World Record Nomination 1 : Nile River – The longest river that flows through most countries in the world
(Records.vn) Nile River is a major north-flowing river in northeastern Africa which is 6.853 kilometers long. It is also a world record holding river with the record of the longest river in the world.
Nile River is a major north-flowing river in northeastern Africa which is 6.853 kilometers long. Nile is the origination of one of the earliest human's civilizations: Egypt. It is also a world record holding river with the record of the longest river in the world, longer than other major rivers such as Amazon (South America), Yangtze (Asia) or Mississpi (North America).
(Source: en.wikipedia.org)
Moreover, this river must be a potential nominee for another world record: the longest river that flows through most countries in the world. Some reports from experts about Nile confirmed that this river's water resources is shared by eleven countries, namely, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo-Kinshasa, Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Sudan and Egypt.
(Source: shedexpedition.com)
There are other 2 rivers that flow through 10 countries. They are Danube (Europe) and Congo (South Africa). However, they cannot compare to Nile in terms of length.
World Record Union are still collecting more information from many sources and it is our pleasure listening to everybody's comments to have a full evaluation on the record nomination: "Nile River - The longest river that flows through most countries in the world ".
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