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rivers-chapter.pdf · pages 8–14
A river gives fresh water, a defensive line, and above all cheap transport. Cologne, Koblenz and Speyer all sit on the Rhine for the same reason Vienna and Budapest sit on the Danube.
Underlined in the margin: confluence, navigable, watershed
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Why did a city grow at Koblenz?
It sits at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle — two trade routes meeting at one crossing point.
Which two seas does the Rhine-Main-Danube route connect?
The North Sea (via Rotterdam and the Rhine) and the Black Sea (via the Danube).
Key terms
- Confluencepage 9
- The point where two rivers meet. Koblenz sits at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle, which is why a settlement grew there.
- Navigablepage 10
- Deep and wide enough for cargo vessels. Navigability, not length, decides whether a river carries trade.
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