Danube

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Български: Дунав е втората по дължина река в Европа след Волга.
Česky: Dunaj je druhá najdelší řeka v Evropě po Volze.
Deutsch: Die Donau ist der zweitlängste Fluss Europas.
English: The Danube is the second longest river of Europe (after Volga).
Español: El Danubio es el segundo río más largo de Europa
Suomi: Tonava on Volgan jälkeen Euroopan toisiksi suurin joki.
Français : Le Danube est le deuxième fleuve européen après la Volga.
Hrvatski: Dunav druga po veličini rijeka u Europi posle Volge.
Magyar: A Duna Európa második leghosszabb folyója. (a Volga után)
Lëtzebuergesch: D'Donau ass den zweetlängste Floss vun Europa.
Nederlands: De Donau is na de Volga de tweede langste rivier van Europa.
Norsk bokmål: Donau er den nest lengste elva i Europa, (etter Volga).
Polski: Dunaj druga co do wielkości rzeka w Europie (po Wołdze)
Português: Danúbio é o segundo maior rio Europeu, após o Volga
Română: Dunărea este al doilea al doilea cel mai lung fluviu al Europei (după Volga)
Русский: Дунай — вторая по длине река в Европе после Волги.
Slovenčina: Dunaj je druhá nejdlhšia Európska rieka po Volge.
Slovenščina: Donava je druga najdaljša evropska reka (prva je Volga).
Српски / srpski: Дунав друга по величини река у Европи после Волге.
Українська: Дунай друга за величиною річка у Європі після Волги.
中文: 多瑙河為歐洲第二長河，次於伏爾加河。

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Along the Danube [edit]

Danube in Germany‎ [edit]

See also: Danube in Germany‎

Panorama of Passau
Panorama of Passau

Danube in Austria‎ [edit]

See also: Danube in Austria

Danube in Slovakia‎ [edit]

See also: Danube in Slovakia

  • Danube in Bratislava, Slovakia, the New Bridge

  • Donauufer in Bratislava

  • Bratislava, flood in 2006

  • The Mária Valéria bridge, connecting Esztergom in Hungary with Štúrovo in Slovakia

  • a downstream view across Danube from Slovakia to Hungary at southernmost part of Slovakia

  • an upstream view across Danube from Slovakia to Hungary at southernmost part of Slovakia

Danube in Hungary [edit]

See also: Danube in Hungary

  • Budapest, Hungary

  • Budapest, looking south from Margit Bridge, summer 2004

  • Hungarian Parliament Building

  • Budapest, flood 2009

  • Danube in Esztergom, Hungary

  • Visegrád, Hungary

  • The Danube Bend (Dunakanyar) in Visegrád, Hungary

Danube Bend at Visegrád
Danube Bend at Visegrád

Danube in Croatia‎ [edit]

See also: Danube in Croatia

Danube in Serbia [edit]

See also: Danube in Serbia

  • Sand barrages, Novi Sad is preparing for flood (8th April 2006)

  • Some small flooding by the river in Novi Sad (8th April 2006)

  • Sand barrages, Novi Sad is preparing for flood (8th April 2006)

  • Danube in Futog (near Novi Sad), Serbia on 8th of April 2006.

  • Satellite image of flooding

  • Iron Gate between Serbia & Romania

Danube in Bulgaria [edit]

See also: Danube in Bulgaria

Danube in Romania‎ [edit]

See also: Danube in Romania

Other‎ [edit]


Maps of the Danube [edit]

  • Map of the startpoint of the Danube

  • Map of the Danube, german texts

  • Map of the Danube, german texts

  • Map of the Danube, german texts

  • Map of the Danube, hungarian texts

  • Map of the Danube, french texts

  • Nicolaes Visscher I: The Danube, ~1680

  • map of the new river regulation in Vienna, 1875

  • Danube basin in Serbia

  • The Danube isles taken by USSR from Romania

  • Island of Šarengrad, Croatian island on Danube, disputed by Serbia

  • The Danube-Black Sea Canal

  • Landsat satellite photo of Danube delta

  • Danube Delta, 1867

  • Danube Delta, 1898

  • Danube Delta, 1901

  • Contributions

Historical images [edit]

  • Kazan Gorge, 19th c.

  • Sperrschiff (in Vienna), 1873

  • Flood in Passau, 1954

Paintings and drawings [edit]

  • Wolf Huber: Donaulandschaft bei Krems (Danube landscape near Kerms), 1529

  • Georg Braun; Frans Hogenberg: Straubing, 1572

  • Innere Donaubrücke, Neustadt an der Donau, 16th c.

  • Houfnagel: Komárom castle, 1595

  • Houfnagel: Visegrád, 1595

  • Buda Pest , 1684

  • Donaulandschaft bei Wien (Danube landscape near Vienna), Johann Christian Brand, circa 1760

  • Jakob Alt: Ansicht vom Donaustrudel, 1833

  • Miklós Barabás: Quay of the Danube in Buda, 1843

  • Alexander Marx: Kanal-Ausmündung in die Donau bei Kehlheim, 1845

  • Adolphe Rouargue: Budapest, ~1850

  • Military Post on the Danube, Crimean War, 1853

  • Kasparus Karsen: Passau an der Donau, <1858

  • Carol Szathmari: Vedere din Brăila, 1870

  • grand opening of the new river regulation in Vienna, 1875

  • Franz Xaver Reinhold: Blick auf Melk, <1893

  • Heiligenstadt, 19th c.

  • László Mednyánszky: At the Iron Gate, 19th c.

  • Pressburg (Bratislava), ~1900

  • Ingolstadt, ~1914

  • Koekkoek: Swimming the Danube to Save the Colours, 1916

  • Fritz Lach: Donauenge Kasan, 1928

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