The river Rhine flow from the Swiss Alps to the North Sea.
The Rhine initially flows north into the Bodensee (a lake) which is on the border of Austria, Germany and Switzerland.
It leaves the Bodensee at Konstanz, and flows west to Basel.
At Basel it turns north again, and forms the border between France and Germany.
The Rhine is navigable from Basel to the sea.
After Basel it flows near to Strasbourg, and then Mainz.
From Bingen to Koblenz is a stretch known as the 'Rhine Gorge', which is a tourist area.
After Koblenz come Köln (Cologne) and Düsseldorf. It crosses into the Netherlands, just after the border the Rhine Delta starts. Each branch of the Rhine has a different name, and none of them are called 'Rhine'.
The largest branch reaches the North Sea at Rotterdam.
It does not flow into a sea. It is a tributary of the Rhine River.
The nearest river to fit your description is the River Aare
The Netherlands (Low-Lands) are North of the Alps. This is where the river starts. The elevation grade from Switzerland to the river's mouth in the Netherlands declines.
Into the North Sea
Germany. Austria has the Upper Rhine on its borders, but the river does not flow through Austria.
No, the Rhine does not flow through Cairo.
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The Rhine river flows through Europe, which is part of the Eurasian land mass.
European continent
Three rivers that flow into the English Channel are the Thames River, Seine River, and the Rhine River. The Thames is in England, while the Seine and Rhine are in the European Continent.
It Doesn't, The Rhine flows into the North Sea, not the Mediterranean.
The Rhine flows North to the North Sea, not the Mediterranean