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| − | + | The '''Vistula''' river is [[Poland]]'s largest and longest river. It rises in the beskidy mountains in southern Poland and flows in a mainly northward direction. It flows through the cities of [[Krakow]],[[Sandomierz]] and [[Warsaw]] and empties into the Bay of [[Gdansk]] on the [[Baltic Sea]]. | |
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Revision as of 21:31, January 2, 2012
The Vistula river is Poland's largest and longest river. It rises in the beskidy mountains in southern Poland and flows in a mainly northward direction. It flows through the cities of Krakow,Sandomierz and Warsaw and empties into the Bay of Gdansk on the Baltic Sea.