By definition all rivers run downstream, with the possible exception of tidal effects where the river meets the sea (as the tide comes in, in some places the water may run "backward" up the river for a usually short distance).
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∙ 9y agoA river travels downstream.
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Water always flows down a river, so upstream is the opposite direction from the direction in which the water flows.
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The answer is... A river only flows down hill
there are rapids not very far upstream
Downstream. The source of a river is always upstream.
it slows down because first it rushes down from mountain and then slows down right at the end when it goes into the sea/ocean/lake.
a lock is a system that allows ships to travel upstream and down stream
No, a river only flows one way, they either flow upstream or downstream not both.
In a canoe Im from the wanganui river. they travel in a canoe :)
The upstream of a river is its mouth, AKA, the opening to the ocean, and everything in between. Downstream is the source, AKA the "beginning", such as a lake, and everything in between.To put it simply:A RIVER:(Mouth)=--------------------------------------------------------------------------------0 (Lake) Downstream
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