rivers feed the people on both sides of the river, whether they are forests, mines, land, or water resources, they are the common wealth of the people of the world.

1. South American Amazon: Many tributaries meander like snakes in the tropical rainforest, feeding more than 400 native Indian tribes. Visitors can choose from a variety of things to do, from wildlife discovery tours to canoeing trips or jungle treks.

2. Zambezi River in Africa: The top wildlife viewing spots, the best white wave rafting spots, and the stunning Victoria Falls, the Zambezi River is indeed worth a stop. In the middle reaches of the Zambezi River, you can bungee jump on Africa's largest waterfall or go rafting in the World Bank Level 4.

Closed 3, . .Kenai River, USA: Running 82 miles from the Kenai Peninsula in South Alaska, this snow-melted river is a great place for fishing.

The twice-annual salmon exodus is a feast for brown bears, moose, black bears and plenty of birds in the United States. In the spring, you can also see hidden beluga whales 6 miles upstream.