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Answer!-Usually the start of a river is called its source and the end of the river is called the mouth.
The start of a river is called the headwaters or source; the end of a river is called the mouth.When a river flows into another river, the 'mouth' of the river is called the confluence.
The River Murray takes many turns and twists along its path. Generally, it flows in a westerly direction from its start to Morgan. Here it takes a bend and flows south to the Murray Mouth near the South Australian town of Goolwa.
The River Spey is in Scotland. The River Spey starts at Loch Spey and flows towards Grantown. The river then flows into the sea, a total of 98 miles.
The mouth of the river is NOT called the start. The mouth is the end of a river. The headwaters refers to the starting point(s). The starting point is called the source.
The start of a river is its headwaters and, just in case you were wondering, the end is its mouth.
The Tiber River flows from the Apennine Mountains into the Tyrrhenian Sea.
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Avon is the Welsh word for River so there are many river Avons!One flows into the Severn at Tewkesbury.One flows into the Bristol Channel at Bristol.
it is called the mouth of the river
The mouth of the River Meon is at Titchfield Haven.
at the mouth^^^Incorrect ! A river starts at its source - usually at a high place, such as a hill or mountain. It ends at the river mouth - which is where it meets the sea.