The Hudson is tidal from its mouth at New York City's harbor to Troy New York because for the entirety of this distance, the river does not rise in elevation beyond the high tide of the Atlantic ocean. In a sense, the Atlantic tides temporarily raise the sea level to a level higher than the level of the Hudson for this distance. The tides are most noticeable closest to the ocean because it is in this area that the elevation of the river is at its lowest.
an area where rivers rise and fall with ocean tides
A platypus does not benefit from the tides because it is a freshwater-dwelling animals. It lives only in freshwater creeks, rivers and ponds.
yes rivers DO have tides. if you think you can park your stuff right along the water and leave to explore, enjoy a nice surprise when you get back! either floating articles or a barren camp site with no remains..NONETHELESS, rivers do have tides!
Short answer: There are tides in lakes and rivers, they're just too small to see. Tides in the ocean are big enough to see because the size of the tide is a function of the sized of the body of water.
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Any of the towns along the rivers much above sea level will have the lowest tides.
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water densitysorry i meant to put ebb and flow of rivers and tides
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.
Lakes are too small to experience tidal forces, which are caused by the Moon and Sun's gravitational pull on the Earth. Rivers flow downhill under the influence of Earth's gravity which is much closer than the Moon or Sun, and any tidal effects are indistinguishable. However, rivers which lead to the oceans are affected by tides, as ocean water rushes in to the mouth or estuary of the river.
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