Due to the gravitional pull of the centre of the earth, at 420 degrees north 721 degrees west, im taking a stab in the dark here but i think up is the answer to your question.
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Mexico
North towards the Arctic sea
southeast
In Texas, the rivers primarily carry sediments in a southeast direction toward the Gulf of Mexico. This flow is influenced by the state's topography and the gradient of its rivers, which generally descend from higher elevations in the west to lower elevations in the east. Consequently, sediments eroded from the land are transported downstream, contributing to the formation of deltas and coastal wetlands along the Gulf.
oklahoma's rivers flow south-east
In general, rivers flow downhill from higher elevations to lower elevations, which often means they flow from east to west due to the rotation of the Earth and the tilt of its axis. However, this is a generalization and not a universal rule as rivers can flow in any direction depending on topography and other factors.
south
Some rivers in Texas are called "wrong way rivers" because they flow contrary to the typical direction of rivers in the region. Instead of flowing south towards the Gulf of Mexico, these rivers flow northward or eastward. This unusual flow pattern occurs due to the topography and geological features of the area, which can divert water in unexpected directions. A notable example is the Pecos River, which flows north into the Canadian River.
The Continental Divide (in North America) marks the direction (towards the Pacific or Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico) rivers flow.
South
Rivers always flow downhill, regardless of compass direction. It is a myth that rivers "normally" flow from north to south.
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