TOP 20 Longest Rivers In Europe

The longest river in Europe is the Volga River, which flows into Russia. Born in the valdai hills and before reaching the Caspian is 3530 km. The Volga River basin covers an area of 1,360,000 km2, making it the largest in Europe.

The second longest river in the old continent is the Danube, which measures 2860 km. Born in Germany, in the Black Forest and before emptying into the Black Sea through even ten States. His immense delta was inserted by UNESCO in the list of sites listed as world heritage site and biosphere reserve.

3rd the UralRiver, with 2428 km. Originates on the eastern slope of the Ural mountains, flows through the South-East European Russia and Kazakhstan and flows into the Caspian Sea. Much of the river is the conventional boundary between Europe and Asia.

Top Largest Rivers In Europe By Volume

#	River	Country	Length (km)
1	Volga	Russia	3530
2	Danube	Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine	2860
3	Ural	Russia, Kazakhstan	2428
4	Dnepr	Russia, Belarus, Ukraine	2290
5	Don	Russia	1950
6	Pechora	Russia	1809
7	Kama	Russia	1805
8	Dvina-Vychegda River	Russia	1774
9	Oka	Russia	1500
10	Belaja	Russia	1430
11	Dnestr	Ukraine, Moldova	1362
12	Vyatka	Russia	1314
13	Reno	Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, France, Netherlands	1236
14	Desna	Russia, Belarus, Ukraine	1130
15	Elba	Czech Republic, Germany	1091
16	Donec	Russia, Ukraine	1053
17	Vistula	Poland	1047
18	Tago	Spain, Portugal	1038
19	Daugava	Russia, Belarus, Latvia	1020
20	Pays De La Loire	France	1013