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刚果河

Also known as Zaire River, Congo River, Zaire

非洲中部的河流

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The Congo is a major river in central Africa that flows through several countries and is the second-longest river on the continent. It matters because it is a vital source of water, transportation, and resources for millions of people in the region and plays an important role in the local environment and economy.

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Within Vinony's link graph, 刚果河 is referenced by 1,300 other articles, and connects out to Brahmaputra River, Henry Morton Stanley and endemism.

The entry is geolocated on the map in river, across 35 mapped points.

Vinony files it under Angola–Democratic Republic of the Congo border, Border rivers and Congo drainage basin.

Its subject is documented across 164 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: river
Country: Zambia
Located in: Kongo Central
Continent: Africa
Elevation: 32
Image: Sunrise near Mossaka (Congo).JPG
Length: 4700

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Commons category: Congo River
topic's main category: Category:Congo River
category for the water basin: Category:Congo drainage basin
Commons gallery: Congo River
watershed area: 401450000
discharge: 41800
drainage basin: Congo Basin
origin of the watercourse: Lualaba River
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
basin country: Tanzania
mouth of the watercourse: Atlantic Ocean

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刚果河（英语：Congo River，刚果语：Nzadi Kongo，林加拉语：Ebale Kongó，斯瓦希里語：Mto wa Kongo，法語：Fleuve Congo）是世界上最深的河流（平均深度达200米），且还是非洲中西部最长的河流，全长4640公里（以谦比西河为源头），名列全非洲第二位，仅次于尼罗河，是世界上第九長的河流。刚果河流域面积达401万平方公里，若按流量计算，刚果河是仅次于亚马逊河的世界第二大河，平均流量达4万立方米每秒以上，历史最大流量曾达8.1万立方米每秒。其干流流经赞比亚、刚果民主共和国、刚果共和国和安哥拉。刚果民主共和国和刚果共和国均以刚果河为名。1971年至1997年期间，刚果民主共和国称为扎伊尔，当地语言中意为“河流”，当时该国政府称该河为扎伊尔河(Zaire River)。

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