Thjorsa, written Þjórsá in Icelandic, is the longest river in iceland with *** kilometers. It has its source in the glacier Hofsjökull, ending in the Atlantic ocean in Southwest Iceland. Jökulsá á Fjöllum is the country's second longest river, running *** kilometers, followed by Jökulsá á Brú (also called Jökulsá á Dal or just Jökla).
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