1. Geographic Features (and more)

11. Highest and lowest points on earth

13. 1. Nile River - Africa - 4,160 miles - 6,695 km
by Matt Rosenberg
Updated March 03, 2017
This following is a list of the ten longest rivers in the world, according to the Times Atlas of the World.
1. Nile River - Africa - 4,160 miles - 6,695 km
2. Amazon River - South America - 4,049 miles - 6,516 km
3. Yangtze River - Asia - 3,964 miles - 6,380 km
4. Mississippi-Missouri River System* - North America - 3,709 miles - 5,969 km
5. Ob-Irtysh Rivers - Asia - 3,459 miles - 5,568 km
6. Yenisey-Angara-Selenga Rivers - Asia - 3,448 miles km
7. Huang He (Yellow River) - Asia - 3,395 miles - 5,464 km
8. Congo River - Africa - 2,900 miles - 4,667 km
9. Rio de la Plata-Parana - South America - 2,796 miles - 4,500 km
10. Mekong River - Asia - 2,749 miles - 4,425 km
* The Missouri River is, hydrologically, the upstream continuation of the Mississippi River as the Missouri River carries more water than the Mississippi River at the confluence of the two rivers.

17. From Africa eastward...
Sao Tome and Principe
Gabon
Republic of The Congo
Democratic Republic of The Congo
Uganda
Kenya
Somalia
Maldives (the equator passes through the territory but not on dry land)
Indonesia
Kiribati (the equator may or may not touch dry land)
Ecuador
Colombia
Brazil

19. From north to south, these are the eight countries that lie on the prime meridian, zero degrees longitude...
United Kingdom
France
Spain
Algeria
Mali
Burkina Faso
Ghana
Togo