The one that springs from the fountain of youth. Now if you can just tell me where it is.

The HUDSON!

Old Man River

The upper reaches of the River Tees.

The one I am about to jump in.

Back River in the NWT

Nile River. I've never been there but I would love to visit it one day because of its history.

The Naugatuck River in Connecticut. Without it, my city would have never existed with over 100,000 people living here.

The Amazon....beautiful.

The Danube is pretty cool and is the most important river in all of Europe. Here's a usable map: http://encarta.msn.com/map_701511972/danube.html 'The river Danube - flowing 2,780 kilometres from its source in the Black Forest of Germany through the Romanian and Ukrainian Delta to the Black Sea. Together with its numerous tributaries, the Danube comprises together parts of 8 of Central and Eastern Europe. The Blue Danube, as it is so frequently referred to, binds together eighty million people, a multitude of different traditions, cultural images, and past experiences. It combines diverse areas such as the Alps, the Puszta, and the Delta. The Danube, and especially its wetland area, are habitat for a diversity of plants and animals, and a home for rare and threatened species. The river Danube supports the supply of drinking water, agriculture, industry, fishing, tourism and recreation, is used for power generation, navigation, and too often it is the final destination of disposal of waste waters. These intensive uses have created problems of water quality and quantity, and reduced biodiversity in the basin. A brief description of Danube River Basin The Danube has a total length of 2,780 kilometers and a drainage area of about 817,000 square kilometers. About one third of the Danube river basin is mountainous, while the remaining consist of hills and plains. Also the climate is very diverse; influence of Atlantic climate in the western part of the upper basin, Mediterranean through Drava and Sava river basins, while the rest has a Continental climate. The annual precipitation is from about 2,000 mm per year in the high regions to the plains, where precipitation is only about 500 mm per year.' Danube: http://www.iearn.hu/waters/kulso_oldalak/danube2.htm

The Calaveras in Cal. It runs through my property and I kayak down it , it's beautiful. It is where the picture for my avatar was taken...

The 'Hudson River' yo...

St.Lawrence

Mooooooooon River..... Just kidding. I would say the Colorado River.

The Mississippi.

The Minnesota River.

D' Nile.

River Tam