Riparian Cities: Overseas
OK, I'll admit it: I nicked the title of this page (and the one linked below) from John Smith: How to Win Any
Pub Quiz (Guinness Publishing, 1993, and revised edition 1995). This was the first place I ever registered the word 'riparian'.
I've since come across it in Three Men in a Boat, on re–reading it about 50 years after reading it at school. It
means 'on or pertaining to a riverbank'. I just can't think of a better way to describe what these pages do.
See also Riparian Cities: UK.
At the mouths
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Q: Which river enters the sea at ... |
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A: |
| Porto |
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Douro |
| Vancouver |
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Fraser |
| New York |
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Hudson |
| Newcastle, New South Wales |
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Hunter |
| Karachi |
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Indus |
| Salt Lake City |
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Jordan |
| St. Nazaire |
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Loire |
| Buenos Aires, Montevideo |
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Plate (Rio de la Plata) |
| Marseilles |
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Rhône rhone |
| Le Havre |
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Seine |
| Perth, Australia (Fremantle) |
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Swan |
| Nice |
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Var |
| Astrakhan |
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Volga (delta) |
| Shanghai (is on the estuary of the) |
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Yangtze |
| Melbourne |
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Yarra River |
Other
| Q: Which river flows through (the town or city of) ... ? |
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A: |
| Berne |
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Aare |
| Amsterdam |
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Amstel |
| Florence, Pisa |
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Arno |
| Austin, Texas |
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Colorado |
| Galway |
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Corrib |
| Budapest, Belgrade, Bratislava, Vienna |
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Danube |
| Georgetown, Guyana |
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Demerara |
| Kiev (is where the Dema joins the) |
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Dnieper |
| Zaragoza (Saragossa) |
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Ebro |
| Hamburg, Dresden |
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Elbe |
| Bordeaux, Toulouse |
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Garonne |
| Cordoba, Seville |
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Guadalquivir |
| Kolkata (Calcutta) |
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Hooghly |
| Yonkers |
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Hudson |
| Rangoon, Mandalay |
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Irrawaddy |
| Munich |
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Isar |
| Delhi, Agra (note: New Delhi is part of Delhi) |
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Jumna (Yamuna) |
| Cork |
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Lee |
| Dublin |
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Liffey |
| Orléans, Tours, Angers, Nantes |
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Loire |
| Maastricht |
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Maas (Meuse) |
| Frankfurt (Germany's principal financial centre) |
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Main |
| Madrid |
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Manzanares |
| Vientiane, Phnom Penh |
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Mekong |
| Liege |
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Meuse (Maas) |
| Minneapolis, Memphis, Cairo (USA), New Orleans |
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Mississippi |
| Schengen |
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Mosel(lle) |
| Moscow |
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Moskva |
| Heidelberg, Stuttgart |
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Neckar |
| St. Petersburg |
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Neva |
| Pittsburgh |
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Ohio |
| Sydney |
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Paramatta |
| Turin |
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Po |
| Washington DC |
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Potomac |
| Hanoi |
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Red River |
| Lucerne |
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Reuss |
| Basle (Basel), Strasbourg, Worms, Mainz, Cologne, Bonn |
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Rhine |
| Avignon, Lyon |
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Rhône rhone |
| Albuquerque, New Mexico; El Paso, Texas |
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Rio Grande |
| Ljubljana (capital of Slovenia), Zagreb (capital of Croatia); flows into the Danube at Belgrade
(capital of Serbia) |
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Sava |
| Antwerp |
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Scheldt |
| Brussels |
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Senne |
| Paris, Rouen |
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Seine |
| Berlin |
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Spree |
| Montreal, Quebec |
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St. Lawrence |
| Lisbon, Toledo |
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Tagus |
| London, Ontario |
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Thames |
| Rome |
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Tiber (Tevere) |
| Baghdad |
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Tigris |
| Adelaide |
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Torrens |
| Warsaw, Plock |
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Vistula |
| Prague |
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Vltava (Moldau in German) |
| Hamelin |
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Weser |
| Juba (capital of South Sudan) |
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White Nile |
| Delhi, New Delhi, Agra |
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Yamuna (Jumna) |
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