From Germany to the sea, the river that crosses 10 countries
Europe's Danube River, originating in Germany's Black Forest, flows through a record 10 countries, connecting Central and Eastern Europe. This vital waterway, a continental connector, has historically served as a boundary and trade route, now linking four national capitals. Its extensive basin and delta support rich biodiversity, while modern canals and dams highlight its ongoing economic and ecological significance.
Europe's Danube River, originating in Germany's Black Forest, flows through a record 10 countries, connecting Central and Eastern Europe. This vital waterway, a continental connector, has historically served as a boundary and trade route, now linking four national capitals. Its extensive basin and delta support rich biodiversity, while modern canals and dams highlight its ongoing economic and ecological significance.
