A fertile tract of land lying between two confluent rivers is most commonly called a doab. In a broader geographical context, it is also referred to as an interfluve. The most famous historical example of this landform is Mesopotamia (meaning "land between the rivers" in Greek), located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
Fertile land between two rivers is called:
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