Geography

One of them tells of a shepherd named Endymion, who grazed his herd of cows and sheep on the slope o ...

Here can find the church of St. Nicholas, patron of fishermen, and the famous windmill.

Both are dormant volcanoes and the western peak is higher, but the height difference between the western (5642m) and the eastern (5621m) is small. The peaks are about 3 km apart.

Baikal on each side is surrounded by a mountain range and the shores of the lake consist of steep rocks, which means that the mud does not flow into the lake in large quantities.

The lake has 12,100 km³ (2,900 cu mi) of water, which is about 10% of all the fresh water on Earth.

Jefferson River is a tributary of the Missouri River, the longest river in the United States, that flows to the Mississippi River. The Mississippi-Missouri-Jefferson spans 6,275 kilometers.

It was discovered by Henry Morton Stanley in 1876. The Kagera is 400 km (248,5 mi) long and flows through the territories of Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania and Uganda.

The appearance of wildlife on them was only possible by sea or air. The islands are located at the c ...