How and where do rivers begin and how to they flow into creeks and into the sea?

Answer 1

from springs

Answer 2

To be really geeky, all rivers begin in the sea. Evaporation takes place and the sea evaporates as water vapour. As the vapour rises it condenses into clouds. Eventually the clouds become too heavy and fall as rain. Some of the rain will fall near the tops of hill/mountains. Usually these hills wiill soak up the rain. Eventually so much water is underground that it breaks the surface as a small stream. As the stream decends the hill it joins with other streams and when it reaches the valley bottom starts flowing away assisted by gravity. As it continues flowing towards the sea, other streams join into it and eventually the stream becomes big enough to be a river. Eventually the river will become tidal and flow into the sea where the process will start all over again.

Answer 3

Its down hill all the way. Some rivers begin as creeks and other may statr at mountain from water run off of rains and the meltion of snow.. The Mississippi rive at its begining point you can step acrost it.

Answer 4

What goes up must come down. evaporated water rises to the heavens, coats the mountains with rain and snow. Rivers always start in the high country and flow down hill.

Answer 5

They are caused bu rain water flowing down mountains and where the water joins together to form a river.

Answer 6

I think creeks flow into rivers, bro.

Answer 7

springs ... ice and snow melt ..and water goes downhill ..