Geography • World GeographyEasy
The 'Danube River', one of Europe's major waterways, empties into which major body of water via a massive delta?
A. Baltic Sea
B. Adriatic Sea
C. Black Sea✓ Correct Answer
D. Caspian Sea
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Danube River is Europe's second-longest river and flows southeastward to empty into the Black Sea, forming a vast and ecologically rich delta. Waterways like the Baltic Sea or Adriatic Sea receive drainage from entirely different European river systems such as the Vistula or the Po. The Danube flows through or along the borders of ten countries, including capitals like Vienna, Budapest, and Belgrade.
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