If there are then it's because they haven't been discovered, and as soon as they are discovered, the location of the continental divide will be adjusted so they don't. By definition of the continental divide, the answer is "no". River sources define the Continental Divide, not the other way round.
Continental Divide
In the USA, the "continental divide" is the Rocky Mountains range of mountains. East of that, all rivers flow to the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico. West of the "Continental Divide", rivers flow west into the Pacific Ocean.
Rivers Flow east to west :]
pacific
Continental divide.
Which body of the water do rivers not flow in the east
It is known as the Continental Divide.
the continental divides sit along the rocky mountains and seperates the flow of rivers
It doesn't have to be a high ridge, but in any event, it is the 'Continental Divide'.
In North America, rivers east of the Continental Divide flow into the ATLANTIC ocean.This was a Daily Geography question, wasn't it? ^^
The Continental Divide divides the region into two large drainage areas. To the east of the Divide, waters, flow to the Arctic Ocean, to the Hudson Bay, or to the Atlantic oceans through the Mississippi River system. To the West, they flow into the Pacific Ocean
Rocky moutains