Editing Talk:2838: Dubious Islands
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If we're going for seriously dubious, I nominate the Colorado River, which flows from Baja California, up and over the Rocky Mountains, and down through Austin, Texas into the Gulf of Mexico. At least, that's what the substitute teacher made us draw on our homework maps in class in high school. She had some... problems. But it would've made an awesome river. Is there a special class of "island" where the rivers are connected by name? [[User:Mrkxcd|Mrkxcd]] ([[User talk:Mrkxcd|talk]]) 06:03, 26 October 2023 (UTC) | If we're going for seriously dubious, I nominate the Colorado River, which flows from Baja California, up and over the Rocky Mountains, and down through Austin, Texas into the Gulf of Mexico. At least, that's what the substitute teacher made us draw on our homework maps in class in high school. She had some... problems. But it would've made an awesome river. Is there a special class of "island" where the rivers are connected by name? [[User:Mrkxcd|Mrkxcd]] ([[User talk:Mrkxcd|talk]]) 06:03, 26 October 2023 (UTC) | ||
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== Contrast with general/typical patterns of river flow? == | == Contrast with general/typical patterns of river flow? == |