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TheRhôneis ariverinFranceandSwitzerland.It is 812 kilometers long. Theriverstarts inRhône Glacier,which is inSwitzerland.Then, theRhôneRiver joints theSaône,inFrance(and other rivers) and ends in theMediterranean Sea.
The River Rhône empties into the Mediterranean. Only theNilebrings more water into the Mediterranean. The river drains an area of 95.5500 m2.The usual amount of water is about 1.700 m3per second (atTarrascon). Duringfloods,this value has reached over 12.000 m3per second.
This river splits into two smaller rivers before it flows into the Mediterranean Sea. The space between those rivers is named theCamargue,and many types of animals live there.[1]
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The Rhône flowing intoLake Geneva
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Starry night over the RhônebyVincent van Gogh
References
[change|change source]- ↑Kimberly Lomato (March 28, 2019)."Take a road trip through this wild, beautiful French delta".National Geographic.RetrievedJanuary 2,2022.
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