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1. Nile River – 6,650 km (4,132 miles)

📍 Africa (Egypt, Sudan, Uganda, etc.)
- The longest river in the world, the Nile has been the lifeblood of Egypt for thousands of years. Flowing through 11 countries, it supports millions of people, ancient temples, and lush green valleys in the middle of the desert.

2. Amazon River – 6,575 km (4,345 miles)

📍 South America (Brazil, Peru, Colombia, etc.)
- The largest river by volume, the Amazon is a lifeline for the world's largest rainforest. It is home to incredible biodiversity, including pink dolphins, jaguars, and over 3,000 fish species. Its vast, winding path remains one of the most mysterious and untouched places on Earth.

3. Yangtze River – 6,300 km (3,917 miles)

📍 China
- The longest river in Asia, the Yangtze flows through some of China’s most famous landscapes, including the Three Gorges. It is also a vital economic artery, supporting millions of people, agriculture, and industry.

4. Mississippi-Missouri River System – 6,275 km (3,902 miles)

📍 United States & Canada
- The longest river system in North America, the Mississippi-Missouri flows through the heart of the USA, passing through 10 states. It has been crucial for trade, transportation, and Native American cultures for centuries.

5. Yenisei River – 5,539 km (3,445 miles)

📍 Russia & Mongolia
- One of the largest rivers in Siberia, the Yenisei flows through some of the coldest and most remote regions on Earth. It empties into the Arctic Ocean, providing essential water for the vast Siberian wilderness.

6. Yellow River (Huang He) – 5,464 km (3,395 miles)

📍 China
- Often called "the Cradle of Chinese Civilization," the Yellow River is one of the most historically important rivers in the world. However, it is also known as China’s Sorrow due to its devastating floods throughout history.

7. Ob-Irtysh River – 5,410 km (3,364 miles)

📍 Russia, Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia
- This massive river system in Siberia and Central Asia plays a key role in the region’s ecosystem and energy production. It eventually flows into the Arctic Ocean, contributing to Russia’s vast river networks.

8. Paraná River – 4,880 km (3,030 miles)

📍 South America (Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina)
- The Paraná is South America's second-longest river, serving as a crucial water source for agriculture, hydroelectric power, and transportation. It flows through Iguazu Falls, one of the most breathtaking waterfalls in the world.

9. Congo River – 4,700 km (2,922 miles)

📍 Central Africa (Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, etc.)
- The deepest river in the world, the Congo is a lifeline for Central Africa. It winds through dense rainforests and is a key transportation route for millions of people.

10. Amur River – 4,444 km (2,763 miles)

📍 Russia & China
- Forming part of the natural border between Russia and China, the Amur is known for its untouched wilderness and rich biodiversity. It is one of the few major rivers that remains largely undeveloped.