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The Volga River, located in the Caucasus in southwestern Russia, has a total length of 3692 kilometers and is the longest river in Europe. It is also the longest inland river in the world with the widest basin. The Volga River originates from the Valde Hills in the northwest of Moscow. Affected by the surrounding terrain, this river flows from the north to the south into the Caspian Sea. The coastal towns include Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), which is one of the important industrial cities in Russia. The Volga River plays a very important role in Russia's national economy and people's lives. Therefore, the Russians called the Volga River the "Mother River."

The Volga River, located in the Caucasus region of southwestern Russia, is 3,692 km long and is the longest river in Europe. It is the longest and most extensive river in the world, and the Volga River originates from the Valdai hills northwest of Moscow, affected by the surrounding terrain, and flows from north to south into the Caspian Sea. The coastal town of Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad) is one of the most important industrial cities in Russia. The Volga River plays a very important role in the Russian national economy and people's life, so the Russians refer to the Volga River as the "Mother River".

Volga River, located in the Caucasus in the southwest of Russia, with a total length of 3692 km, is also the longest river in Europe. It is the longest and widest river in the world. Volga River originates from the Valdai hills in the northwest of Moscow. Influenced by the surrounding terrain, it flows into the Caspian Sea from north to south. The coastal towns are Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), one of the important industrial cities in Russia. The Volga River plays a very important role in Russia's national economy and people's life. Therefore, the Russians call the Volga River "Mother River".<br>