What is the difference between west flowing rivers and east flowing rivers?

Answer 1

east flowing rivers drains into bay of Bengal and west flowing rivers drains into Arabian sea,east flowing rivers make delta at the mouth of te sea and west flowing rivers make estuary at the moutj of the sea, area drained by east flowing rivers are greater and area drained by west flowing rivers are shoarter than that of west flowing rivers and ex. of east flowing rivers are godavari,Krishna,etc. and ex. of west flowing rivers are narmada and tapi.

Answer 2

Aside from direction of flow, the riparian areas differ. In the eastern United States, precipitation is much greater and riparian areas can maintain more lush vegetation than the more arid regions of the western United States. Because of the higher precipitation received in the eastern United States, even the terrestrial upland ecosystems can maintain lush vegetation. As a result, it is difficult to define the boundaries between riparian areas and terrestrial uplands in the eastern United States. In contrast, in most of the western United States and particularly in the southwest, the transition between riparian and upland terrestrial systems is easily identifiable. This distinction is abrupt because the surrounding terrestrial habitat is much drier than the riparian area. Riparian areas in the arid western United States have different plant composition but are also more lush than their adjacent uplands. Another important difference between the eastern and western United States that influences riparian areas are the pathways that water follows to reach streams. In the eastern United States, more water infiltrates the soil resulting in more subsurface flow reaching the stream and thus more soil moisture. In the western United States, there is more overland flow reaching the stream.

Answer 3

Rivers west of the continental divide flow into the Pacific Ocean while rivers east flow into the Atlantic.