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Aliun [14]
2 years ago
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Match each number on the map to the correct sea, lake, or river. (Numbers 1-3 are lakes and seas,

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1 answer:
almond37 [142]2 years ago
5 0

<u>Matching each number to the correct water body </u>

  • Number 1 -------> Volga river
  • Number 2 ----> Caspian sea
  • Number 3 -----> Lake baikal
  • Number 4 -----> Kama river
  • Number 5 ---> Ob river
  • Number 6 ----> Amur river

<h3>Characteristics of Volga river and lake Baikal</h3>

The lake baikal is one of the deepest lake located in the southern siberia of Russia it is a rift lake and one of the purest waters is contained in lake baikal. The Volga river is one of the longest rivers in europe which flows through Russia and empties into the caspian sea.

Hence we can conclude that matching each number to the water body is as listed above

Learn more about Volga river : brainly.com/question/21567076

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