Don't forget the St Lawrence River (Seaway) between Canada and the US... This is the largest and most significant (historically and economically) river in North America.
2007-02-09 10:33:05
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answered by s2pified 3
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Amazon (S), Mississippi (N), Missouri (N), Red (N), MacKenzie (N), Parana (S), La Plata (S), Paraguay (S), Madeira (S), Purus (S), Saint Lawrence (N), Rio Grande (N), Orinoco (S), Sao Francisco (S), Yukon (N), Tocantins (S), Araguala (S), Pilcomayo (S), Arkansas (N), Colorado (N), ***** (S), Xingu (S), Ucayali (S), Columbia (N), Saskatchewan (N), Jurua (S), Peace (N), Snake (N), Uruguay (S), Churchill (N), Maranon (S), Ohio (N), Magdalena (S). They are all over 1,500 kms long and there are two others that I'm not sure about (maybe typos): Red Rock (N) and Roosevelt (River of Doubt)(S). I'll leave it to you to work out which of the (N)s are in Canada.
2007-02-08 22:19:31
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answered by Stag S 5
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This sounds like a homework question, and I think you should find out on your own. Getting someone else to answer for you is cheating, and you don't learn anything if you don't find out for yourself.
Try google, or look this stuff up in an atlas.
By the way, I think you have some confusion in your question. Canada is part of North America, and South America is NOT part of the "American" continent.
2007-02-08 21:50:09
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answered by Anonymous
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