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How big is the Caloris Basin?
The Caloris Basin on Mercury is one of the largest impact craters in the solar system, spanning about 960 miles (1,550 kilometers) in diameter. It was formed by a huge asteroid impact early in the planet's history.
What is the largest freshwater swamp in the US?
The largest freshwater swamp in the US is the Atchafalaya Basin located in Louisiana. Covering about 1 million acres, it is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, including several endangered species.
How was the seine river formed?
The Seine River was formed through a combination of erosion from glaciers during the last Ice Age and the natural flow and accumulation of water in the region. Over time, the river carved out its path through the landscape, creating the winding course we see today in France.
What does a source look like?
It looks like a muddy puddle. Don't expect a majestic Trevi fountain with carved cupids, or an Angel with a flaming Sword. The source of the Nile is a plastic pipe sticking out of a rock. And that's a lot more impressive than most river sources. The source of the Mississippi-Missouri River is a little trickle of mossy water running down a rock face covered with grafitti. Sometimes more than one little trickle breaks out, and on-lookers cheer. The Ganges River actually has a source worth looking at, a big gush off water shooting out of a glacial ice-cave! Those silly Chinese put up a tombstone at the source of the Yellow River.
How Big Is An Iodine Molecule?
An iodine molecule has a bond length of about 2.67 angstroms, which is equivalent to about 0.267 nanometers. This makes the iodine molecule relatively large compared to smaller molecules like water or oxygen.
How big is congos river basin?
20000
How big is the orinoco river basin?
The Orinoco watershed - its basin, covers an area of about 990000 km2
How big is the Tennessee river?
The Tennessee River is 652 miles long. It flows through Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Kentucky. It flows into the Ohio River at Paducah, Kentucky.
What is the Ohio river a tributary of?
Beaver River, Big Sandy River, Cumberland River, Great Miami River, Green River, Guyandotte River, Hocking River, Kanawha River, Kentucky River, Licking River, Little Hocking River, Little Kanawha River, Little Miami River, Little Muskingum River, Little Sandy River, Muskingum River, Salt River, Scioto River, Shade River, Tennessee River, and Wabash River are tributaries of the Ohio River.
What are 2 nicknames for Tennessee?
Tennessee is called "The Volunteer State". The nickname started during the War of 1812. Tennessee also has been referred to as the "Big Bend State" which refers to the Indian name for the Tennessee River: "the river with the big bend."
What rivers floow north in the US?
The Red River - Minnesota and Dakota. The St. John River - Jacksonville, FL. The Saginaw River - Michigan. The Shiawasee River - Michigan. (slightly easterly) The Kishwaukee River - Illinois. The Monongahela River - WVA and PA. The Youghiogheny River - WVA and PA. The Willamette River - Oregon. The Maumee River. The Little Big Horn River - Montana. Jordan River - Utah Mojave River - Southern California Tennessee River - Kentucky-Tennessee Cumberland River - Kentucky-Tennessee Reese River (spring only) - Nevada
How big is the Orinoco river?
The Orinoco watershed - its basin, covers an area of about 990000 km2
Why is Big Basin called Big Basin?
Because Big Basin is really big. Why else?
What US river starts with B?
Beaufort River is in South Carolina. Brazos River is in Texas. Bald River is in Tennessee. Big Black River is in Mississippi.
What is the major river for Maine?
Little River Big Black River Red River Birch River Noren River Yerler River
How many upstream rivers does the US have?
Every river in the U.S. has an upstream and a downstream. If you're looking for rivers that run northbound, this is the list: The Red River - Minnesota and Dakota. The St. John River - Jacksonville, FL. The Saginaw River - Michigan. The Shiawasee River - Michigan. (slightly easterly) The Kishwaukee River - Illinois. The Monongahela River - WVA and PA. The Youghiogheny River - WVA and PA. The Willamette River - Oregon. The Maumee River. The Little Big Horn River - Montana. Jordan River - Utah Mojave River - Southern California Tennessee River - Kentucky-Tennessee Cumberland River - Kentucky-Tennessee Reese River (spring only) - Nevada
How big is Amazon River?
The Amazon River is the second longest river in the world. It's just a little shorter than the Nile. Its length is 4,391 miles [7,062 kilometers]. Its drainage basin covers an area of 2,670,000 square miles [6,915,000 square kilometers]. The drainage basin takes up 40 percent of the South American continent. The Amazon drainage basin passes through seven countries: Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, and Venezuela.
