Which river cuts the Equator twice? The mighty Congo River in Central Africa holds this unique distinction. Learn about its massive volume and its status as the world's deepest river.

The Congo River is the world's only major river to cross the Equator twice, a rare feat shaped by ancient geological forces.

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