Known in Roman times as the Viadrus, this river was part of the Amber Road.  Its distributaries are the Dziwna, Swina, and Peene, which connect the Szczecin [shuh-chech-cheen] Lagoon with the sea.  Just over 500 miles long, in its lower course it serves as the boundary between the voivodship of West Pomerania and the state of Mecklenburg-Western Po
Known in Roman times as the Viadrus, this river was part of the Amber Road.  Its distributaries are the Dziwna, Swina, and Peene, which connect the Szczecin [shuh-chech-cheen] Lagoon with the sea.  Just over 500 miles long, in its lower course it serves as the boundary between the voivodship of West Pomerania and the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.  FTP, identify this river that flows from the Czech Republic to the Baltic Sea and whose name is included in that of a national boundary line with the Neisse River.
Known in Roman times as the Viadrus, this river was part of the Amber Road.  
Oder River (or Odra River)