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Which Is The Only One Of Europe's Longest Rivers Not To Flow Through Russia

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mickman | 11:50 Thu 17th Aug 2017 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Danube? http://www.top-ten-10.com/science/geography/rivers-europe.htm
11:53 Thu 17th Aug 2017
one of europe's longest rivers is a bit like the length of a piece of string
Danube?

Danube
The blue Danube, celebrated in a song of the same name, flows through Germany, Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Austria, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria. At 1,780 miles long, the Danube is Europe’s longest river.
//At 1,780 miles long, the Danube is Europe’s longest river// .........just behind the Volga at 2,294 miles which is Europe's longest river.
elbe?

The Volga is in Russia which doesn't answer the OP Question.
aren't we looking for a river that doesn't flow through russia?
Yes, which is the Danube.
ael is right one of Europe's longest means what? top 3 top 10?

the Rhine is in the top ten and that doesn't flow through Russia either
Anyone fancy a waltz...
Baldric, I agree the answer to the OP question is the Danube, but your statement.....
//At 1,780 miles long, the Danube is Europe’s longest river// ....is just plain wrong.
Balders, the Danube is the longest river in the European Union, the Volga is the longest river in Europe.
Baldric, //The longest river within today's European Union – and second-longest on the continent //............the first line from your link.

The answer to the OP is The Danube,
if you wish to keep boosting your answer numbers, carry on,
I can't be bothered ;o)
How many more times, I know the answer to the question is the Danube. All I'm pointing out is your statement is incorrect. All you have to do is admit it. There's nothing to be ashamed of is there.
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