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Software - Italy

(3)

BUG - Poland, Belarus, Ukraine

DON - the European part of the Russian Federation

INN - a tributary of the Danube

LOM - a tributary of the Danube Ruhr, Germany

SOZH - Belarus, a tributary of the Dnieper

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AARE - Switzerland

ADDA - Italy

ALLIE - flows into the Bay of Biscay

ARNO - Italy

BOBR - a tributary of the Berezina

Gauja - Latvia

DORU - Portugal

DRIN - Albania

ISAR - Germany

Isère - France

ISTR - the ancient name of the Danube

LABA - see Elba

MAAS - France, Belgium, the Netherlands

MAIN - Germany

ODER (Odra) - Poland

ODRA - see Oder

OLVO - tributary Po

OSTE - a tributary of the Elbe

PRUT - Moldova, Romania

PSEL - Ukraine, a tributary of the Dnieper

RHEIN - Germany

REUT - Moldova, a tributary of the Dniester

RONA - Switzerland, France

ROS - Ukraine, a tributary of the Dnieper

SAVA - Croatia, Serbia

SEIM - a tributary of the Desna

SONA - France

SULA - a tributary of the Dnieper

TAHO - Spain, Portugal

TIBR - Italy

TISA - a tributary of the Danube

URAL - South Ural (Russian Federation, Kazakhstan)

EBRO - Spain

ELV - Norway

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ALLER - Germany

ALLIA - Italy

ALMA - Crimea

WARTA - Poland

WESER - Germany

VENTA - Latvia, Lithuania

VILIA - Belarus, Lithuania, a tributary of the Neman

VISLA - Poland

DESNA - Ukraine, a tributary of the Dnieper

DNEPR - Belarus, Ukraine

DRAVA - the right tributary of the Danube

DRINA - Serbia, Bosnia

DRUTH - Belarus, a tributary of the Dnieper

DANUBE - Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania

DUERO - Spain, Portugal

INGUL - Ukraine, a tributary of the Southern Bug

IPUL - Belarus, a tributary of the Sozha

ISKIR - Bulgaria

Cahul - Moldova

Kalka - Ukraine

CLYDE - UK

Loire - France

MARNA - France

MURES - Hungary, Romania

NAREV - Poland

NEMAN - Belarus, Lithuania, RF

OSTER - a tributary of the Desna

PIRET - the ancient name of Prut

SERET - a tributary of the Dniester

THAMES - UK

TIRAS - the ancient name of the Dniester

SPREE (Spree) - Germany, a tributary of the river Havel

ELBA - Czech Republic, Germany

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ADIGE - Italy

VARDAR - Greece, Macedonia

VLTAVA - Czech Republic

VUOKSA - Finland

GLOMMA - Norway

Goryn - a tributary of the Pripyat

DNIESTER - Ukraine, Moldova

DRISSA - Belarus, a tributary of the Western Dvina

LOVAT - Belarus

MARICA - Bulgaria

Mosel - a tributary of the Rhine

MORAVA - a tributary of the Danube

PECHORA - Northern Urals

SALGIR - Crimea

HAFEEL - Germany

SHANNON - Ireland

SCHELDA - France, Belgium, the Netherlands

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VORSKLA - Ukraine

GARONNE - France

GIPANIS - the ancient name of the Southern Bug

DAUGAVA (Western Dvina) - Latvia

DORDOGNE - France

GIRONDE - France

INGULETS - Ukraine, a tributary of the Dnieper

LIELUPE - Latvia

PRIPYAT - a tributary of the Dnieper

TETEREV - a tributary of the Dnieper

CHARENTE - France

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BEREZINA - Belarus, a tributary of the Dnieper

BISTRITSA - Romania

BORISFEN - the ancient name of the Dnieper

SWADIANA - Spain, Portugal

SVISLOCH - a tributary of the Berezina

SLAVUTYCH - the ancient name of the Dnieper

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GUADALQUIVIR - Spain

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