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The '''Vltava''' is the longest running river in the Czech Republic. It runs southeast through the country before flowing north through the city of [[Prague]] until it merges with the Elbe. | The '''Vltava''' is the longest running river in the Czech Republic. It runs southeast through the country before flowing north through the city of [[Prague]] until it merges with the Elbe. | ||
Revision as of 07:58, 14 June 2024
The Vltava is the longest running river in the Czech Republic. It runs southeast through the country before flowing north through the city of Prague until it merges with the Elbe.
In 1996, while running away from the local authorities, Tomas Brod jumped off the Charles Bridge and landed on a speedboat in the Vltava operated by Preston Vogel. ("Golem")
See Also
- Vltava at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
