What impact did Russia’s rivers have on the region?

The Volga River is the most important river in Russia. Not only is it the longest river in Europe, but the Volga is also the cradle of Russian civilization.

Moskva River. Moscow sits on the banks of the Moskva River, and many of the city's finest structures. When seeing sites such as the Kremlin, Novodevichy Convent and Christ the Saviour Cathedral, visitors will walk along the banks of the river.

Neva River. The Neva River splits into a delta in St. Petersburg, which was the Russian capital at the time of the revolution. Thanks to this network of waterways, St. Petersburg is often called the "Venice of the North."

Ob River. The Ob River is one of the dominant waterways on the Asian side of Russia.

Explanation:

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