Facts of Longest Rivers in the world - Cultural Settlements and Significance!!
Abstract The River Nile is the longest river that is 7088 kilometres in length. It empties into the Mediterranean Sea and crosses both the Equator and Tropic Of Cancer. The topic ‘Major Rivers of the World’ is important for competitive exams. For exams like SSC, RRB, Bank and other Government exams the topic is covered in general awareness sections. UPSC aspirants might also encounter 1 or 2 questions related to important rivers in UPSC prelims. Keywords Rivers, Facts of Longest Rivers, Nile, Amazon , Yangtze, Mississippi, Rio dela Plata, Trade, Culture, Settlement Learning Outcomes After undergoing this article you will be able to understand some of the best facts of the longest rivers of the world. Overview: There is no secret that rivers are remarkable natural features that traverse vast distances across continents, shaping landscapes and supporting ecosystems along their courses. These mighty waterways play crucial roles in the regions they flow through, providing w