Onyx River: Antarctica’s Longest River

Onyx River: Antarctica’s Longest River

The Onyx River, Antarctica's longest river at 32 kilometers (20 miles), originates from the meltwater of the Wright Lower Glacier and flows away from the ocean. The river only flows during the summer months, doesn't reach the ocean, and instead empties into Lake Vanda.

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