Where does the water in rivers come from? What causes rivers to flow?

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A stream, or a river, is formed whenever water moves downhill from one place to another. It keeps collecting water from rain or by running into other water sources and that's how i keeps flowing.

WITCHER [35]3 years ago

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Hey there,

Water in rivets come from runoffs or when water moves downhill. Rivers flow from downhill from rain or other water sources.

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