The Amazon River is east of the Andes Mountains.
As the length of the Andes is in excess of 7000km long, they contain the sources of literally hundreds of rivers. Many of these flow to the Pacific in the West, but many of those rivers that flow to the East eventually flow into the Amazon. The most distant source of the Amazon from its outflow into the sea is a glacial stream on Nevado Mismi (18,363 ft high) in the Peruvian Andes. This progresses into the Ucayali which joins the Marañón and eventually the Amazon itself.
No. The Andes are a mountain range running along the west coast of South America.
The Amazon has many rivers that flow into it. Nevado Mismi, which is located in the Andes Mountains, has been named the source that is the farthest from the mouth, or the start of the river.
high in the Andes Mountains
yes, they are
The landforms of the Rainforest are mountains, hills, flatlands, streams, swamps, and wet grasslands.
The headwaters of the great Amazon river are in the Andes mountains. The Inca people lived high in the Andes mountains. The American Rocky mountains are suppposedly part of the same chain as the Andes mountains.
The river rises in the Andes mountains in Peru, The location is Novado Mismi
Some major land forms in Latin America include the Andes Mountains and the Six Rivers. Research the six rivers Negro, Parana, Amazon, and so on.
Headwaters of the Amazon River
no but the Andes Mountains are.