description Prut River Overview
The Prut River is a river in Eastern Europe and a left-bank tributary of the Danube. It rises in the Carpathian region and flows generally southeast before joining the Danube near the border area of Romania and Moldova. For much of its lower and middle course, the river forms the international boundary between Romania and the Republic of Moldova. It is important for regional geography, border administration, agriculture, and the wider Danube drainage basin.
help Prut River FAQ
Which larger river does the Prut River join?
The Prut River is a left-bank tributary of the Danube. It joins the Danube near the border area of Romania and Moldova.
Where does the Prut River begin?
The Prut rises in the Carpathian region of Eastern Europe. From there it flows generally southeast toward the Danube.
Does the Prut River form an international border?
For much of its middle and lower course, the Prut forms part of the border between Romania and Moldova. Its exact border role varies along the river.
Which direction does the Prut River flow?
The river generally flows southeast from the Carpathian region. It eventually reaches the Danube near the Romania-Moldova border area.
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