Amazon River

A river basin is any area of land that drains into a river system. The Amazon Basin is one specific river basin, namely all the land that drains into the Amazon River system (meaning: including all the streams and creeks that in turn flow into the Amazon.)

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if you look down you will see the river amazo if you are in a boat on the river. :-)

Amazon river is the largest river in the world.

The Amazon rainforest is situated in the south equator of Brazil on the upper section

they might want to preserve the amazon basin because it gives clean water for people to drink

Yes, the Amazon flows into the Atlantic ocean. The North,to be prescise.

The Amazon River is not the longest river in the US. It is the longest river in South America.

About the same cost to go to Brazil. The Amazon rain forest goes right on top of Brazil. You should take a bus or car to the rain forest and get to the river by walk. Besides you can go to Chile or Venezuela. The Amazon goes right on the other countries. No roads or towns. Just a whole rain forest to hike through.

The Humber is not really a river. It is an estuary, formed by the confluence of (principally) the rivers Trent and Ouse, which between them drain most of East Central England. From the mouth of the Trent to the open sea at Spurn point is 35 miles.

Think about how quick one second is...now consider this....in one second the Amazon pours almost 60 million gallons, or 620,000 cubic yards of water, into the Atlantic Ocean. This massive influx of fresh water actually dilutes the ocean's salinity, or saltiness, for up to 100 miles offshore. To put this massive amount of water into perspective keep in mind that one days worth of water flowing out of the Amazon is the equivalent of 12 years worth of water usage by the city of New York. Put another way, the average back yard swimming pool is about 30,000 gallons, the amazing Amazon River dumps enough water into the Atlantic Ocean every second to fill 2,000 swimming pools! EVERY SECOND!

The Amazon flows East, mostly.

Sorry, but the Amazon River is not in the US. It is located in South America.

The Amur River is part of the international; border between Russia and north east China.Also called Heilong Jiang river.It flows from NE China through NE Russia to enter the Sea of Okhotse at Okhotsk.

Because God and Mother Nature couldn't decide on anything smaller :) Besides, it travels through a vast watery land, so it spreads. Plus it has many smaller rivers feeding it's flow to the sea.

there are over 5,000 types of fish in the amazon river but they find more every year

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1)The Amazon is surrounded by rain forest.

2)The Mississippi is a major industrial highway.

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The Amazon river was named by Spanish explorer Fransisco de Orellana in 1541. It is said he named it after the a group of woman found along the river, that were much like the amazons (warlike matriarchal woman from Greek mythology).

The answer is: 6,400km long beth:] The answer is: 6,400km long beth:] About 3,980 miles long.

There are 3.3 people for every 2 kilometers. The Amazon River Basin is not a very populated region. The basin area is 6,145,186 square kilometers.

Anything that fells in the water except fruits.It can also jump out and catch birds from their nest. (If the nest isn't hight)

No. The Amazon lies in South America, traversing the countries of Brazil and Peru.

Brazil is a country in South America that lies mostly in the Southern Hemisphere. The river is the Amazon (6,992 km).

piranhas,big snakes,river dolphins,manatees,frogs,toads,salman,crabs,alligators,and caimans all live in the amazon river.Your welcome ;D