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The World's Smallest Rivers: Asia and Europe, Part I
Several rivers "fights" for the shortest river status in the world. Friday presents several of them, according to continents.
The shortest river in Asia is Tamborz, which flows into the city of Kolaka, in the province of northeastern Sulawes, Indonesia. Its length is just 20 meters long:
One of the shortest rivers in Europe is Ombla - Croatia, in the Dalmatia region, south-east of Dubrovnik district. Ombella is about 30 meters in length:
Our list is located on the river Aril, Italy, near the Lake Garda, 175 meters long. There are three bridges on the tip of the river in the village of Kasona, which has a small lake with its origin and before the lake joins the lake, even a small waterfall will arise:
There are many small rivers in Italy, and the next silence is the Italian River Fiumalate, south of the country. It flows into the river Komo from the cave in the Gregna and is approximately 250 meters long. The name Fiumelatte is derived from Italian words fiume (river) and latte (milk), which is the merit of the river. One of the characteristic strikes of the river is its "seasonality": the fimetalet will fall in the middle of October and will rise again in the second half of March. This phenomenon is likely to be caused by unexplored cave specification that is filled with water in this period:
Several rivers "fights" for the shortest river status in the world. Friday presents several of them, according to continents.
The shortest river in Asia is Tamborz, which flows into the city of Kolaka, in the province of northeastern Sulawes, Indonesia. Its length is just 20 meters long:
One of the shortest rivers in Europe is Ombla - Croatia, in the Dalmatia region, south-east of Dubrovnik district. Ombella is about 30 meters in length:
Our list is located on the river Aril, Italy, near the Lake Garda, 175 meters long. There are three bridges on the tip of the river in the village of Kasona, which has a small lake with its origin and before the lake joins the lake, even a small waterfall will arise:
There are many small rivers in Italy, and the next silence is the Italian River Fiumalate, south of the country. It flows into the river Komo from the cave in the Gregna and is approximately 250 meters long. The name Fiumelatte is derived from Italian words fiume (river) and latte (milk), which is the merit of the river. One of the characteristic strikes of the river is its "seasonality": the fimetalet will fall in the middle of October and will rise again in the second half of March. This phenomenon is likely to be caused by unexplored cave specification that is filled with water in this period:
