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What is the river called that runs through Venezuela?
The Amazon River.
What river runs through farmland?
The Mississippi River is a significant river that runs through farmland in the United States, particularly in the Midwest region. It serves as an important water source for irrigation and transportation in agricultural areas.
What river runs through Missouri?
According to Experts, the Missouri River is one of the largest rivers in North America that runs through the state of Missouri.
What is the name ofthe river that runs north- south through west central Massachusetts?
The Connecticut River runs north-south through west-central Massachusetts. It is the longest river in New England, spanning over 400 miles and serving as a natural border between Massachusetts and Vermont.
Which countries does the River Volga run through?
Russia, the River Volga is completely in Russia.
What river does Sunderland stand on?
the river weir
What river runs through colchester?
The River Colne is a small river that runs through Colchester.
The Tiber River runs through where?
through Rome, Italy
What river runs through Rome?
The Tiber River runs through rome &:-}---------
What river runs through darlington?
The River Skerne runs through Darlington.
What river runs through Mildura?
The Murray River runs through Mildura.
What major river runs through the Ozarks?
what river runs through the ozark
What river runs through the US capitol?
the river that runs through the U.S. capitol is the Potomac river.
What river runs through Brazil?
The Amazon, Parana River and Tocatins River run through Brazil.
Why do a lot of English cities have rivers in their names such as Newcastle upon Tyne and Stoke-on-Trent?
Because back in the old days, boat was the only way of transport. Big river meant rich city because a lot of trade. They name city after river for this.Not quite accurate. Cities were NOT named after a river. This naming convention came into being because the town or city in question had the river running through it (or very close to it). Hence, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, is actually named after the (new) castle in the city, and the river Tyne runs through the centre of Newcastle / Gateshead.Similarly with Stoke0on-Trent: the river Trent runs through the city, but the sity is named with reference to the pottery trade (as in 'Stoking of kilns)Not all cities with rivers are named this way: The river Wear runs through Sunderland, but the city is NOT referred to as 'Sunderland-on-Wear'. Likewise, The city of York and the river Ouse ... and perhaps most obviously, London and the river Thames!
Where does the river Wear start?
sunderland
Where the river wear starts?
sunderland
