Because when wind pushes clouds over mountains, the mountains make it difficult fore heavy winds and clouds to go over, so they have to drop weight; in their case, water. The rain usually ends up in the one area that the clouds go over, and after a while the rain wheathers down a part of the mountain that future water will travel through. After a long time, it might turn into a river, or more likely a stream.
Thats where most of the snow is most of the time and water runs down hill. By the very nature of gravity all rivers have their source higher than their entry to a larger river or the sea.
Not all rivers start in mountains. Regardless, the one that do are generally formed from either rain running down or from melted ice caps on the tops of the mountains that have melted.
Gravity. Fluids that are high tend to flow to lower locations because of gravity.
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The Indus and the Ganges Rivers
They started by the leftover glaciers on land.
They might start from a lake, and ocean
They start in the Northeastern Mountains of Turkey.
All rivers start in the high country and end in the Ocean.
NO. There are many rivers that begin in countries that have no mountains. Rivers ofter start from a spring that feeds a creek that then joins with other creeks or streams to become a river.
The Tigris and Euphrates rivers flow from the mountains of present day Turkey into the Persian Gulf.
yes all rivers start from their source ontop of a mountain. yes all rivers start from their source ontop of a mountain. by Kane
Scotland is known for its rugged mountains, such as the Scottish Highlands which include the famous mountain ranges of the Grampians and Cairngorms. Scotland also has numerous rivers, with the River Tay being the longest. In terms of deserts, Scotland does not have any as it is characterized by its green landscapes and wet climate.
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they begin usually in the mountains from snow melt, but sometimes their origins are in underground springs. All rivers go to the ocean but never come from the ocean. As for lakes, how do you think the water got there? probably snow melt from a nearby mountain.
Usually at the top of mountains, they start off as streams. Then the streams join together and get bigger, wider, and eventually they turn into rivers.