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It is not unrealistic; there are numerous boats that go up and down the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
However, the vast majority of Southwest Asia does not have navigable rivers and there are only three year-round rivers (Tigris, Euphrates, and Jordan). As a result, you need a form of land or air transportation to get from place to place.
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What was the boat name At the Boston Tea Party?
The Boat
Why is the German you boat called the German you boat?
U = undersea Answer 2 It's not a you boat, ir's a u-boat.
What was the name of the boat which Marco Polo traveled in to go to China?
Marco Polo travelled overland, via The Silk Road and The Spice Road, more than 200 years before any European sailed to Asia.
Where did Columbus leave his boat?
he did not leave his boat
What is an Egyptian funerary boat?
An Egyptian Funerary boat is a boat that carries the deceased down the Nile on his/her way to the Afterlife.
Which direction would you travel if you took a boat Asia to south africa?
southwest
Why many people live on boat in Asia?
they have nowhere else 2 go...so they live on a boat in Asia
How did john Cabot get to east Asia?
by boat
Do you think traveling from Asia to the Americans would have been easier on foot or by boat?
By boat
What direction would you steer to travel from Hawaii to Guam by boat?
Roughly southwest.
Is the boat the queen Mary from Asia?
no it was made in scoatland
How did cristopher cloumbus plan to reach Asia?
by boat
How long is the boat trip from Asia to England?
50,244 miles
How did the first Muslims come to southern and eastern Asia?
by boat..
Where is Nikiski located?
About 60 miles southwest of Anchorage Alaska by air or boat. 170 miles by road.
What icy Route to Asia was Ronald Amundsen the first to sail a boat through?
The Northwest Passage
What is a oriental boat?
An oriental boat typically refers to traditional watercraft found in Asia, particularly in regions like Southeast Asia and East Asia. These boats often vary in design and purpose, ranging from fishing vessels to trading ships and pleasure crafts. Common examples include the Chinese junk, the Thai long-tail boat, and the Indonesian pinisi. Each design reflects the local culture, materials, and navigational needs of the area.
