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A river is where water is flowing down a big stream for miles and miles. Well actually it doesn't have to be that long but a river doesn't stop moving.
a lake is like a pond or a pool. It doesn't go anywhere.
Sorry if it's not a very good explanation :|
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What is the difference between lake Victoria and lake tanganyika?
What is the difference between Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyika
What is the difference in elevation between Lake Superior and the Saint Lawrence River?
In 2013, the average elevation of Lake Superior was 601.71 ft (183 m). The St. Lawrence River begins at the outlet of Lake Ontario at an elevation of 74.7 m (245 ft) and flows to the Atlantic Ocean where the elevation is zero (sea level). So the difference in elevation between the Lake and the River ranges from about 357 feet to about 602 feet, depending on where on the River you measure.
What is the difference between tributary and oxbow lake?
An Oxbow Lake is formed when a river meanders so far from its path that some of the water is trapped out there, and when the river sinks again or erosion silts up the path, a small, isolated lake is formed.
What is the difference between a lake and a mere?
There is no difference.
On which river are the Murchison falls?
Between Lake Kyoga and Lake Albert on the White Nile River in Uganda
What River is between lake superior and lake Huron?
st. lawerence
What river between Lake Superior and Lake Huron?
st. lawerence
What are the differences between a natural lake and man made lake difference between lake Bosomtwe and Volta lake?
differece between lake bosomtwe and lake volta
What connects to Lake Erie and Hudson river?
There are actually three bodies of water between Lake Huron and Lake Erie: the St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, and the Detroit River.
What the difference between potomac river and Mississippi river?
The difference is width
What is the difference between and pond and a lake?
A pond is a smaller Lake.
Does a lake flow between mountains?
Normally a lake does not flow: that is what distinguishes a lake from a stream or river.
