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How has geography of southern Africa affected river traffic and trade?
The high interior plain drops rapidly, creating waterfalls and rapids. This makes boat travel on the rivers difficult. In addition, sandbars partially block the mouths of the Limpopo and Zambezi Rivers, preventing large ships from sailing into the interior.
Can high potassium prevent a cataract removal surgery?
No, it increases the odds of getting cataract surgery
What is the name for a large or high waterfall?
A cataract
How do wagon trains cross rivers?
pioneers found high spots in the river to cross with their wagon
Why is the cycle of high and low water flows important to a river?
rivers depend on water flow and if they get low waterflow the river wont have enough water
Which rivers have waterfalls?
The highest waterfall in the world is located in Venezuela and is 979 meters high, or 3,212 feet. The river that feeds this waterfall is called Gauja.
How does the pH level affect aquatic species in rivers?
If the pH level is to high or low, it can kill the animals in the river.
What rivers receive water from Lake Okeechobee when levels are high?
When Lake Okeechobee's water levels are high, excess water is released into several rivers, primarily the St. Lucie River to the east and the Caloosahatchee River to the west. These rivers facilitate the flow of water from the lake to the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, respectively. Additionally, water can also flow into the Everglades, contributing to the region's ecosystem.
Important landmarks in Egypt rivers mountains lakes canals?
Pyramids, obelisks, Nile River, Aswan High Dam
How is the bay of Fundy related to the reversing river?
The "reversing rivers" (there are several of them, in both Nova Scotia and New Brunswick) are rivers that feed into the Bay of Fundy. Since the Bay has the world's highest tides, the incoming high tide flows up the rivers. Thus the rivers appear to reverse.
What is inundation canal?
inundated canals are long canals taken off from large rivers and it receive water when the river is high enough and especially when it is in flood .
What is the depth of the Elbe river?
The depth of the Elbe River is approximately 16.3 meters at high tide. The river is 1,094 kilometers long and is one of the major rivers in central Europe.
