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(3)

IND - India, China, Pakistan

OKS - the ancient name of the Amu Darya

(4)

AKSU - China, Kyrgyzstan

AMUR - Far East

AKHUM - a tributary of the Kura

VACHYA - a tributary of the Pyanj

VAKHSH - Tajikistan

GANG - India

GUNT - a tributary of the Pyanj

ILEK - Kazakhstan

IORI - Georgia, Azerbaijan

KURA - Transcaucasia

LENA - Eastern Siberia

NURA - Kazakhstan

ONON - Mongolia

TIGER - Turkey, Iraq

URAL - Kazakhstan

EMBA - Kazakhstan

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ARAKS - a tributary of the Kura

ARYS - a tributary of the Syr Darya

ATREK - Iran, Turkmenistan

BZYB - Abkhazia

WAMPU - a tributary of the Yangtze in China

VOKHJI - a tributary of the Araks

GEKOU - Turkey

DEBED - a tributary of the Kura

IRGIZ - a tributary of the Turgay

KABUL - Afghanistan, Pakistan

Karoun - Iran

KASAKH - a tributary of the Araks

KELES - a tributary of the Syr Darya

KUSHKA - Turkmenistan

LIAOHE - China

MENAM - Indochina

MURAT - Turkey, the source of the Euphrates

NARYN - Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan

ORKHON - Mongolia

PYANJ - the source of the Amu Darya

RIONI - Abkhazia

TALAS - Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan

Tarim - China

FASIS - the ancient name of Rioni

Haihe - China

CHRAMI - a tributary of the Kura

YANGZI (Yangtzejiang, Blue) - China, the longest river in Eurasia

(6)

ANGREN - a tributary of the Syr Darya

ARAGVI - a tributary of the Kura

BARITO - Indonesia

GANDAK - a tributary of the Ganges

JAMNA - a tributary of the Ganges

Euphrates - Middle East

YENISEI - Siberia

YELLOW - see Huanghe

JORDAN - Middle East

ISFARA - a tributary of the Syr Darya

KAVERI - India

KARASU - Turkey, the source of the Euphrates

KISTID - India

KISTNA (Krishna) - India

KODORI - Abkhazia

KOLYMA - Eastern Siberia

MEKONG - Indochina

MURGAB - Afghanistan, Turkmenistan

OLENEK - Yakutia

PAMBAK - a tributary of the Kura

HRAZDAN - a tributary of the Araks

SALWEEN - China, Myanmar

SIJIANG - China

TEJEN - Turkmenistan, Afghanistan

TURGAI - Kazakhstan

HONGHA (Red) - Vietnam, China

Huaihe - China

HUANGHE (Yellow) - China

CHIRCHIK - a tributary of the Syr Darya

YAXART - the ancient name of the Syr Darya

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AKSTAFA - a tributary of the Kura

ALAZANI - a tributary of the Kura

BARTANG - a tributary of the Pyanj

VOROTAN - a tributary of the Araks

BLUE - see Yangtze

DAMODAR - India

IRRAWADY - Myanmar

KERULEN - Mongolia, China

RED - see Hongha

NARBADI - India

Sutlej - a tributary of the Indus

SELENGA - Mongolia, flows into Baikal

SUNGARI - China, a tributary of the Amur

HANSHUI - China

YALUJIANG - China

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AMUDARYA - Central Asia

HELMAND - Afghanistan

GODOVARI - India

ZERAVSHAN - Central Asia

MAHANADI - India

MINJIANG - China

SYRDARYA - Central Asia

(9)

PEARL - see Xijiang

KARADARYA - the source of the Syrdarya

KYZILUZEN - Iran

(10)

INDERAGIRI - Sumatra island

(11)

BRAHMAPUTRA - India, China, Bangladesh

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