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Euphrates

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  1. the western of the two great rivers that define Mesopotamia (the other being the Tigris) which flows from Anatolia

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  2. The river is approximately 2,781 kilometers (1,730 mi) long

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  3. Modern names for the Euphrates may have been derived by popular etymology from the Sumerian and Akkadian names, respectively Buranun and Pu-rat-tu

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  4. provided the water that led to the first flowering of civilization in Sumer, dating from about the 4th millennium BCE

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  5. Euphrates

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