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Are factories been built around the Amazon River?
no but they are building some
Longest river in the worl?
The longest river in the world is the Nile River. And the widest river in the world the world is the Amazon River! did you no that the amazon river has never been crossed and there is no bridge built long enough to cross it up until now ! anyway so there is your answer and more! biie=]
What type of shark can be found in the Amazon river?
Bull sharks have been found 2500 miles up the Amazon River.
On which river Jinnah and Chashmah barrages are been built?
River indus
Why there no bridges over the Amazon River?
Because there is too much wildlife living in the amazon river, and if we were to build a bridge, A) it would take a really long time, and that would disrupt the wildlife in the river, and B) it wouldn't really do much good because not very many people cross the river on a daily basis. +++ :-) Bridges are built only where necessary to serve roads or railways themselves only built where necessary and practicable!
What are some historical issues about the Amazon River?
To get to the point, some historical issues the Amazon River hes been going through include
What is the river on the banks of which taj mahal has been built?
Taj Mhal is built on the bank of yamuna river. The monument along with the river provides a magnificent view.
Which is the river on which Indira Gandhi canal has been built?
satluj
When and how was the Amazon River built?
The Amazon river has been claimed to be discovered by many explorers, but, according to Britannica Student Encyclopedia, it was founded by Francisco de Orellana in 1541, a Spanish explorer from the 16th century.
Which dam is situated in the river Sutlej in India?
The Bhakra-Nangal Dam has been built on the Sutlej River.
The river on which the reservoir for India gandhi canal has been built?
Satluj
Does the amazon river have any other name it goes by?
Yes, the Amazon River is also known as the "Rio Amazonas" in Spanish and Portuguese. Additionally, it has been referred to as "Maranon" in some historical contexts, particularly in Peru. However, the most widely recognized name remains the Amazon River.
