Reuss

Rees is a river of Switzerland. With the length of 164 kilometers 102 miles and 3,426 square kilometers 1,323 square miles of a drainage basin, it is the fourth largest river in Switzerland after Rhine, Aarey and Rhon. The upper reis makes the main canyon of Uri Cantt. The course of the lower course runs from Lake Lucerne to the confluence of Bruges and Windsor's Aare, a river is a natural flowing waterfall, which is usually sweet water, which is to the sea, sea, lake or any other river.

In some cases a river flows into the ground and without drying at the end of its course without reaching the other body of water, small rivers can be referenced using names like streams, nallahs, brooks, revolates and railways. There is no official definition for the generic river applied to geographic features, although in some countries or communities a stream is defined by its size.