The rivers of Peninsular India are not suitable for navigation as they flow swiftly over the plateaus and highlands.
The rivers in South India are rain-fed and dry up in the hot and dry season. The peninsular rivers of the south have their source in the Western Ghats and flow across hills making a number of waterfalls, which are not navigable, but provide Hydro-electricity.
The southern part of the African continent contains rapids and shallow river point making navigation difficult and the rivers up in the region becomes thin like a stream due to heavy heat during summer.
The middle part of the continent has various waterfalls along the way due to million year’s tectonic shift in the plain of the African Continent Region making water navigation extremely dangerous. Hence, water navigation is Africa is absent.
Because of great falls and rapids.
because they have seasonal rivers
they are both water bodies.also some of the the rivers are non-navigable and navigable
Navigable rivers in Jamaica include the Black River. The Rio Grande, Martha Brae River and the Great River are also navigable.
The river in Ghana that is not navigable is called the Volta.
The Danube, the Elbe, the Rhine, the Volga, and the Seine rivers are some examples.
because they have seasonal rivers
Navigable rivers in Jamaica include the Black River. The Rio Grande, Martha Brae River and the Great River are also navigable.
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"Navigable" refers to some thing that can be traveled along by people. It usually refers to lakes and rivers.
There are over 5,000 miles of navigable rivers, creeks, bayous, and canals in Louisiana. Much commerce is produced in this traffic.
G.T Walch has written: 'Notes on some of the chief navigable rivers and canals in the United States and Canada' -- subject(s): Canals, rivers, Canals, Rivers
Not really. In the south, during the rainy season, there are some rivers that can take very small watercraft.