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As the length of the Andes is in excess of 7000km long, they contain the sources of literally hundreds of rivers. Many of these flow to the Pacific in the West, but many of those rivers that flow to the East eventually flow into the Amazon. The most distant source of the Amazon from its outflow into the sea is a glacial stream on Nevado Mismi (18,363 ft high) in the Peruvian Andes. This progresses into the Ucayali which joins the Marañón and eventually the Amazon itself.
It flows through the Andes mountains range
The Amazon has many rivers that flow into it. Nevado Mismi, which is located in the Andes Mountains, has been named the source that is the farthest from the mouth, or the start of the river.
The Amazon River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Before the Andes Mountains were lifted up during the geological Laramide Revolution about 65 million years ago, the Amazon flowed into the Pacific Ocean.
No, the Amazon River flows through the Amazon Rainforest and into the Atlantic Ocean, not the Pacific Ocean. The Andes mountain range is located to the west of the Amazon basin but the river does not flow through it.
The route of the Amazon River begins in the foothills of the Andes mountains in Peru. It flows across the continent crossing the countries of Peru and Brazil (the northern part) to the Atlantic Ocean.
Over 71 million cubic feet per secons.
Yes, the Amazon River once flowed in the opposite direction. Around 11 million years ago, geological changes, including the uplift of the Andes Mountains, altered the river's course, causing it to flow eastward toward the Atlantic Ocean instead of westward. This transformation significantly impacted the region's biodiversity and ecosystem development.
Both the Amazon and the Atacama desert owe their very existence to the Andes Mountains. The general flow of the atmosphere is from east to west in South America. As the Atlantic moisture is forced up the high Andes Mountains it drops most of its rain and snow on the eastern slopes that feed the Amazon River and its tributaries. Since the moisture has difficulty crossing the mountains, the western side lies in a rain shadow and little to no precipitation occurs, forming the Atacama Desert.
The Amazon River flows through six countries. The countries where the river flow are: Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Brazil.
The Amazon is the largest river system in Brazil. The Amazon River basin covers 45.7 percent of Brazil. The basin is mainly in the north and west. The Amazon originates in the Peruvian Andes.
The Amazon river flows into the Amazon estuary, which leads out to the Atlantic Ocean.