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Daugava, also Western Dvina (Russian, Zapadnaya Dvina), river in north-eastern Europe, which rises in the Valday Hills in north-western Russia and...

The principal river is the Daugava River, which originates in Russia. On it are the republic’s major hydroelectric power stations.

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The republic has more than 10,000 lakes and many streams and rivers. Notable rivers are the Daugava in the north, the Neman in the west, and the...

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	Advertisement Windows Live® Search Results Daugava River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Daugava or Western Dvina (Latvian: Daugava, Russian: Западная Двина́ (Zapadnaya Dvina), Belarusian: Заходняя Дзвiна, IPA: [zaˈxodnʲaja dzʲvʲiˈna ... Daugava - Wikimedia Commons Daugava River in Riga viewed standing on the right bank of the frozen river looking towards the Saules Akmens (Stone Of Sun) skyscraper and the Vanšu tilts bridge. Daugava definition of Daugava in the Free Online Encyclopedia. Daugava: see Dvina Dvina or Western Dvina, Ger. Düna, Latvian Daugava, Rus. Zapadnaya Dvina, river, c.635 mi (1,020 km) long, in Russia, Belarus, and Latvia. See all search results in Windows Live® Search Results

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