Daugava River
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The Daugava River or Western Dvina (Russian: Zapadnaya Dvina, Latvian: Daugava, Belarusian: Dzvina) is a river that runs through Russia, Belarus and Latvia. The river flows through the Latvian capital Riga and into the Gulf of Riga.[1]