What Is The Deepest River In The World?

I coincidentally just watch a documentary done by National Geographic on the Lower Congo River Basin and according to new data collected by way of pro kayakers armed with scientific collection assets affixed to their vessels, recorded depths of over 700 ft in a lot of areas throughout the Congo River.  From what I gathered the lead scientist that headed this team said that it is well over the deepest river in the world.  Hope this helps…

The Congo river is the deepest river in the world measuring 755 ft (230 meters) in the deepest trench

The Congo river at a depth of 755 feet or 230 meters

Congo River is the deepest river in the world with approx. 325 meters in it's deepest part.

The deepest river in the world is actually the Congo River. In places it is 500 meters deeps

Congo

It is a tie between the congo the Yangtze

The congo , deepest part 5 times higher than statue of liberty

The deepest river in the world is the Congo River.

Congo river is the correct answer. It has recently been discovered that the Congo River is the deepest river in the world, with measured depths in excess of 228 meters (750 feet.)

The congo 700+ feet

The Congo river is the deepest river in the world.

River congo of africa

The Congo is in fact the correct answer.

The the Yangtze in China at 492 feet (150 meters)

Hudson river

The Congo

The congo

Congo boy

Nile's

Congo or possibly mississippi river

Saguenay River in Quebec, Canada is the deepest. Over 900 ft in parts

The deepest river in the world is a stretch in the jacks fork river in missouri which had been found to be four hundred meters deep. During this half mile stretch a chemical had been found that continued to eat away at the bottom of the river along with the current flow and resulted in over one thousand feet deep stretch of the river.

I just rated all of your answers a 5. Do me a favour and give me one too. It's a tie between the Yangtze and the Congo but someone threw the Snake River in as a contender on top of that.