Blyde
Olifants River
['Solway Firth', 'Son River', 'Allegheny River', 'River Tawe', 'Kaveri River', 'Southern Bug', 'Aras River', 'Xingu River', 'Chao Phraya River', 'Youghiogheny River', 'Wabash River', 'Long Island Sound', 'Oder', 'Tasman Sea', 'Walhonding River', 'Karun River', 'Terek River', 'Amur', 'Moselle', 'Limpopo River', 'Oka River', 'Pranahita River', 'Missouri', 'River Shannon', 'Rock River', 'Ebre', 'Godavari', 'Tioughnioga River', 'Squamish River', 'Catawissa Creek', 'Saale', 'Neckar', 'Gatineau River', 'South Saskatchewan River', 'Tigris', 'Illinois River', 'Susquehanna River', 'Des Moines River', 'River Sava', 'Ural', 'Saluda River', 'Ganga River', 'River Ure', 'Yamuna River', 'Deschutes River', 'Weser River', 'Trishuli', 'Nan River', 'Lake Chad', 'Lehigh River', 'West Branch', 'Oder river', 'River Rhine', 'Bristol Bay', 'North Saskatchewan River', 'Chari River', 'White River', 'Parramatta River', 'Umpqua River', 'River Leine', 'Kura River', 'Coosa River', 'Chilko River', 'Vistula River', 'Scioto River', 'Lake Victoria', 'Kootenay River', 'Muskingum River', 'Cumberland', 'Chilkat River', 'Nechako River', 'River Thames', 'river Allier', 'San Pedro River', 'Stikine River', 'Congaree River', 'Lago Maggiore', 'Hoosic River', 'Bug River', 'Drava River', 'River Anker', 'Bighorn River', 'Naches River', 'Brisbane River', 'River Liffey', 'Karnali', 'Kanawha River', 'Passaic River', 'Awash River', 'Tobol', 'Great Salt Lake', 'Moskva River', 'Athabasca River', 'Volga River', 'Kama River', 'Sava River', 'Prypiat', 'Canadian River', 'West Branch Fishing Creek']
Blyde-Olifants Conservancy
Blyde-Olifants Conservancy, The Conservancy consolidates a group of privately owned game farms in the central Lowveld region into an official nature reserve. Lying roughly between Hoedspruit and Phalaborwa. Through the conservancy run two incredibly different rivers - on the one hand is the river most often associated with the colour brown - the powerful Olifants River - behind which runs the Drakensberg escarpment, creating a striking backdrop, whilst on the other is the clear, sparkling Blyde River, a tributary of the Olifants River.