Most rivers in Mexico are short and unnavigable, due to the rough terrain that composes most of the territory; especially along the west coast where the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range is located. Notable exceptions include the Culiacan (875 Km/644 mi) and Balsas (770 Km/479 mi), which are the second and third longest rivers in Mexico, and flow from the Central Mexican Plateau into the Pacific Ocean.
In terms of lakes and reservoirs, the same roughness found in Mexico's landscape, prevents lakes from being as large or as common as those found in other areas of the world. This however, does not mean that there are no lakes: the most important include the Chapala Lake (1261 Km2/487 sq mi), the Angostura Reservoir (640 Km2/247 sq mi) and the Miguel Aleman Reservoir (500 Km2/193 sq mi).
There are 85 major rivers, and 45 major lakes, for a total of 130 major lakes and rivers in Mexico.
rivers and lakes
Yes Lakes were formed by glaciers
mississippi and the gulf of mexico
Lakes and rivers.
Some states in the United States have few natural lakes, so they have dammed rivers to create artificial lakes called: RESERVIONS
lakes,rivers,forests, and trees
Brazils natural boudaries are mountains, lakes, rivers, and the ocean.
The natural recourse of water is lakes rivers and oceans
The Rio Grande and Pecos River are the major rivers in New Mexico. The major lakes in New Mexico are Elephant Butte Reservoir, Conchas Lake, and Navajo Reservoir.
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It has a multitude of rivers but no natural lakes.