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Every river in the U.S. has an upstream and a downstream.
If you're looking for rivers that run northbound, this is the list:
The Red River - Minnesota and Dakota.
The St. John River - Jacksonville, FL.
The Saginaw River - Michigan.
The Shiawasee River - Michigan. (slightly easterly)
The Kishwaukee River - Illinois.
The Monongahela River - WVA and PA.
The Youghiogheny River - WVA and PA.
The Willamette River - Oregon.
The Maumee River.
The Little Big Horn River - Montana.
Jordan River - Utah
Mojave River - Southern California
Tennessee River - Kentucky-Tennessee
Cumberland River - Kentucky-Tennessee
Reese River (spring only) - Nevada
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What are two ways you can identify which way is upstream on a river?
Valleys and rivers will make a v-shape. (with the tip of the v pointing upstream)
What is region of salt-water intrusion upstream into the mouth of rivers called?
An estuary.
Why did the steam engine improve travel on rivers and canals?
it was easier to travel upstream
Country that could potentially control the flow of river Nile?
Any country upstream from the rivers mouth.
How many rivers are there in Georgia US?
32
How many miles of rivers are in the US?
There are is an estimate 350,000 miles of rivers that are in the United States.
Why do bears go to rapid rivers to catch salmon?
because Salmon are swimming upstream to spawn and the bear knows....they can sense them.
How many US rivers are there?
USA has over 250 thousands rivers, with a total of about 3.5 million miles of rivers. P.S. Or did you want an exact answer?
How many rivers are there in US?
USA has over 250 thousands rivers, with a total of about 3.5 million miles of rivers. P.S. Or did you want an exact answer?
Along which routes did many US cities develop?
Rivers.
Does a river speed up or slow down on its journey?
it slows down because first it rushes down from mountain and then slows down right at the end when it goes into the sea/ocean/lake.
Why does salmon swim against the current?
They go on it because it is the fate of their life. They are born to travel to the ocean and then come back lay their eggs and die. Them dieing supports many species and the forest its self. It is a very interesting story. Check this page out http://www.squidoo.com/TheSalmonRun
