It is only logical that mountain ranges form natural watershed boundaries because water from rain and melting snow flow to the rivers.

<h3>Sources of Water for rivers. </h3>

Rainfall and the resulting runoff.
Water from natural ice.

Both of these come down from mountains and will be impacted by gravity to keep flowing downwards. This then forms or contributes to rivers and explains why mountains are generally next to watersheds.

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What latitudes are most likely to see glaciers?

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The answer is D. 90°N and 90°

Latitudes measure from north or south of the equator, the greatest latitude possible is 90°.

Option Latitudes in option D are the north pole and the South Pole, where it's most likely to see glaciers

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