"<u>They feed different water sheds" </u>is the statement that best describes the streams on either side of the Great Divide.
<u>Explanation</u>:
The Great Divide commonly refers to the continental divide of North America. The watersheds of the Pacific Ocean are separated from the Atlantic Ocean by the Great Divide. Green River watershed is located to the west of the endorheic basin, and it is drained to the Gulf of California/Pacific Ocean.
The water flowing to the Pacific Ocean is separated from the water flowing to the Southern and Indian Oceans. Various water sheds can be efficiently fed through Great Divide.
I would ask an Archeologist. They are generally the ones to answer that type of question.
Answer: Tropical Swampland
Explanation: I think it’s that because it already mentions flat fertile land, and a desert doesn’t have soil, and it also mentions mountains.
