The Tiber River is Italy's third-longest river and the lifeblood of <a href="/article/rome">Rome</a>, flowing 406 km from the <a href="/article/apennine-mountains">Apennine Mountains</a> to the <a href="/article/tyrrhenian-sea">Tyrrhenian Sea</a>. It played a crucial role in the founding and development of the ancient city, shaping its history, trade, and culture for millennia.
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