vlttava
Vltava is the longest river in the Czech Republic. It flows through Bohemia and empties into the Elbe River near Mělník. The Vltava originates in the Šumava Mountains and travels for 430 kilometers. Along its course, it passes through several notable cities, including Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, where it forms a central part of the urban landscape, spanned by numerous bridges, most famously the Charles Bridge.
The river's basin covers a significant portion of the country, contributing to its agricultural and industrial