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Aligning the article in the different languages - French, English, Dutch

My initiative started out a frustration in that the names of the Rivers are not mentioned, not even that the Kasai River flows into the Congo river - cf the top right of the article, the "template" ((semi-)automatically)) incorporates - for example the Kasai River watershed (Interactive map), Frustrating the names of the rivers are not mentioned, it doesn't show that the Kasai River flows into the Congo River.

So, I

1. went to that Kasai River watershed map - Interactive map = https://mghydro.com/watersheds/shared/FBABD3.html and when you choose the view "Esri World Topo" - you do get the names of the main rivers that make up the Kasai watershed and even the name Congo River appears.
2. which leads to the question: anybody knows how that interface works and how to make that "Esri World Topo" appear?
3. or ... how that https://leafletjs.com/ = an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps - and use one of those scripts to make the names of the rivers appear on the map?

2. changed to the french language article and there's more maps and photos. So I am going to be "bold" as per Wikipedia's guidelines and make sure the maps appear on all the 3 main langue articles: English, French and Dutch.

Please join the effort. Thy,

SvenAERTS (talk) 12:42, 19 August 2025 (UTC)