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Slovakia has a dense river network, 96% of which belongs to the Danube catchment area (Black Sea catchment area), and the remaining 4% to the Vistula catchment area (Baltic Sea catchment area).

The Victoria Nile flows north and spreads, creating Lake Kioga surrounded by swamps.

Buenos Aires has the world’s widest street.

Dalmatia is also known for its numerous vineyards.

Since the declaration of independence in 1991, the official language of Croatia is Croatian.

The name Germany derives from the same Slavic root as “mute”, “stranger”.

Slovakia, like the Czech Republic and Poland, is located in a mixed forest zone.

An integral part of the Dalmatian landscape are olive groves and fig trees.

Poland's symbolic beginning was the baptism of Mieszko I, a Polish prince, in 966.

There are numerous clove and coconut plantations on the island, which constitute the basis for exports.