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Whick US ridge separates east-flowing rivers from west-flowing rivers?
The Continental Divide is the US ridge that separates east-flowing rivers from west-flowing rivers. This divide runs along the crest of the Rocky Mountains and determines the direction in which water flows towards the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
What is a natural watercourse usually freshwater flowing toward an ocean a lake a sea?
That's a river.
Do most South American rivers flow into the Pacific or Atlantic Oceans?
With the Mississippi River flowing into the Gulf of Mexico and all eastern rivers flowing directly into the Atlantic, the answer is Atlantic. The Atlantic wins by a slim margin! More rivers in the United States flow into the Atlantic Ocean.The answers is the Atlantic Ocean.
How does the amazon river get bigger as it flows toward the Atlantic ocean?
Because of all of the rivers flowing into it, it's a rain forest after all.
Why is the Great Basin in north America is an area of inland drainage?
because the rivers flowing through this region do not find their way to the ocean
How can you use Continental Divide in a sentence?
Continental Divide are in mountains areas from which rivers flow in different directions.
What are the boundries of the coastal ocean?
The coastal ocean is the narrow strip of ocean from the outer edge of the continental shelf to the greatest distance upstream that salt water mixes with the fresh water of a river flowing into the ocean.
Is the Atlantic Ocean flowing or standing still?
the Atlantic ocean is flowing
What habitat do you find the greatest numbers of different types of plants and animals?
An ocean.
What are the four bodies of water?
the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Indian ocean, and the artic ocean
Mexico rivers that empty to Pacific Ocean?
Some of them would be:Rio Culiacan: 875 Km (544 mi), flowing into the Pacific Ocean.Rio Balsas: 770 Km (479 mi), flowing into the Pacific Ocean.Rio Grande de Santiago: 562 Km (350 m), flowing from the Chapala Lake westward into the Pacific Ocean.
Why ocean is blue but rivers are brown?
a) The ocean is much vaster, with less obstacles to obscure direct light reflecting from the sky b) Rivers are generally shallower, making it easier to see the bottom (which is brown) c) Rivers are constantly flowing, which allows sediment to stir, minimizing the reflection of light, making it appear brown.
