Explanation

Explanation

The largest and the busiest inland waterways in the world is The Great Lakes and the rivers St. Lawrence in U.S.A. The Great Lakes–St.

Lawrence system, the other half of the midcontinental inland waterway, is connected to the Mississippi Ohio via Chicago by canals and the Illinois River.

Explanation

• The Ravi River originates from the Bara Bangal area of the Kangra District in Himachal Pradesh, India, not from the Kullu Valley.

• The Kullu Valley is associated with the Beas River, not the Ravi River.

Explanation

• Vienna, the capital of Austria, is located on the banks of the Danube River.
• The Danube is one of Europe's largest rivers, flowing through several countries, including Austria, Germany, Slovakia, and Hungary.

Explanation

The Rhine River in Germany flows into the North Sea, located in the northwest of Europe.

The Rhine and Danube river flows in Germany.

The Rhine river begins at Tomasee lake in Switzerland.

It flows through Germany and the Netherlands.

It is one of the major rivers in Europe.

It playing a vital role in the country's economy and transportation.

Explanation

Uri Dam location: Baramulla district of IOK (near LOC)

Explanation

• Lona River is also known as the Lena River
• ***
• The Lena River is a river in Siberia,
• Lona River flows into the Arctic Ocean.
•  length of Lona River is 4,472 km (2,779 mi),
• Lona River is the tenth longest river in the world. 
  
  

Explanation

The Rhine and Danube river flows in Germany.

The Rhine river begins at Tomasee lake in Switzerland.

It flows through Germany and the Netherlands.

It is one of the major rivers in Europe.

It playing a vital role in the country's economy and transportation.

Explanation

Tugela Falls is a complex of seasonal waterfalls in the Drakensberg (Dragon's Mountains)

located in Royal Natal National Park  KwaZulu-Natal South Africa. 

Tugela is the world's tallest waterfall.

Total height 983 m (3,225 ft)

Explanation

The largest man-made waterfall is located at:

• Marmore Falls, or Cascata della Marmore, in Italy
• Height: 165m (541 feet) tall
• Created by the Romans in 271BC by diverting the Velino River over the cliff near Marmore into the Nera River below