Explore the Shortest Rivers in the World, Indonesia Also Exists
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VIVA – Generally, rivers are waters that flow from upland sources and end up in seas, lakes or wetlands. The existence of rivers in the world is also very many and varied. There are some rivers that are only tens of meters long, or hundreds, to thousands of kilometers.
Apparently, there is a river that only has a length of about 20 meters, namely the Tamborasi river in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Well, there are many other shortest rivers in the world. Here's the row.
1. Tamborasi River, 20 Meters
Sungai Tamborasi di Kolaka
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The shortest river in the world is the Tamborasi River, located in Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia. This river only has a length of about 20 meters and a width of about 15 meters.
When viewed visually, this river might be more suitable to be called a lake. This river has green water. Even so, this river has a beautiful view and suitable for visiting or exploring.
2. Kovasselva River, 22 Meters
The Kovasselva River is in Norway. This river only has a distance between upstream and downstream of 22 meters. The headwaters of this river, namely Lake Kovassatnet. While downstream or the end of the flow of this river to the Norwegian sea.
3. Reprua River, 27 Meters
The Reprua River only has a length of about 27 meters. This river is located in the Gagra District, Georgia. Not only as one of the shortest rivers, but the Reprua river also has a depth of up to 2,300 meters.
The Reprua River is known to flow from springs in the Krubera Cave to the Black Sea, with a very heavy flow of water, which reaches two thousand liters each second.
4. Ombla River, 30 Meters
Plitvice Lakes Paths, Kroasia.
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Ombla River is located in Croatia and only has a length of 30 meters. The upstream of this river that comes from the flow of water underground. While downstream, which empties into the Adriatic Sea.
