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Danube Course
Date Added: August 17, 2008 02:28:26 PM
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After getting its water from the springs in the Black Forest Mountains, in Germany, and through the Brego and Brigah rivers, the Danube crosses & countries Germany, Austria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine. The Danube goes through three capitals: Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade. It flows into the Black Sea through its three branches: Chilia, Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe, which form the Danube Delta. The Danube has a lenght of 2850 km, being the second longest european river.
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Danube Course
After getting its water from the springs in the Black Forest Mountains, in Germany, and through the Brego and Brigah rivers, the Danube crosses & countries Germany, Austria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine. The Danube goes through three capitals: Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade. It flows into the Black Sea through its three branches: Chilia, Sulina and Sf. Gheorghe, which form the Danube Delta. The Danube has a lenght of 2850 km, being the second longest european river.
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Since the antiquity, the Danube has given travelling possibilities, on water as well as on land, between the central Europe and the Balcanic Peninsula. With its impressive system of canals, the Danube still is one of the important travelling methods between the Western European countries and the Eastern European ones.
The navigation on the Romanian part of the Danube began in 1829, when the first steam ships navigated on the Danube. In the second part of the 19 century, the first hydro-technical works started, founding the Romanian hydraulic service, specially equipped to sustain navigation (1864-1880). The first Romanian docks were built; the navigable Sulina canal was first used in the beginning of the 20 century as well as the shipyards from Galati, Giurgiu, Drobeta Turnu Severin.
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