* Green River * Red River * Yellow River * Rio Negro (Black River)
Red River
Yellow River
Blue Nile
White River
Orange River
Green River
Although some people do not count white as a color, it is a colorful river name.
Blue Danube
Yellow river
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There are several names for the different shades of red. A few of the names are American rose, auburn, scarlet, and rosso corsa.
Not all names have meaning. John Brown is not just a word it is a name. Brown is a color.
Jordan River Vile River Mississippi River
It is difficult to determine the exact number of people in the world named River as names are constantly changing and new names are being given all the time. However, it is a relatively uncommon name compared to more traditional names.
Mississippi river great lakes great salt lakes Colorado river Okeechobee river Columbia river
She's actually had a lot of different hair colors. The site in the "related link" section has names for all of them.
based on the exact wording of the question most likely the alazani river but possibly also the Savannah tugaloo chatooga river which tho it has 3 different names is really all one river & forms all of the eastern border of the other Georgia
There are several names i.e. Dominance of color a color harmony, color scheme, a blaze of color are all groups of colors
The major rivers in New York State are the Saint Lawrence River, Mohawk River, Oswegatchie River, Black River, Ausable River, and Chenango River.
That could be taken in two ways. You could mean more than one river or lake having the same name or you could mean a lake that has the same name as a river. So I will give examples of both. There is more than one river called the Blackwater in Ireland. There are rivers that have slightly different names, like the Upper Bann and the Lower Bann. There are two lakes called Lough Derg. In terms of rivers that share names with lakes, there is the Lough and River Corrib and there is the Upper Erne river, the Lower Erne River and Lough Erne. All of these are some of the main examples. There are also lots of small rivers that share names with other small rivers for example.
There are several names for the different shades of red. A few of the names are American rose, auburn, scarlet, and rosso corsa.
In 1666 French explorers somewhere in the western Great Lakes region recorded Messipi as their rendering of the Ojibwa name for the river they had come upon, misi-sipi, "big river." The French took the name with them as they went down Big River to its delta, and it superseded all the other names for Big River used by local Indian tribes and by earlier Spanish explorers. In 1798 Congress applied the Ojibwa name of the river to the territory of Mississippi.It was thought to mean Father of the waters but this is inaccurate.content from answers.com