Rhine

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The Rhine is one of Europe's most important rivers, historically serving as a vital trade route and cultural boundary from the Alps through Germany to the North Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
transboundary river
basinCountry Austria
Belgium
France
Germany
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Switzerland
borderFunction forms part of the border between France and Germany
forms part of the border between Switzerland and Germany
connectedByCanal Grand Canal d’Alsace
Rhine–Herne Canal
Rhine–Main–Danube Canal
conservationEffort Rhine Action Programme
continent Europe
countryTraversed Austria
France
Germany
Liechtenstein
Netherlands
Switzerland
drainageBasinArea about 185000 km²
ecologicalIssue habitat loss
industrial pollution
economicUse freight transport
hydroelectric power generation
industrial waterway
flowsThroughCity Basel-Stadt
surface form: Basel

Bonn
Cologne
Duisburg
Düsseldorf
Karlsruhe
Koblenz
Mainz
Mannheim
Rotterdam
Strasbourg
hasSection Alpine Rhine
Rhine self-linksurface differs
surface form: Delta Rhine

Rhine self-linksurface differs
surface form: High Rhine

Rhine self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lower Rhine

Rhine self-linksurface differs
surface form: Middle Rhine

Rhine self-linksurface differs
surface form: Upper Rhine
historicalRole cultural boundary in Western Europe
major trade route in Europe
internationalManagementBody International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine
languageNameDutch Rijn
languageNameFrench Rhin
languageNameGerman Rhine self-linksurface differs
surface form: Rhein
length about 1230 km
about 760 miles
locatedInRegion Alps
Rhineland
surface form: Lower Rhine Plain

Upper Rhine Plain
majorPort Duisburg
surface form: Port of Duisburg

Rotterdam
surface form: Port of Rotterdam
majorTributary Aare
Lahn
Main
Moselle River
surface form: Moselle

Neckar
Ruhr
Sieg
mouthCountry Netherlands
mouthLocation North Sea
navigable yes
notableFeature Rhineland
surface form: Middle Rhine Valley
partOf Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta
sourceCountry Switzerland
sourceLocation Alps
surface form: Swiss Alps
UNESCOStatus Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Site

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this entity surface form: Rhine River
this entity surface form: Rhine basin
this entity surface form: Rhine basin
Ruhr isRightTributaryOf Rhine
Rhine languageNameGerman Rhine self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Rhein
this entity surface form: Rhine basin
this entity surface form: Rhine River
this entity surface form: Rhine basin
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Karlsruhe locatedNear Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Duisburg locatedOn Rhine
subject surface form: Traiectum
this entity surface form: river Rhine
Utrecht locatedOn Rhine
this entity surface form: River Rhine basin
Arnhem locatedOnRiver Rhine
Bad Honnef locatedOnRiver Rhine
Bonn locatedOnRiver Rhine
Cologne locatedOnRiver Rhine
Oggersheim locatedOnRiver Rhine
Rhens locatedOnRiver Rhine
subject surface form: Strasbourg
Strasbourg locatedOnRiver Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Roman Empire majorRiver Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Moselle River mouth Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Sieg mouthLocation Rhine
Aare mouthOfWaterBody Rhine
Lahn mouthOfWaterBody Rhine
Main mouthOfWaterBody Rhine
Murg mouthOfWaterBody Rhine
Neckar mouthOfWaterBody Rhine
Ruhr mouthOfWaterBody Rhine
Rhineland namedAfter Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Vaartsche Rijn namedAfter Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
subject surface form: GelreDome
Roman navy operatedIn Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River
A35 parallelTo Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine River (in parts)
this entity surface form: Rhine River
Aare basin partOf Rhine
this entity surface form: Rhine basin