Its central basin is known as "the cuvette," and its navigable portion begins at Kisangani.
Its central basin is known as "the cuvette," and its navigable portion begins at Kisangani. It receives the Luapula and Lualaba Rivers, from whose effluence at Boyoma Falls this river receives its name. Further downstream, following the addition of the Ubangi River, is the Pool Malebo, a widening of this river near two national capitals shortly before it tumbles over the Livingstone Falls on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. For 10 points, name this second longest river in Africa, which forms part of the boundary between a namesake "Republic" and "Democratic Republic."
Its central basin is known as "the cuvette," and its navigable portion begins at Kisangani.
{Congo} River [or {Zaire} River]