A high plateau covers much of the continent. The boundaries of the plateau are marked by escarpments (steep slopes) over which many of these great rivers plunge as falls or rapids, thereby prohibiting water travel by boat or ship.
A high plateau covers much of the continent. The boundaries of the plateau are marked by escarpments (steep slopes) over which many of these great rivers plunge as falls or rapids, thereby prohibiting water travel by boat or ship.
Firstly, there aren't all that many navigable rivers running to the sea from Africa's interior, and secondly, most of these rivers have rapids and waterfalls.
They are the longest rivers in each continents Africa, North America and South America.
Africa is one of the largest continents on the planet and has many rivers on it. There is, however, no river in Africa that starts with the letter "Q".
Firstly, there aren't all that many navigable rivers running to the sea from Africa's interior, and secondly, most of these rivers have rapids and waterfalls.
Amazon river (South America) River Nile (Africa)
They are the longest rivers in each continents Africa, North America and South America.
The four longest rivers are found on the following continents: Nile River (Africa) Amazon River (South America) Yangtze River (Asia) Mississippi-Missouri River System (North America)
Some of the main rivers on Earth include the Amazon River in South America, the Nile River in Africa, the Yangtze River in Asia, and the Mississippi River in North America. Each of these rivers plays a significant role in the geography, ecology, and cultures of their respective continents.
They are the longest rivers in each continents Africa, North America and South America. Correction: The Missouri River is the longest river in the U.S.
Firstly, there aren't all that many navigable rivers running to the sea from Africa's interior, and secondly, most of these rivers have rapids and waterfalls.
The interior plains of North America primarily used railways and waterways for transportation due to their flat terrain and proximity to rivers and lakes. These transportation modes facilitated the movement of goods and people across the region, connecting it to other parts of the continent. Additionally, road networks and later air travel also became important means of transportation in the interior plains.