River with D
German name for the Danube River in Europe
River in eastern US flowing into Delaware Bay
River flowing through Virginia and North Carolina
River in eastern India, tributary of Hooghly
Major river in southeastern Australia
Biblical river in the Levant, often linked to Jordan basin
River between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie
Several rivers named Dee in UK and Ireland; well known in Wales/Scotland
River in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, Drina valley
Short river in Oregon, US
Several rivers in England and Australia
Name of various small rivers in US, e.g. in Florida and Oregon
Real river in Michigan, USA, flows to Green Bay.
The Dart is a famous river in Devon, England.
Several rivers named Don in Europe and Russia.
River in Maine, USA, name from Abenaki origin.
Main river in NW Spain/Portugal, called Douro in English.
The Dawson is a major river in Queensland, Australia.
The Darwin River flows through Australia’s Northern Territory.
Several rivers named Dog River in US and Canada.
The Denmark River flows through Western Australia.
River in Alps and Balkans, flows through Austria and Slovenia
River in Oregon, USA, famed for rafting and fly fishing
A real river in Alaska, flowing to the Tanana River.
River in Spain and Portugal, famous for Porto wine region
A documented river name, including rivers in Alaska.
Baltic-bound river flowing through Russia, Belarus, Latvia
A real river name used in several places worldwide.
A genuine river name, including a Vietnamese river 🌏
A genuine river name, though quite uncommon 🌊
Dandenong Creek is a watercourse in Victoria, Australia.
A real river name used in geographic records 🗺️
River in Missouri, USA, tributary of the Blackwater
A documented river name in regional maps 🌊
A real river name found in regional sources 🌊
A documented river name in geographic records 🗺️
Daintree River in Queensland, Australia, famed for its rainforest.
Slavic river, also known as Dnieper in English
A documented river name, though relatively obscure 🗺️
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