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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 42. Chapters: Alster basin, Bode basin, Eger basin, Havel basin, Ilmenau basin, Jeetze basin, Locknitz basin, Mulde basin, Oste basin, Saale basin, Schwarze Elster basin, Spree basin, Stor basin, Unstrut basin, Vltava basin, Elbe, Schwarzwasser, Black Pockau, Muglitz, Selke, Dahme, Oh e, Einsiedel Dam, Wesenitz, Warme Bode, Pressnitz, Selbitz, Eibenstock Dam, Wipper, Roslau, Sosa Dam, M e, Zillierbach, Kalte Bode, Weisse Elster, Langer See, Zorge, Saidenbach Dam, Pleisse, Dameritzsee, Schwienau, Uffe, Steinerne Renne, Ruhlander Schwarzwasser, Gerdau, Helme, Tarnitz, Rappbode, Schillingsbek, Sehma, Parthe, Svatava, Brunau, Cranzahl Dam, Rote Weisseritz, Wustrow Dumme, Black Elster, Brunnenbach, Wormke, Ulrichswasser, Goldbach, Salzwedel Dumme, Aue, Bille, Bremke, Rolava, Holtemme, Neetze, Luhe, Mrlina, Oste-Hamme Canal, Bramau, Jeetzel, Hassel, Buckener Au, Dosse, Zwickauer Mulde, Seddinsee, Senftenberger See, Freiberger Mulde, Rodenbek, Stepenitz, Barwalder See, Ohre, Zschopau, Gottleuba, Wilde Weisseritz, Seebek, Aland, Seeve, Biela, Chemnitz, Dobra, Kleine Roder, Nausdorf Canal, Wieda, Luppbode, Tanger, Schlenze, Mitbek, Bredenbek. Excerpt: Elbe - a.new, #quickbar a.new/* cache key: enwiki: resourceloader: filter: minify-css:5: f2a9127573a22335c2a9102b208c73e7 */ Elbe Not to be confused with the similarly-pronounced Elba. The Elbe near Festung Konigstein in Germany.At M lnik its stream is more than doubled in volume by the Vltava, or Moldau, a river which winds northwards through Bohemia. Although upstream from the confluence Vltava is longer (434 kilometres (270 mi) against 294 kilometres (183 mi)), has larger discharge and larger drainage basin, due to historical reasons (at the confluence the Vltava meets the Elbe at almost a right angle,
