Fulda River

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Fulda River

River, central Germany. Rising in the Rhön Mountains, it flows north to unite with the Werra River at Münden and form the Weser River. It is 135 mi (218 km) long. The river valley served as a trade route between northern and southern Germany during the Middle Ages. The Fulda basin has many recreational areas.

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