From there it flows through the Gletsch Basin, Goms Valley, and Plain of the Valais into a major lake two hundred twenty-four square miles in area.
The source of this river is a glacier on the south flank of the nearly twelve thousand foot Dammastock peak. From there it flows through the Gletsch Basin, Goms Valley, and Plain of the Valais into a major lake two hundred twenty-four square miles in area. Major tributaries of this river include the Durance, Isére, and the Saône. During the Tertiary Period, what is today the Rhine River flowed southward and was included in this river's drainage basin, but tectonic movements reversed its course. In France, this river flows westward to Lyon, before it turns southward through Avignon and Arles near its delta at the Gulf of Lyon. FTP, identify this river that flows through southern Switzerland, into Lake Geneva, and through southeastern France into the Mediterranean Sea.
The source of this river is a glacier on the south flank of the nearly twelve thousand foot Dammastock peak.
{Rhône} River